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    Polycab, United Spirits among 38 companies with dividend bonus, stock split this week. Do you own any?

    Polycab, United Spirits, Mahindra Logistics are in focus for dividends, bonuses, and stock splits. Key stocks include Clara Industries (4:1 bonus July 8), Deep Industries (Rs 2.44 dividend July 9), JSW Steel (Rs 7.3 dividend July 9), Mphasis (Rs 55 dividend July 10), Mahindra Lifespace Developers (Rs 2.65 dividend July 12), and Vantage Knowledge Academy (stock split July 12).

    Despite war and sanctions, Russia becomes a high-income economy

    Despite Western sanctions over the Ukraine war, Russia has transitioned from an upper-middle to a high-income economy, according to the World Bank's latest rankings. Factors such as increased military activity, a rebound in trade and construction, and growth in the financial sector contributed to this shift. Consequently, Russia's Atlas GNI per capita rose by 11.2%.

    United Spirits shares drop 0.05% as Sensex falls

    On the technical charts, the RSI of the stock stood at 50.66.

    Tariff hikes, 5G monetisation moves hint Jio’s headed for IPO

    Reliance Jio Infocomm is raising tariffs and monetising its 5G business, potentially leading to an IPO next year, with clarity expected at Reliance Industries' AGM. Valued at $133 billion, it could be India's largest IPO. Improved ARPU aims to attract investors. RIL, Meta, and Google are significant stakeholders. Financial improvements expected FY24-27. Bharti Airtel and BSE mentioned.

    United Spirits shares drop 0.62% as Sensex rises

    The stock quoted a 52-week high of Rs 1334.05 and a 52-week low of Rs 891.05.

    Pakistan's federal cabinet approves hike of PKR 5.72 per unit in basic power tariff

    Pakistan's federal cabinet has approved a significant hike in the basic power tariff, raising it by PKR 5.72 per unit. This increase, effective from July 1, 2024, will raise the average electricity tariff to PKR 35.50 per unit. The move aims to cover financial losses and support an IMF bailout, despite causing consumer strain.

    The Economic Times
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