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    Micron Tech beats revenue estimates on AI chip demand; shares fall after run-up

    Benefiting from the high demand for memory chips, Micron Technology's revenue exceeded expectations in the third quarter. However, the company's forecast for the fourth quarter fell short of optimistic investor expectations, leading to a stock price decline. Micron's unique position in the semiconductor market is driven by the widespread usage of its high-bandwidth memory chips in advanced AI systems.

    Accenture forecasts 2024 revenue growth above estimates

    Accenture, a provider of IT services, forecasted annual revenue growth significantly exceeding expectations on Thursday. This optimistic outlook stems from increased adoption of artificial intelligence, which is compensating for subdued growth in enterprise spending.

    Pakistan missed GDP growth target; achieves 2.38 % against envisaged 3.5 % in FY 2023-24: Economic Survey

    The growth remained below the estimated target of 3.5 per cent for the outgoing year and the government failed to achieve it, mainly due to underperformance of industries and services sectors.

    View: GOI has the solution of India's economic puzzle but it needs to let go fiscal hesitations

    India's economy is thriving with 8.2% GDP growth, strong public investment, and tax revenues. However, weak consumer demand and private capex remain issues. To boost growth, the government should create more public sector jobs, increasing incomes and consumption, funded by local savings.

    Can Vodafone Idea stock trade above Rs 20 in next one year? Hemang Jani answers

    ​I think there is a growth in terms of volume, given the kind of appetite that people have for jewellery and also, we feel that you will see stable margins once there is a little bit of stability in the gold prices. So, valuations, I do not think is too much of an issue. It is all about how big the opportunities and how Titan can deliver growth. We have a positive view. I think it is a part of the core portfolio.

    Fiscal deficit may fall below revised estimate of 5.8%

    The Indian government's fiscal deficit could be slightly lower than revised estimates of 5.8% of GDP due to robust revenues and lower subsidy outgo. Tax revenues could exceed the revised estimate by ₹27,000 crore. The fiscal deficit in absolute terms is pegged at ₹ 17.3 lakh crore. Direct tax receipts are expected to exceed revised estimates by about Rs 14,000 crore, while indirect revenues, including customs and excise duty, by Rs 13,000 crore.

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