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  • Commodity prices fall after Donald Trump elected US President

    Trump recaptured the White House by securing more than the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win the presidency, following a campaign of dark rhetoric that deepened the polarization in the country

  • Why commodity prices are expected to fall to their lowest level since 2020

    The World Bank’s Commodity Price Index is expected to decline for three consecutive years, falling by 3 percent in 2024, 5 percent in 2025 and 2 percent in 2026

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Can China’s stimulus revive commodity prices?

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Priority lending boosts banks’ profitability, implications of Haryana assembly polls explained, telecom sector tariff hikes can trigger consolidation, balancing judicial independence and accountability in Collegium system, and more

  • Market balanced despite headwinds, says Prabhudas Lilladher. Here are its stock picks

    The outcome of state election, foreign flows, commodity prices and trade deficit balance will dictate market momentum in the medium to long term, analysts have said

  • Volatile geopolitical conditions, simmering energy markets and commodity prices

    Escalation in the Middle East crisis could lead to substantial supply disruptions, causing oil prices to surge by 56 percent to 75 percent, while the halt of the Black Sea Grain Initiative for Ukrainian exports, along with disruptions in transport and power, may elevate food and energy prices

  • Ongoing war will drive up tyre raw material prices: JK Tyre MD Anshuman Singhania

    He revealed that the Israel-Hamas war will impact crude oil prices, which are almost 55 percent of the cost of a tyre

  • Prices of onions in Azadpur mandi fall on MEP, fresh arrivals, govt disposal

    However, retail onion prices in the national capital remained elevated at Rs 78 per kg, data from the Department of Consumer Affairs showed on November 1, up from around Rs 40 per kg a fortnight ago.

  • The real problem with deep-sea mining is it won’t make money

    Fears of ecosystem damage are tendentious. The issue is volatile commodity prices that will make it hard to finance projects

  • How falling quality of copper ore feeds inflation

  • Anticipating double-digit growth on strong domestic market and softening commodity prices, says Anshuman Singhania, MD, JK Tyre

  • HUL chief Sanjiv Mehta sees end to volatility in 4-5% volume growth for FMCG

  • Bajaj Auto Q2 profit jumps 20% YoY to Rs 1,530 crore

  • As auto sales vroom, minicars and bikes hit reverse gear over pre-Covid period

  • MC Explains: Why FMCG companies aren’t in a rush to lower prices

  • Surging greenback sends commodities in the red amid stricter policies

  • Sensex, Nifty fall for third straight session: Key factors behind the selloff

  • RBI faces a core challenge in its journey to drive inflation below 6%

  • Sensex, Nifty jump 1%: Here's a look at key factors driving the bull run

  • Indian markets outpace most global counterparts in July, aided by multiple factors

  • Sensex, Nifty climb nearly 8% in July as rate hike fears ease, commodities soften, FIIs return

  • Early Birds: Margins take a hit on commodity price volatility in June quarter

  • Ideas For Profit | Shakti Pumps: Demand revival to rescue stock price post recent market correction?

  • Govt cuts base import prices of gold, silver, edible oil amid easing commodity prices

  • Books that help you see beyond ticker tapes and through bubbles, that anger and illuminate

  • Entry-level automobile sales under pressure in Q1 as commodity costs mount: SIAM

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