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Full Metal Panic! Gold, silver and copper fly together
Full Metal Panic! Gold, silver, and copper are flying Wall Street Insights Many Western funds have missed the rise in gold prices, but it is obvious that they obviously do not want to miss the copper market
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As the dollar weakens, May’s seasonal advantage is gone?
Source: Wall Street News UBS said that the effectiveness of the selling strategy of U.S. stocks in May weakened, which means that the U.S. dollar may not be able to rely on this seasonal factor to obtain significant support in the future.
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Zomato recovers 2% as bullish brokerages hike the target price
Shares of Zomato rose over 2 per cent on the NSE on Wednesday after it tanked two days post the company’s Q4 financial results, although analysts gave thumbs up to its performance. Analysts also expect its weightage in the MSCI EM Index likely to go up after today’s rejig by the global index major that will take effect from May 31.
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The second loose developed country! Riksbank cuts interest rates for first time in eight years
The second loose developed country! The Riksbank cuts interest rates for the first time in eight years Source: Wall Street Insights Zhao Ying Will the European Central Bank follow the Riksbank and beat the Fed to cut interest rates? The curtain of interest rate cuts by central banks around the world has begun. Switzerland fired the first shot of interest rate cuts in developed countries, followed closely by the Swedish central bank.
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UBS rose more than 7.5% before the opening, Q1 net profit surged by more than 70% year-on-year, reiterated capital return target
Gelonghui, May 7 | UBS (UBS.US) U.S. stocks rose more than 7.5% before the market opened, at $29.68
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Havells gathers speed to hit all-time high; analysts divided over its prospects
Shares of Havells India Ltd surged on Thursday after the company reported its Q4 financial results. The stock has hit a fresh high at ₹1,706.85 and traded at ₹1,669.20 on the NSE, up 0.31 per cent as of 1.03 pm. .
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Wipro gains post Q4 results, brokerages estimate weak near-term outlook
Shares of Wipro rose 2.03 per cent on Monday’s trade to close at ₹461.95 on the NSE despite posting weaker-than-expected March quarter financial results. Even analysts remain rather bearish on the stock. The company’s profits rose 5.2 per cent q-o-q. However, the company recorded an 8 per cent profit decline in Q4 at ₹2,835 crore.