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The Shanghai stock exchange hit a 3.5-year high on Wednesday on hopes of a China-US trade deal. The Shanghai Composite index rose 0.45% to 3,633.99 points, posting gains for the third consecutive

Capri Holdings (CPRI.N) reported a smaller-than-expected revenue decline on Wednesday. The company experienced a smaller drop despite a general retail slowdown, thanks to increased demand for Michael Kors luxury handbags and shoes.

US President Donald Trump’s shifts in tariff policies have not only caused fluctuations in global financial markets but have also sent investors on a downhill ride. Legal challenges related to tariffs and

US trading partners continue to seek agreements as Trump’s high tariffs come into effect. Countries like Switzerland, Brazil, and India are trying to block the tariff increase, pushing US import taxes to

This earnings season, major mining companies are distributing their lowest dividends in recent years. Falling mineral prices and the need to hold cash to invest in large development projects have pushed companies

China’s July exports increased by 7.2%, exceeding expectations. This increase was driven by shipments, particularly to Southeast Asia, in connection with a weak tariff truce with the US. Global traders and investors

The US dollar weakened on Friday following the release of a weak labor report and President Donald Trump’s decision to fire the head of statistics. However, on Monday, the dollar recovered somewhat,

Global stocks rose on Thursday, with the Japanese stock market reaching a historic high, while gains in technology stocks and hopes for a ceasefire in Ukraine boosted market optimism. The rally continued

Oil prices fell after OPEC+ decided to increase production by 547,000 barrels/day in September. However, traders remain cautious about possible new sanctions against Russia. Brent crude oil fell 85 cents (1.2%) to

Page Industries (PAGE.NS), the company that holds the licenses for the Jockey and Speedo brands in India, exceeded its first-quarter profit estimates thanks to lower costs and continued underwear demand. The company’s