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What are Ukraine's critical minerals and what do we know about the deal with US
Ukraine and the U.S. have signed a deal granting the U.S. preferential access to Ukrainian mineral deals and funding for reconstruction. Ukraine possesses significant deposits of critical minerals like lithium, rare earths, and graphite, essential for various industries. However, much of Ukraine's resources are now under Russian control due to the ongoing war, posing challenges for development.
Ather IPO’s late close; Freshworks’ Q1 boost
Ather Energy’s IPO was oversubscribed on the final day, driven by late interest from QIBs. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Why your EV insurance premium is costlier and features you must have in EV motor insurance policy
Electric vehicle insurance premiums are notably higher than those for traditional cars due to EVs' higher purchase prices and costly battery replacements. Specialized parts, the need for trained technicians, and limited repair networks further contribute to increased costs. Comprehensive policies with battery protection, zero depreciation, and roadside assistance are crucial for EV owners to mitigate potential financial burdens.
Contra Play: Zomato, Swiggy among 8 stocks where FIIs sold stakes in March quarter while mutual funds turned buyers
In Q4FY25, FIIs trimmed stakes in several new-age stocks like Zomato and Policybazaar, while mutual funds increased their holdings, reflecting divergent strategies. CarTrade Tech saw the highest rise in FII holding, while MFs diluted their holdings in the same. Corporate earnings will be the next big trigger for price trajectory.
Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week
Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, is a comprehensive research report that evaluates five key components of 4,000+ listed stocks – earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum – to generate standardized scores. The simple average of the above-mentioned five component ratings is normally distributed to reach an average score.
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NYT Connections today hints and answers for Sunday, April 27, 2025 (#686): Full breakdown, categories, and how to solve today's easier puzzle
NYT Connections today hints and answers — Sunday, April 27 (#686) brings an easier, fun puzzle for fans trying to keep their streak alive. With a difficulty rating of 3.2 out of 5, today’s NYT Connections puzzle mixes everyday words like "Goldfish," "Combo," and "Massage" into clever categories. You'll spot calculator buttons, amounts of hair, salty snacks, and a nod to Sweden! If you're hungry for hints or just want the full answers, this guide walks you through every grouping and explains why today's puzzle felt a bit lighter than yesterday’s.
CRS change lowers Express Entry scores as Canada aims for fair immigration
Canada's Express Entry pool has seen a major reshuffle after the removal of CRS points for arranged employment on March 25, 2025. The 501–600 score range experienced the most significant drop, with 5,740 profiles disappearing. While top-tier profiles decreased, the total number of candidates increased, particularly in the 461–470 range.
Oilers facing existential crisis as Kings dominate; hunger gap evident
The Kings are dominating the Oilers, showcasing superior speed, defense, and offensive opportunism, leading to a 2-0 series lead. Edmonton is plagued by defensive breakdowns and ineffective special teams, failing to match the Kings' evident hunger for victory. Goaltending struggles are a symptom of larger systemic issues for the Oilers, who face a critical Game 3
Warren Buffett now owns 5% of all US Treasury bills, a larger holding than the Fed itself
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway now holds $300.87 billion in U.S. Treasury bills, nearly 5% of the total market, surpassing the Fed’s holdings. With equity valuations high and few attractive opportunities, Buffett is prioritizing safety, yield, and liquidity.
22-year-old Bengaluru boy lives comfortably on ?20,000 a month. His budget breakdown stuns the internet
A 22-year-old Bengaluru resident has impressed Reddit with his monthly budget of just ?20,000, challenging the city’s reputation for unaffordable living. Amid soaring rents and rising costs, his frugal lifestyle—marked by shared housing, public transport, and simple meals—has sparked admiration. His post contrasts starkly with complaints about Bengaluru’s expenses, offering a refreshing glimpse into mindful urban survival.
Nifty may hit 25,500 in two quarters, says ICICI Securities; suggests buying quality stocks on dips
ICICI Securities anticipates a Nifty recovery towards 25,500 in the next two quarters, citing easing global concerns and a potential bottom formation in the 21,900-23,800 range. The firm highlights supportive global macro indicators and attractive risk-reward in midcaps. They recommend accumulating quality stocks in sectors like Financials, PSUs, and Metals, among others.
Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week
Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, is a comprehensive research report that evaluates five key components of 4,000+ listed stocks – earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum – to generate standardized scores. The simple average of the above-mentioned five component ratings is normally distributed to reach an average score.
Globalisation, which was meant to ensure lasting peace, threatens to start a trade war
Globalisation, initially conceived to foster peace and contain Communism, now faces disruption as China, a Communist nation, challenges the established world order. Accusations of unfair trade practices and intellectual property theft have led to trade tensions, particularly with the US, threatening the future of global trade and potentially reshaping international power dynamics.
NYT Strands today April 19 answers, hints, and spangram: Puzzle #412 decoded with theme “take a ___” and full word list revealed
NYT Strands today April 19 brings a fun but tricky word game challenge with the clever theme “take a ___.” If you found yourself puzzled by vague clues and hidden connections, you’re not alone. The spangram “TAKE THAT” was the key to unlocking the board and finding all seven answers. From words like HIKE and SELFIE to CHANCE and GANDER, each fits perfectly into this theme.
Promoters’ Piggybank: Sebi crackdown on Gensol sparks broader governance alarm
Sebi’s interim order against Gensol Engineering has spotlighted severe corporate governance lapses, fund diversion, and financial opacity. Experts warn this may reflect deeper systemic issues in India’s startup ecosystem, eroding investor confidence and causing lasting damage to valuations.
Tariffs may have helped US as China, India started rising as superpowers —these charges will cost America now: Steven Durlauf
Economist Steven N. Durlauf warns that Trump's tariffs will negatively impact the US economy, citing inefficiencies and damaged international relations. He argues tariffs exacerbate inequality, disproportionately affecting lower-income individuals and hindering intergenerational mobility. Durlauf emphasizes that these policies, coupled with attacks on education, will worsen segregation and create a less prosperous, less equal America, ultimately harming long-term economic prospects.
US-China trade fight slams stocks, sends gold to record high
Global shares plummeted as new U.S. chip restrictions on China and tariff uncertainties rattled tech stocks. Gold soared to record highs while the dollar weakened. The Fed is holding steady on interest rates, awaiting further economic data amidst trade policy shifts. Concerns over global supplies drove oil prices up, while bitcoin saw a slight increase.
Move beyond Trump’s tariff war: Former Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant warns of a deeper global economic reset
The breakdown of the old economic structures opens new doors for India to emerge as a resilient, alternative manufacturing and digital powerhouse. However, it must move swiftly and decisively to grab the chance, he said.
Global supply panic: China’s rare earth export freeze hits everyone and not just U.S; tech, automotive, and defense sectors brace for major global shortages
China’s rare earth export freeze has triggered a global supply panic, hitting not just the U.S. but major economies like Japan and Germany. After President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs, China retaliated by halting all rare earth shipments — minerals crucial for tech, auto, aerospace, and defense industries. With ports blocked and export licenses on hold, industries worldwide face severe shortages. The U.S. is scrambling for alternatives in Greenland, Ukraine, and deep-sea mining. This rare earth showdown isn’t just a trade war move — it’s a wake-up call for the global economy.
Farming meets the future: This AI-powered app equips farmers for a changing climate
Farmers using Digital Green’s Farmer.Chat app receive valuable insights on pest and disease outbreaks, weather updates, and market access.
OpenAI launches GPT-4.1 with enhanced coding capabilities
OpenAI launches GPT-4.1, mini, and nano with a focus on advanced coding; GPT-4.1 outperforms 4o and is 26% cheaper; nano is the fastest and cheapest yet. GPT-4.5 Preview retires on July 14, 2025, as devs shift to 4.1.
Trading Day: Tariff relief, but how brief?
Global markets initially rallied following a U.S. tariff reduction, but anxieties about economic growth and trade policy persist. Wall Street lagged behind Asian and European markets, reflecting concerns about potential stagflation. Simultaneously, the dollar and U.S. Treasuries are slumping, signaling a possible shift in global financial confidence. Private sector investors are increasingly influencing the fate of U.S.
NYT Strands April 14 hints and answers: Today’s full puzzle guide with spangram clue, first letters, and theme word breakdown
NYT Strands April 14 answers bring a bright spring-themed puzzle that celebrates the beauty of seasonal blooms. Today’s Strands spangram is SPRINGFLOWERS, and all six theme words — like TULIP, DAFFODIL, and CROCUS — are classic springtime blossoms. If you enjoy word games and seasonal wordplay, this puzzle is a real treat. The article breaks down every answer, shares helpful hints, and guides players step-by-step on how to solve puzzle #407.
Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week
Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, is a comprehensive research report that evaluates five key components of 4,000+ listed stocks – earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum – to generate standardized scores. The simple average of the above-mentioned five component ratings is normally distributed to reach an average score.
Investor Ray Dalio says US may be headed for economic collapse ‘worse than 2008’
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, warns that the U.S. economy faces risks beyond recession due to President Trump’s trade policies. Highlighting the dangers of rising debt, geopolitical tensions, and shifting global power dynamics, Dalio suggests that the world is undergoing a profound breakdown of financial and political systems.
What's wrong with Apple?
Apple had hoped to revive its fortunes over the past year with a virtual reality headset, the Vision Pro, and an artificial intelligence system called Apple Intelligence. Sales of the headset have been a disappointment, however, and the signature features of the AI system have been postponed because it didn't work as well as the company had expected.
European countries vow billions in military support for Ukraine as US envoy meets Vladimir Putin
European nations have pledged over $24 billion in military aid to Ukraine, aiming to bolster its defenses against Russia. Amidst this, a U.S. envoy is engaging with Vladimir Putin to explore potential ceasefire options, though Russia's preconditions are hindering progress. Concerns are rising about a potential new Russian offensive, prompting calls for accelerated weapon deliveries to strengthen Ukraine's position.
Volatile treasury swings rattle investors, triggering widespread warnings of a big stock market meltdown
Volatile Treasury swings have taken over headlines as the 10-year yield jumps to 4.40%, sparking fears of a looming market meltdown. After President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff shake-up, bond prices tumbled and investors were left stunned by the biggest three-day Treasury move since 2001. Experts warn that this could trigger a chain reaction in global markets, especially with hedge funds unwinding risky trades and concerns rising over foreign nations like China stepping back from U.S. debt.
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