(Reuters) – Wall Street’s main indexes opened mixed on Tuesday as investors awaited possible negotiations between the United States and its trading partners for more clarity on the tariff war that has roiled financial markets for months.
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Nvidia, an industry leader in artificial intelligence chips used by companies like OpenAI and a bellwether for tech stocks, reported earnings after market close on Wednesday.
The company reported revenue of $44.06 billion for the quarter ending April 27, 2025, exceeding expectations of $43.31 billion,
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In the aftermath of ‘reciprocal tariffs’ by the US, India should adopt dual-track approach and selectively reduce high tariffs on non-sensitive agricultural commodities imports from Washington, while also strategically offer concessions where domestic supply gaps exist, a NITI Aayog working paper has said.
The Aayog in a working paper, titled ‘Promoting India-US Agricultural Trade Under the New US Trade Regime’,
Amid grand claims of India becoming a $5 trillion, $40 trillion, or even $100 trillion economy, a growing number of financially literate citizens are questioning the ground reality behind these figures. Akshat Shrivastava, founder of Wisdom Hatch, called India’s rational and educated middle class—especially parents—to start preparing for long-term economic instability rather than relying on political promises or surface-level economic data.
U.S. stock futures today, June 3, are showing signs of weakness as investors grow increasingly cautious about escalating trade tensions and a slowdown in global growth. Early Tuesday, futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped by 100 points or about 0.24%, settling at 42,274. S&P 500 futures dropped 10.25 points to 5,937,
Indian benchmark indices closed in the red on Tuesday, dragged by losses in financials, IT and metal stocks, amid weak global cues, rising geopolitical tensions and continued foreign fund outflows.
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Sensex closed at 80,737.51, down 636.24 points or 0.78% from its Monday close of 81,373.75,
Executives at US consumer multinationals aren’t waiting for an end game on the Trump administration’s trade war with China.
They are picking up the nuts and bolts from their legacy China operations and moving to relatively smooth trade partners such as India and Thailand. The goal: Protect profits and protect the stock price by having a better “story”
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BRUSSELS: Climate investments in the 27-nation EU are still far below what is needed to transition away from fossil fuels, a new report warned Tuesday,
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The Consumer Staples sector has experienced a notable resurgence in 2025, driven by a combination of economic uncertainty, shifting consumer behaviors and strong corporate performances. The sector’s performance can also be owed to its defensive nature. Market participants have gravitated toward companies offering essential goods and services, which tend to maintain steady demand regardless of economic cycles.
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