TRADE MEANING
US Independence Day 2024: Will stock markets stay open on Fourth of July?
Fourth of July celebrations are just on the brink, and people in the US are in a rather jovial mood due to all the festive plans and events around this occasion of US Independence Day 2024. However, this day being a federal holiday, will see some major operations staying closed.
Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath sees end of road for zero brokerage model after new Sebi rules
Exchanges often charge a lower fee to brokers if they generate high volumes. Brokers, in turn, charge traders little to no fees, which has contributed to a surge in trading across segments like derivatives that the Securities and Exchange Board of India wants to curb.
EU governments waver over Chinese EV tariffs as trade spat escalates
EU countries debate supporting tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles in Brussels amid concerns over Beijing's possible retaliation affecting EU exports like cognac and pork.
SoftBank trades above record-high close in win for Masayoshi Son
SoftBank's shares surge on AI and chip investments, led by Masayoshi Son's strategic moves with key partnerships and focus on energy-efficient architecture. Despite market volatility and past setbacks, the company remains a prominent player in the global tech landscape.
China’s plastics boom is set to create another trade headache
China's petrochemical sector grapples with overcapacity as polyester products exports increase, straining global trade relations.
UK general election: FTA with India on manifesto agenda for both Tory, Labour
As the UK gears up for the general election, a potential free trade agreement with India remains a key focus for both the Conservatives and Labour, with negotiations stalled at the fourteenth round. The Tories aim for a comprehensive partnership, including technology and defense, while Labour criticises missed deadlines and emphasises readiness to finalise the deal. Challenges include tariff removal on Scotch whisky and concerns over visa rules for Indian workers.
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Traders' new fancy: Crypto F&O
Indian crypto traders are flocking to Futures & Options (F&O) markets, with leading exchanges like CoinDCX and Delta Exchange experiencing a volume surge. However, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over the regulatory landscape regarding F&O taxation. This shift is driven by a desire to avoid the 1% TDS imposed by the government on spot crypto trading.
F&O Talk: Go long in Nifty, Bank Nifty with buying on declines, says Shilpa Rout of Prabhudas Lilladher
"The trade is undoubtedly on the long side. However, it would be quite prudent to exercise some degree of caution now. Since the FIIs' net long is currently at an all-time high of 82%, they can begin to rise in the short. After all, mining and longs can occur. In that scenario, Nifty may potentially experience a 400–500 point drop. Additionally, Bank Nifty is also able to detect up to 1,000 significant points," said Shilpa Rout of Prabhudas Lilladher
‘Boring’ Bitcoin sends weekend trading volume to all-time lows
Bitcoin's weekend trading volume hit an all-time low of 16% in 2024, influenced by the introduction of Bitcoin ETFs aligning trading hours with traditional exchanges. This shift has decreased price volatility, indicating Bitcoin's evolution into a more stable asset for investors.
What JP Morgan bond index inclusion means for India's economic future? Jayesh Mehta answers
This is significant, as you mentioned—it's a notable event. The only caveat is that this recognition of India should have come much earlier, but finally, India has been acknowledged.
India inclusion in JP Morgan Bond index from today, $25-30 bn flow expected. What it means
India, which has been on index watch since October 21, upon its inclusion will have the single highest duration across the index at 7.03 years, with an above average yield-to-maturity at 7.09%, a JP Morgan note said.
Infosys CEO Parekh settles insider trading charges
Salil Parekh, CEO of IT major Infosys, has settled a matter related to alleged insider trading violation by agreeing to pay Rs 25 lakh, said the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi).
Explained: What happens next in the EU investigation into Chinese EVs?
China and the European Commission plan talks to address proposed tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles entering the EU, potentially easing tensions. The EU intends to impose provisional duties on these vehicles, ranging from 17.4% to 38.1%, with the deadline set for July 4. Negotiations between the EU and China are expected, with stakeholders having until July 18 to provide feedback. The Commission will publish its findings by July 4, and decisions on provisional duties will follow.
Brent rises toward $86 as cooling US jobs market buoys rate cut hopes
Oil futures hit a seven-week high on Thursday as fresh data on a cooling U.S. jobs market added to hopes that the Federal Reserve could still cut interest rates this year.
EVs versus pork: China has its hand on a raw nerve of Europe
The escalating trade tensions between Europe and China over electric vehicles have the potential to ignite a new trade war. As Europe imposes tariffs on Chinese EVs, China retaliates by targeting European farmers, particularly in the pork industry. This tit-for-tat strategy threatens to impact various sectors on both sides.
Counterstrike! China eyes trade war targets across Europe
Trade war: China is preparing to retaliate against the European Union over proposed tariffs on electric cars. Targeted products include brandy from France, pork from Spain, wine primarily from France, and cars from Germany. The potential trade barriers aim to comply with WTO rules but could impact European exporters significantly.
India's exports grew 1.1%, but trade momentum to continue: CRISIL
India's merchandise exports rose by 9.1% to USD 38.1 billion in May compared to last year, with a modest 1.1% increase from April, driven by both oil and non-oil sectors. Imports surged by 7.7% to USD 61.2 billion, mainly due to oil and core imports, widening the trade deficit to USD 23.8 billion.
India's May outbound shipments at 3-month high; trade gap at 7-month record
Terming May as an “excellent” month for exports, commerce secretary Sunil Barthwal said that the situation was looking more optimistic for trade this year, with even sectors such as textiles recording healthy growth after months of sluggishness.
Sensex may hit 1 lakh before 5 years, thinner Modi 3.0 doesn't mean end of bull run: Mark Mobius
There is an old saying, the best time to buy is when others are selling at a very unhappy period. And the best time to sell is when everyone is greedily buying. So, you have got to keep those principles in mind. Otherwise, you will get caught up with the herd.
China risks trade war on two fronts as low-tech exports soar, too
Rising trade tensions as the EU, US, and potentially Canada impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, are impacting global trade dynamics.
India to drag Australia to WTO arbitration on services trade commitments
India has taken Australia to arbitration at the WTO over changes to services commitments, impacting trade. The new regulations aim to lower global trade costs by $125 billion.
Trans-Europe express: How Indian businesses can sustain and grow in Europe
India's recent free trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association presents significant trade opportunities with the EU. However, Indian businesses must comply with new EU supply chain laws to sustain and grow in Europe. Key legislative changes include deforestation regulation, corporate sustainability and due diligence directive, and forced labor regulation.
What looming La Nina means for global temperatures
El Nino, the natural weather phenomenon that contributed to 2023 being the hottest year on record, has recently subsided, paving the way for its opposing, cooling La Nina phase to begin. - La Nina - La Nina sees the eastern Pacific Ocean cool for a period of about one to three years, generating the opposite effects to El Nino on global weather.
Learn with ETMarkets: What do global economic trends, and their implications mean to gold, currency markets?
The Indian rupee tends to weaken during such times due to increased risk aversion and capital outflows. A weaker rupee makes gold and silver more expensive in the domestic market, potentially leading to profit booking and increased liquidity among investors.
Nepal Dy PM signals negotiations on disputed boundary days after currency note
Nepal Deputy PM and foreign affairs minister Narayan Kaji Shrestha has signaled negotiations with India to resolve the boundary issue with the country. External affairs minister S Jaishankar stated that Nepal's move would not change the situation or reality on the ground. Sources said the decision to issue a new ₹100 note with a map depicting disputed territories with India was political opportunism.
Is Japanese Yen a canary in the coalmine? What it means for Bitcoin
The crisis facing the yen stems from a confluence of factors that have pushed the Bank of Japan into an economic policy corner. With a debt-to-GDP ratio of over 260%, among the highest in the world, Japan has been effectively locked into keeping interest rates at ultra-low levels, near zero, for years.
Tata Chemicals Q4 Results: Co in red after 9 years on one-time charge, poor soda ash demand
India's Tata Chemicals reported its first quarterly loss in nine years on Monday, hurt by a one-time charge incurred in its UK operations along with lower prices and demand of soda ash.
What the fresh march higher in oil means for world markets
The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday described an "adverse scenario" in which an escalation of conflict in the Middle East would lead to a 15% jump in oil prices and higher shipping costs that would hike global inflation by about 0.7 percentage points. The tightness in oil supplies, and higher prices, has been underpinned by oil producing group OPEC and other big oil producers curbing their output.
What the fresh march higher in oil means for world markets
Oil prices are up around 16% so far this year near $90 a barrel, with supply worries high given escalating Middle East tensions and tit-for-tat attacks on energy infrastructure between Ukraine and Russia.
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