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India will need to see how long fuel retailers can bear losses, oil minister says

India's oil minister highlighted the need to address state-run fuel retailers' mounting losses from selling petrol and diesel below market rates. Despite global price surges, pump prices remain unchanged, impacting companies significantly. Officials deem compensation fiscally unsustainable, suggesting a substantial but inflation-conscious price adjustment may be necessary soon.

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Sensex dips 3,400 points in 4 days. Is this the beginning of a bigger crash?

Indian equity markets fell for a fourth straight session as rising crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions, FII selling, and a record-low rupee triggered sharp losses across benchmark, midcap, and smallcap indices. Analysts warned volatility may persist unless global tensions ease and inflation concerns stabilise.

The Economic Times

India's retail inflation edges up to 3.48% in April as food prices firm up

India's retail inflation saw a slight increase to 3.48 percent in April. This rise was primarily due to higher food prices. However, the overall inflation rate remains comfortably below the Reserve Bank of India's target of 4 percent. Food inflation itself climbed to 4.20 percent. Personal care and miscellaneous goods…

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Many Women Are Missing Out on an Easy Way To Grow Their Savings: Here’s Why

A Vanguard expert explained why women underuse high-yield savings accounts -- and how inflation and low APYs can quietly shrink savings.

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Get ready for a budget slowdown. But Chalmers insists we won’t see a recession

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has called his budget “ambitious in the face of adversity”.

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Bleak outlook for national economy if Iran war drags on

Higher budget spending won't help the Reserve Bank, economists warn, as a prolonged war in the Middle East is forecast to push inflation above seven per cent.

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‘Where does the money go?’: Bengaluru couple reveals ₹1.30 lakh monthly spending

As global tensions, inflation, and rising fuel prices continue to impact economies worldwide, the cost of living in major cities has become a growing concern for many working professionals. From the ongoing Iran-US-Israel conflict affecting fuel and gas prices to increasing household expenses, urban life is becoming financially challenging for…

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Euro zone bond yields jump as Middle East peace deal hopes fade

Euro zone bond yields surged as hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace deal diminished, with markets now anticipating three European Central Bank interest rate hikes this year. Rising oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty contributed to a more downbeat market sentiment, while German inflation remained at 2.9% in April.

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Global Markets | Australian shares fall for third day as banks weigh ahead of federal budget

Australia's stock market saw a decline for the third consecutive day. Banks led the losses as investors anticipated a federal budget focused on spending cuts and reforms. The market reacted to the Reserve Bank of Australia's recent interest rate hike due to persistent inflation. While some sectors like infrastructure and…

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Why are gold and silver prices down today, and will gold drop to $4,600 and silver slip to $80? Gold slips as markets assess Middle East tensions and inflation data

Why are gold and silver prices down today, and will gold drop to $4,600 and silver slip to $80? Gold and silver moved lower as markets studied Middle East tensions, U.S. inflation data, and interest rate expectations. Analysts pointed to a stronger dollar, rising oil prices, and changes in rate…

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AI optimism keeping global markets resilient despite West Asia tensions: William Lee

Global markets remain strong, prioritizing AI and technology over West Asian conflicts. Investors believe the war will be short, allowing focus on future tech growth. The US and Europe are seen benefiting from the AI revolution. A key focus is the upcoming Trump-Xi meeting, which could define US-China tech rivalry.

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Global Market: Bank of Japan turns increasingly hawkish as oil shock fuels inflation concerns

Japan's central bank, the BOJ, is feeling pressure to raise interest rates soon. Surging oil prices linked to the Iran conflict are pushing inflation higher. Some policymakers want a rate hike as early as June. This signals a shift towards tighter policy. Investors now expect a significant change in Japan's…

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US Stock Market: BofA, Goldman push back Fed easing forecasts amid inflation risks

Major Wall Street brokerages have delayed their expectations for U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts as high energy prices and a strong labour market keep inflation concerns elevated. BofA now expects no rate cuts in 2026, forecasting easing only in mid-2027, while Goldman Sachs has pushed its expected start of rate…

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Silver gains Rs 3,100/kg, gold at Rs 1.54 lakh/10g ahead of US inflation data, fading peace talk hopes. What should you do?

Gold and silver prices rose on MCX Tuesday as investors turned cautious ahead of key U.S. inflation data. Weakening hopes of a U.S.-Iran peace deal lifted crude oil prices, fuelling concerns that persistent inflation could keep global interest rates higher for longer.

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Feeling the pinch? Here are some ways to find savings – and even fight inflation

Do you ever feel like everything is getting more expensive, everywhere, all at once? You’re not alone.

The Economic Times

Dollar steady as Middle East peace hopes recede

Middle East conflict fears are keeping the U.S. dollar steady as oil prices climb. Investors worry about renewed hostilities and their impact on inflation, potentially delaying interest rate cuts. While diplomatic efforts show little progress, markets remain cautious, awaiting key U.S. inflation data and President Trump's China visit.

Evening Standard

Households to slam brakes on spending as Iran war sends cost surging, warns EY

EY’s economic outlook shows UK consumer spending growth will grind almost to a halt, at a predicted 0.3% for 2026, as inflation set to rise to 4%.

AAP

Last-minute budget pitch to 'level field' for young

Labor has made a pre-budget pitch to young Australians on social media as the government shakes up the tax system to help more people buy homes.

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In this year’s budget, Chalmers has to keep a lid on spending – or risk stoking inflation

Crafting a federal budget is never easy. Tonight’s budget is harder than most.

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US stocks today: S&P 500 inches to higher close, AI fervor edges out Iran impasse

US stocks closed slightly higher as AI-driven momentum lifted semiconductor shares, even as rising crude prices and stalled US-Iran talks kept inflation worries alive. Strong earnings supported sentiment, with over 80% S&P 500 firms beating estimates. Focus now shifts to US inflation data and key macroeconomic indicators this week.

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Dollar Edges Higher on Crude Oil Strength

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Monday rose by +0.05%. The dollar was supported on Monday by increased safe-haven demand after the US and Iran failed to reach terms to end the war. Also, Monday's +2% jump in crude oil prices boosted inflation expectations and may prompt the Fed to...

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McDonald's Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) reported first-quarter 2026 global comparable sales growth of 3.8% and said it gained market share in nearly all of its top 10 markets, as executives emphasized value, marketing and menu innovation as the company’s main growth drivers in a challenging consumer environment. Cha

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3 Stocks That Win If Inflation Surprises to the Downside

Cooling inflation could revive rate-cut hopes and lift housing stocks. Here are 3 stocks positioned to benefit from lower mortgage rates

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UK government borrowing costs rise as Starmer ‘fails to reassure bond markets’ – as it happened

Yields on 10- and 30-year British government bonds have risen today, as investors digest possibility of leadership challenge

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UK borrowing costs rise as Starmer speech fails to dispel investor ‘jitters’

Bond yields creep higher on concerns about potential for political instability and rising inflation

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