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Mcap of 4 of top-10 most valued firms jumps Rs 92,995 cr; HDFC Bank, Airtel top gainers

Last week, four major firms experienced a significant market valuation increase of over Rs 92,000 crore, with HDFC Bank and Bharti Airtel leading the charge. Despite benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty dipping slightly and breaking their winning streak due to geopolitical tensions and escalating crude oil prices, the markets managed…

The Economic Times

Trump’s time is running out to avoid a nightmare Strait of Hormuz scenario

Global oil flows remain stunted as stockpiles are depleted, and demand is set to rise again.

Fortune

Delhi isn't flexing yet as India's ethanol dream gets an early reality check

Only four flex-fuel passenger vehicles have been registered in Delhi since the technology entered the market last month, highlighting a slow start despite the government's push for ethanol-blended fuels to reduce crude oil imports.

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Iran moves to close Strait of Hormuz. Should investors fear a Nifty crash in coming days?

Indian equities are likely to remain volatile this week as escalating tensions in West Asia and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz threaten to push crude oil prices higher. Investors will also monitor Q1 earnings, inflation data, FII flows and global risk sentiment for market direction.

The Economic Times

India's Russian crude imports hit record in Jun even as Moscow's oil revenues slip

India's Russian crude oil imports reached a record high in June. This surge made India the second-largest buyer of Russian hydrocarbons globally. Indian refineries processed Russian crude, exporting refined products to sanctioned nations. These exports included diesel and jet fuel to the United Kingdom. China remained Russia's top fossil fuel…

The Economic Times

Fed officials divided on US inflation views; US home prices hit all-time high

The International Monetary Fund predicts a modest global economic growth of three percent for this year. In the United States, home prices have soared to unprecedented levels, creating challenges for prospective buyers. The Federal Reserve is experiencing internal disagreements about future interest rate policies and inflation management. Moreover, a decline…

The Economic Times

On oil and trans rights, are the SNP getting balance right – or just moving right?

THE SNP have entered a period of soul-searching after their defeat in Aberdeen.

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Will Nifty, Sensex extend gains on Monday? Q1, oil among 5 major factors investors must track

Indian equities ended last week with gains, and markets now face a crucial week. Investors will track major Q1 earnings announcements from key companies this week. Escalating Middle East tensions and oil price movements will significantly influence market sentiment. Foreign and domestic institutional investor activity also remains a key factor…

The Economic Times

How to Choose an Attar Based on Your Mood, Season, and Skin Chemistry

Why Skin Chemistry Changes EverythingYour skin's pH determines what an attar becomes after the first ten minutes. An oil that smells like warm sandalwood on one person's wrist can read as medicinal on another's. Oily skin, more common in humid Indian summers, amplifies attar and extends its throw. Dry skin…

Times Life

Why Indian Attars Are Scientifically Better Than Synthetic Perfume in Heat and Humidity

The Problem With Alcohol-Based Perfume in Indian HeatMost synthetic perfumes sold in India use ethanol as their carrier. Ethanol evaporates fast, that's the point in a temperate climate, where the alcohol lifts the fragrance off the skin and into the air. In Indian heat, above 35°C, the evaporation happens so…

Times Life

Iran declares Hormuz closed after 'unauthorised' vessel hit, warns of 'severe response'

Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz after a vessel incident and warned of severe retaliation. The United States demands Iran cease attacks and ensure free passage through the waterway. Mediators are attempting to arrange talks between Iran and the United States regarding regional stability. Iran's new supreme leader vowed vengeance…

The Economic Times

Dr Oz becomes the latest MAHA advocate to post bizarre workout video: ‘Touch the toilet seat’

Fellow MAGA figures HHS Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have also posted bizarre fitness videos

The Independent UK

How To End The Tussle Over Hormuz Strait: Is Britain, Oman Floating A Not So Straight Proposal

The new line of thought is that if payment is voluntary, it could pacify the US advocacy of a free shipping transit system globally and result in a closure for the dispute over control of the Strait of Hormuz. A fifth of the global oil and energy supplies passed through…

International Business Times

90 things you didn't know existed that make life 10x easier

Let these products do the tough stuff — or, at least, make the tough stuff less of a drag.

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Fortune

There's no escape from inflation as a perfect storm of the 'Godzilla' El Niño, AI boom, Trump tariffs, fuel crunch, and Ukraine war keep prices high

"These results suggest that many businesses are still adjusting their prices, more than a year after tariffs were first introduced."

The Economic Times

IMF growth downgrade, Fed split and oil fears dominate week in global economy

The International Monetary Fund forecasts a sluggish global economic growth of three percent this year. US home prices have reached an all-time high, impacting affordability for buyers. Federal Reserve officials are divided on future inflation trends and interest rate adjustments. Global oil demand is expected to decline for the first…

International Business Times

US Bucks The Trend Despite Price Spike, But Oil Demand Set To Slump: When Is A Recovery Expected

Oil demand worldwide is expected to dip this year, the International Energy Agency said in a report. The expected decline in oil demand would be the first time since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the IEA report said.

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‘Greasy, flavourless and bland’: the best (and worst) supermarket party cakes, tasted and rated

There’s no getting away from it: these are all ultra-processed, but which sponges are the life of the party and which are too sweet for comfort?

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Fight for Hormuz swings between missiles & diplomacy as Iran minister reaches Oman

Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araqchi arrived in Oman to discuss ship passage safety. The United States seeks a public pledge for secure and free transit. Recent hostilities escalated after attacks on commercial tankers in the Gulf. Both sides have agreed to continue talks despite the ongoing conflict. Oil prices have…

The Economic Times

The star-shaped superfood you've never heard of is loaded with protein, omega-3s and healthy fats that may support your heart, muscles and overall health

Sacha Inchi seeds offer abundant plant-based omega-3 fatty acids and complete protein. These nutrients may support heart health and reduce inflammation in the body. The seeds also contain vitamin E and antioxidants that protect cells from damage. Available as roasted seeds, oil, or protein powder, it is easy to incorporate.…

The Economic Times

In reverse flow, India now supplies petrol to energy powerhouse Russia

India's petrol is navigating its way to Russia via international traders rather than through direct sales channels. The damage to Russia's refining infrastructure has severely impacted its fuel production. This indirect trade underscores the ongoing shifts within the global energy market and the consequences of sanctions.

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These are the scents that can help you sleep better in the heatwave – they have a 'cooling effect on the body and mind', according to experts

They have a 'cooling effect on the body and mind', according to the experts

The Economic Times

Could oil prices spike further? Inside the fragile US-Iran stance in the Gulf

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have escalated after attacks on commercial vessels. Iran's objective appears to be expanding its strategic influence over the Strait of Hormuz. Gulf nations are remaining cautious to avoid direct involvement in the confrontation. Crude oil prices are expected to remain elevated due to ongoing…

Woman & Home

The 12 products our beauty team are swapping out - and in - to survive the heatwave

Our beauty routines have been given an easy breezy upgrade for the warmer season

The Economic Times

Goldman says Hormuz flare-up may delay recovery in oil supplies

Renewed tensions between Washington and Tehran have impacted global energy markets significantly. Ship traffic through the strait has nearly halted after recent attacks and exchanges. Flows through the Persian Gulf have retreated closer to seventy percent of normal.

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