US stock indices slid on Thursday as crude oil prices surged, prompted by intensifying Middle East tensions. Major benchmarks, including the S&P 500 and Nasdaq

US equity indexes fell, influenced by megacap technology stocks and concerns regarding OpenAI’s revenue performance. The Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 saw declines as the

Donald Trump invested over $1 million in stocks of several major companies during August. Notable purchases included Meta Platforms, McDonald’s, Microsoft, and space-related debt from

Rising interest rates and bond yields are the biggest growth risks for wealthy investors, while Asia is seen as the most stable geopolitical region and

ITC witnessed a nearly Rs 9,437 crore block deal as a GQG-linked fund sold 36.51 crore shares, while Fidelity and major Indian mutual funds bought

Indian companies are projected to achieve profit growth during the September quarter despite various challenges affecting different sectors. Foreign investors are retreating from Indian stocks,