Chennai Petroleum Corporation announced an interim dividend of Rs 8 per share for FY 2025-26, payable by April 25. Shares remain strong, up over 60% in a year, trading above key moving averages.
New applications for U.S. unemployment benefits rose slightly last week, suggesting the labor market remains stable and likely giving the Federal Reserve scope to hold interest rates steady while monitoring inflation risks from the conflict in the Middle East.
U.S. insurers Equitable and Corebridge Financial said on Thursday they will merge in an all-stock deal that would create a $22 billion retirement, life insurance and asset management company.
Wave Life Sciences shares plunged 58% on Thursday after a higher dose of its experimental obesity drug failed to show a clear improvement at reducing a dangerous type of belly fat.
The Vadodara civic body is aiming to raise another Rs 200 crore through the municipal bonds route by July this year, people familiar with the development have said.
Vijay Kedia urges investors to stay calm amid market volatility, noting that losses are paper until realised. The market capitalisation of all BSE-listed firms has dropped by Rs 32.7 lakh crore since the Iran conflict. Kedia suggests long-term discipline, rational decision-making, and focusing on temperament over timing are key to sustainable wealth creation.
markets fell March Iran US Israel conflict drove oil surge, hitting Dalal Street hard. Investor Vijay Kedia urges patience, stressing losses are unreal until sold and crises build temperament, advising discipline, emotional control, and long term perspective for wealth creation.
Daniel Kahneman explains how framing bias distorts investment decisions, making identical probabilities appear different depending on presentation. Investors often react to positive or negative wording rather than actual risk. Recognising this cognitive trap and reframing information objectively can lead to clearer judgment, rational decisions and better long-term outcomes.
Gold and silver prices fell sharply as MCX trading resumed after the Ram Navami holiday. Gold dropped Rs 4,300 per 10g to Rs 1,39,800, while silver slid Rs 13,700 per kg to Rs 2,21,146. Domestic bullion followed global cues, with COMEX gold down 2.87% and silver falling 7%.
HSBC predicts big tech companies will boost capital expenditure as AI enters a "megacycle." Despite market concerns, these firms are expected to generate substantial operating cash flow, with a significant portion allocated to capex rather than shareholder returns. Nvidia, Alphabet, and Amazon are projected to lead revenue growth.
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