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Gold vs Bitcoin: Why global central banks are choosing gold as dollar reserves dwindle

As central banks worldwide accelerate their gold purchases to unprecedented levels and steer clear of Bitcoin, economist Peter Schiff sees a clear signal about the future of money. In a recent post on the social media platform X, the vocal gold advocate reignited the debate between traditional bullion and cryptocurrencies, questioning why global monetary authorities…

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Global markets were mixed, but the FTSE 100 and Hang Seng rose after Trump postponed EU tariffs. US futures surge ahead of consumer data. | Business

World shares were mixed Tuesday, but London’s FTSE 100 and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index led regional gains as investors brushed off lingering concerns over global trade tensions. US stock futures also surged ahead of Wall Street’s reopening after the Memorial Day holiday.The FTSE 100 advanced 0.8 per cent to 8,786.34 in early trading after…

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Summer rain: Good for rural sales, hurts urban market; ‘early’ monsoon hits ice cream, soft drink demand in cities where FMCG companies tackle slowdown

MUMBAI: A contrasting tale may be playing out in the FMCG space. While the arrival of early monsoons is expected to boost consumption of soaps, shampoos, packaged food, and other household staples in rural areas, which have already been growing faster than urban areas for the past five quarters, summer sales of companies are likely…

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Drools turns unicorn after Nestle’s bet

MUMBAI: Swiss consumer goods giant Nestle has picked up a minority stake in the Indian pet food startup Drools. The Bengaluru-based company did not disclose the specifics of the deal but said it was valued at $1 billion post-investment, joining the ranks of unicorn startups. “This is a financial investment by the company, and Drools…

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Dalaal street back to winning ways

MUMBAI: The sensex closed higher for the second straight session on Monday, driven by gains in auto and IT shares amid easing global trade tensions and supportive domestic factors, including a bumper dividend from RBI and early monsoons. The sensex rose 455 points (0.6%) to close at 82,176, its highest level in over a week….

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