Mumbai: Indian equities could face another volatile week as investors track the US Federal Reserve’s meeting minutes, the US-Iran conflict, crude oil prices, institutional flows and gold movements. The Sensex ended the previous week 0.62 per cent lower at 78,009.25, while the Nifty dropped 0.83 percent to 24,366. Broader markets were mixed, with the MidCap index gaining 0.50 percent and the…
Malaysia’s Democratic Action Party voted on Sunday to remain in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s cabinet, giving him a reprieve after a string of electoral setbacks and turmoil within his own party.
