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Tokyo stocks fell sharply on September 2, with the Nikkei 225 closing at 64,325.64, down 1,889.70 points, as renewed U.S. strikes on Iran sent oil prices higher, pushed bond yields up globally and triggered heavy selling across semiconductor, technology and export-related shares. (News On Japan)
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A team from the international investment arm of India’s Oil & Natural Gas Corp. has arrived in Venezuela to review assets in the country, according to people familiar with the matter, weeks after the…
Lord Jim O’Neill has warned a hike to capital gains tax “looms out” as one of the easiest revenue-raising options for Andy Burnham and his chancellor, John Healey, as the pair draw up plans for their…
Broad-based selling weighed on Indian equities, with auto, aviation and paint stocks declining while energy counters bucked the broader trend.
USD/IDR extends its gains for the second successive day, trading around 17,810 during the European hours on Wednesday.
Nifty auto falls over 3% to 27,541.65
