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Turbulence ahead! Airlines may lose Rs 105 billion in FY26; ATF prices, slow traffic hurt margins

India’s aviation sector is likely to face deeper financial turbulence, with net losses expected to rise to Rs 95-105 billion in FY2026, compared with Rs 55 billion in FY2025, according to credit rating agency ICRA. The agency attributed the projected widening of losses to slower passenger growth, higher operational costs, and the impact of elevated…

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Monetising your gold holdings: Have idle gold in lockers, home? 5 smart ways to make it work for you

For most Indian households, gold represents safety — a store of value kept securely in lockers. But increasingly, more Indians are discovering how to make idle gold work through loans, monetisation schemes, leasing options, and even digital gold funds.According to a Morgan Stanley report, cited by ET, Indian households collectively hold 34,600 tonnes of gold,…

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Monetising your gold holdings: Have idle gold in lockers, home? 5 smart ways to make it work for you | India News

For most Indian households, gold represents safety — a store of value kept securely in lockers. But increasingly, more Indians are discovering how to make idle gold work through loans, monetisation schemes, leasing options, and even digital gold funds.According to a Morgan Stanley report, cited by ET, Indian households collectively hold 34,600 tonnes of gold,…

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India’s gold reserves: RBI gets home 64 tonnes of gold in first half of FY2026 – why move is important in era of global financial warfare

Countries around the world are growing increasingly cautious about maintaining sovereign assets abroad. (AI image) India’s gold reserves are increasingly being stored in the country – a significant move in an era where countries use financial warfare to mount pressure and settle scores. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has intensified its efforts to transfer…

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Trouble in the North Sea? Petrofac files for administration amid debt crisis; 2,000 jobs at risk

Representative image (AP) Approximately 2,000 jobs are at risk after Petrofac, one of the largest oil and gas contractors in the North Sea, filed for administration.According to a report by Guardian, the company said it has approached the High Court of England and Wales to appoint administrators after losing a key offshore wind contract, which…

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‘Enough supply in global market’: Hardeep Puri assures stable crude flow despite disruptions; highlights India’s refining, ethanol progress

File photo: Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri (Picture credit: PTI) Union petroleum and natural gas minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Tuesday said there is sufficient crude oil supply in the global market and disruptions in one source can be offset by alternative streams. Speaking at an interactive session, Puri asserted that “trade is not governed…

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US stocks steady: Wall Street hover near record highs; investors eye Fed decision, Donald Trump-Xi Jinping meeting

US stocks hovered around record levels on Tuesday as investors awaited key events, including the Federal Reserve’s policy decision and an upcoming meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.In morning trade, the S&P 500 rose 0.1 per cent, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 190 points, or 0.4 per cent, and…

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Apple hits a record! Becomes third tech giant to cross $4 trillion valuation; joins Microsoft, Nvidia club

File photo (Picture credit: AP) Apple has reached a historic milestone, becoming the third Big Tech company to cross $4 trillion in market value, driven by strong demand for its latest iPhone lineup.The company’s shares were last up 0.2 per cent at $269.2 in early trading on Tuesday, marking a record high, reported news agency…

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‘Absolutely not going to discontinue’: IOC to keep importing Russian oil despite US curbs; will buy via non-sanctioned suppliers

Indian oil refiners, including Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), may not completely halt purchases of Russian crude despite fresh US sanctions, as the measures target specific Russian suppliers rather than the oil itself. Officials said that while four Russian oil companies have been sanctioned so far, India’s largest supplier, Rosneft, which handles nearly 45 per cent…

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