Asian equity markets paused their seven-day winning streak on Tuesday, reflecting a cooling off after recent gains and tracking technology-led declines on Wall Street, where major U.S. indexes ended lower in the previous session.
Asian equity markets paused their seven-day winning streak on Tuesday, reflecting a cooling off after recent gains and tracking technology-led declines on Wall Street, where major U.S. indexes ended lower in the previous session.
Gold prices slipped to levels near a two-week low on Tuesday, as year-end profit-taking weighed on precious metals following a strong rally that pushed bullion to record highs last week.
Global oil prices edged lower early Tuesday, pulling back after a strong rally in the previous session as markets grapple with geopolitical uncertainty, particularly tensions between Russia and Ukraine, while broader commodity markets also softened.
Wall Street’s major indexes closed lower on Monday, December 29, 2025, as heavyweight technology and AI-linked stocks pulled back and investors trimmed positions ahead of the New Year, marking a softer start to the final trading week of the year.
The U.S. dollar held steady early Tuesday as currency markets remained subdued ahead of the Federal Reserve’s release of its December policy minutes, which are expected to shed light on internal divisions within the central bank about interest-rate directions for 2026.
The Nifty 50 index is encountering a key resistance level near 26,200, with technical indicators suggesting an uncertain near-term outlook for the benchmark as traders weigh mixed signals from price action and momentum oscillators.
Silver prices have surged dramatically in 2025, nearly doubling since August and reaching record highs as the precious metal outpaced gold and grabbed global market attention.
In India’s mid-tier IT services sector, hitting the coveted USD 1 billion revenue milestone has become a familiar struggle.
Bata India, once a ubiquitous name in Indian footwear that carried generations of schoolchildren and adults alike, is facing one of its toughest phases as consumer preferences shift toward more stylish and trend-driven brands.
India was once the world’s largest producer of large cardamom, a high-value spice (ranked among the most expensive after saffron and vanilla), with the Himalayan state of Sikkim at the heart of its cultivation.
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