Huawei claims major strides in AI and operating systems.. Surpassing long held achievements of western counterparts in just a decade.. Take a look at this next report for more details...

Huawei breakthroughs in fields from operating systems to AI

In a shift from his earlier stance on immigration, former US President Donald Trump has promised to grant automatic green cards to foreign students who graduate from US Colleges. He says this is aimed at preventing them from returning to their home countries. This departure from anti-immigrant rhetoric comes ahead of the November presidential election, where immigration is a key issue.

US Elections 2024: Donald Trump promises green cards for grads

The US Justice department is deliberating whether Boeing can avoid criminal charges for breaching a 2021 settlement linked to the 737 max 8 crashes in 2018 and 2019. Although a decision is expected by month-end, prosecutors have not yet finalized their stance. Options include a deferred prosecution agreement or a plea deal where Boeing would admit wrongdoing and possibly appoint an independent monitor to oversee safety protocols.

US weighs charges against Boeing

The global trade landscape is shifting, and electric vehicles are becoming a major battleground. Canada is considering imposing tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, following similar moves by the united states and the European Union.

Canada considers tariffs on Chinese EVs

We turn our attention to the rising bets in favour of spot-crypto funds globally. An exchange-traded fund investing in bitcoin made its debut on Australia's primary stock market this week, joining a slew of comparable launches in the US and Hong Kong this year.

Bitcoin funds making waves globally

We turn our focus to the deepening crisis in china's real estate market. Next week, four Chinese developers who have defaulted will face liquidation requests in a Hong Kong court. This will be one of the busiest such weeks for this sector ever.

China: Worsening property sales outlook for China

For centuries, gold has been the source of much intrigue. The yellow metal has been a symbol of wealth, power, and beauty, The precious metal has fueled empires and ignited exploration.

China leads global gold production

This report shows the puzzle called euro zone economic growth. The lower P-M-I data in June suggests that growth in the current quarter may be slower than initially expected. The business survey shows price pressures are easing.

Europe recovery gets reality check in June

Now we look at India's economic report card for June 2024, as released by the reserve bank of India. We'll explore the global economic landscape and its impact on India.

India's 2024 GDP growth stable: RBI

The HSBC manufacturing index, a key indicator of business activity, has risen to 60.9 in June, up from 60.5 last month. This indicates a strong expansion in both the manufacturing and services sectors.

India's economy gains momentum

We look at the fall in India's forex reserves from record highs. India's foreign currency reserves fell in the latest week as the reserve bank of India intervened in the currency market to limit the rupee's fall against a strengthening dollar.

India's forex reserves fall from record highs

Sustainability is no longer a buzzword, it's a necessity. And now, your morning orange juice is the latest casualty in our unsustainable dance with nature. Picture this... As you reach for your orange juice, you're actually participating in a saga of climate chaos, disease, and economic despair.

Consumers struggle as orange prices soar

China is urging India to take flight again. After a four-year hiatus caused by a deadly border clash, China is pushing for the resumption of direct passenger flights between the two Asian powerhouses.

China seeks to resume India flights amid travel recovery challenges

Global trade tensions are rising as the US Pushes allies to join its fight against china's economic practices. But why are Japanese firms hesitant on china tariffs? Take a look at this report to find out.

Japanese companies oppose tariffs on Chinese imports

Thailand has formally applied to join the BRICS group of emerging economies. Malaysia is also seeking china’s support for its bid to join BRICS. This is a testament to the growing influence of BRICS, originally Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The group has expanded exponentially, with several new members in 2024.

Thailand seeks BRICS membership at October summit

Now, we look at what to expect from Indian stocks near record highs. In the previous session, traders breathed after benchmark indices hit new all-time highs in early trade. Thursday looks similar, with high volatility expected as global cues point to weakness.

Volatility jumps in Indian stocks at record high levels

Boeing, one of the world's leading aerospace giants, is struggling to find a new CEO amid ongoing scrutiny over safety issues. Current CEO David Calhoun announced his resignation for the end of the year in march, aiming to rejuvenate Boeing's tarnished reputation. However, several high-profile candidates have declined the top job offer, according to a report by the wall street journal.

Boeing in Crisis: Urgency mounts for Boeing's CEO appointment

Airfare chaos is disrupting Israel's inflation forecasts. A new pricing methodology, implemented by Israel's statistics bureau just before the October 7 attacks, has left economists struggling to predict inflation accurately. Previously, prices were based on annual lists from airlines. Now, an automated process averages prices from thousands of online transactions for tickets bought one, four, and seven months ahead. This shift has caused significant volatility, making it difficult for forecasters to gauge inflation accurately.

Israel-Hamas war: Airfare price swings mislead Israeli inflation forecasts

Foreign inflows into Indian bonds are set to hit a decade-high of $2 billion around June 28, when they will be included in the widely-tracked JPMorgan emerging market index. This event marks a significant milestone for India's economy, demonstrating its growing prominence in global financial markets. Bankers predict that this influx will trail only the record-high $2.7 billion in August 2014, driven by prospects of a credit rating upgrade.

$2 bn bond inflows to boost India's economy

As climate change drives intense heat waves and unpredictable weather patterns, consumer durable stocks are experiencing a significant surge. The rising temperatures have led to increased demand for cooling products, boosting the NSE consumer durables index by over 20% in the past three months.

Intense heat powers rally in Indian durables stocks

In the hustle and bustle of modern professional life, many Indian workers find it challenging to hit the books. A recent report by LinkedIn reveals that a staggering 94% of professionals struggle to prioritize learning due to the dual pressures of work and family. Despite companies fostering a learning culture, employees often feel caught between a rock and a hard place.

Learning out loud: A new work trend

NVIDIA's meteoric rise to become the world's most valuable company under the leadership of Jensen Huang is a tale of vision, perseverance, and unconventional wisdom. Founded in 1993, NVIDIA began its journey by developing graphics processing units that revolutionised the gaming industry. With his relentless focus on innovation, Huang steered the company through various technological waves.

How Nvidia rose to the top of Wall Street

Malaysia is rapidly emerging as a leading data centre hub in Southeast Asia, driven by booming demand for cloud computing and artificial intelligence. The country has attracted billions in data centre investments from tech giants like Google, NVIDIA, and Microsoft.

Malaysia challenges Singapore’s data center lead

Countries wishing to join BRICS must not engage in unilateral sanctions, according to Russian deputy foreign minister Sergey Ryabkov. At a Moscow press conference, Ryabkov highlighted this as a principal criterion for BRICS membership, particularly emphasizing the prohibition of sanctions against any current BRICS members, especially Russia.

BRICS membership requires sanctions ban

A new report suggests most Indians have multiple sources of income in India. It also says India is among the top nations with multi-income individuals. But is that a good thing for the economy or does that show strains from a high cost of living? Take a look at this report to find out.

India tops list of multi-income individuals

India's government has approved constructing of a new deep-water port project called Vadhavan. Located on the western coast near Mumbai, this 9.14 billion dollar project is expected to be completed in two phases by 2029.

India invests $9.14 BN in Strategic Port, Aiming Completion by 2029