The Japanese yen, a safe haven in uncertain times, firmed against the dollar on Tuesday, as the euro and sterling suffered due to doubts over Italy’s budget spending and over British Prime Minister Theresa May’s future with Brexit talks stalled.
Dax Index Below 11350 Sell and Sleep – Neal Bhai Reports
Dax Index Below 11350 Sell and Sleep – Neal Bhai Reports Technical Power of CFA’s(CHARTRED FINANCE ANALYST)“No Magic, No Miracle, Just Power of Level”Neal Bhai Reports …
Safer Firecrackers Allowed From 8 To 10 pm On Diwali By Supreme Court
Amid huge concerns over pollution, firecrackers have been allowed by the Supreme Court, but with conditions. Only less polluting crackers will be allowed, for a limited time and in designated areas, the court said, rejecting an outright ban.
Moody’s Investors Service today said that the Profitability of Indian Banks
Moody’s Investors Service today said that the profitability of Indian banks is “distinctively weak” compared with those in the association of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
NBFC Scare Shaves 8.5% of IndusInd Bank Share Price
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) — IndusInd Bank, known for its pristine asset quality, is finding itself increasingly under pressure after it made public its exposure to the troubled Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services Ltd (IL&FS). The private lender’s stock fell 8.5% on Monday as investors got jittery over the exposure. In its results press release, the lender had said that it has provided ₹275 crore towards to IL&FS though the exposure has not turned bad.
How do bank frauds happen? Central Vigilance Commission has the answers
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – From creating fictional debtors and inflating invoices to hiring chartered accountants to access the core banking systems (CBS) during audits, delinquent borrowers have deployed a slew of tactics to commit bank frauds.
Natural Gas Under Sell On Rise Zone Strong Support @230 – Neal Bhai Reports
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said utilities added 81 billion cubic feet to storage during the week ended Oct. 12, mostly in line with expectations. The build during the week ended Oct. 12 boosted stocks to 3.037 trillion cubic feet, leaving inventories 16.6 percent below the five-year average of 3.642 tcf for this time of year and the lowest for the week since 2003.