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Economic Times Dollar bounces on job gains, then pares ahead of CPI

The U.S. job market showed surprising resilience in August, adding 162,000 positions—far beyond what analysts anticipated. This result has led to heightened expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase in September.…

20m ago

Economic Times Gold slides after robust US payrolls boosts rate hike bets

Gold prices experienced a downturn on Friday, setting the stage for a weekly loss as solid US job data raised the bar for anticipated rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. This shift has rendered the non-yielding precious…

24m ago

Economic Times Yields, dollar rise, stocks ease after solid US jobs report

US job growth data boosted Federal Reserve rate hike expectations. Treasury yields and the dollar strengthened after the positive jobs report. Major US stock indexes and global stocks experienced a broad selloff. Oil…

32m ago

Times of India - Entertainment 'Ravan Raj' poster on Janmashtami: 'Ramayana' team slammed

Filmmakers of the Ramayana movie sparked controversy by releasing a Ravana poster on Janmashtami. Social media users criticized the timing as disrespectful to Lord Krishna's birth. Many questioned the marketing team's…

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Times of India Happy Teachers' Day 2026: Best 30+ wishes and messages

Teachers' Day is a heartfelt celebration recognizing those who dedicate their lives to enlightening others. It pays tribute to the mentors and guides who inspire a thirst for knowledge and foster curiosity. On this day,…

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Economic Times Dollar bounces on job gains, then pares ahead of CPI

The U.S. job market showed surprising resilience in August, adding 162,000 positions—far beyond what analysts anticipated. This result has led to heightened expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase in September.…

20m ago

Economic Times Gold slides after robust US payrolls boosts rate hike bets

Gold prices experienced a downturn on Friday, setting the stage for a weekly loss as solid US job data raised the bar for anticipated rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. This shift has rendered the non-yielding precious…

24m ago

Economic Times Yields, dollar rise, stocks ease after solid US jobs report

US job growth data boosted Federal Reserve rate hike expectations. Treasury yields and the dollar strengthened after the positive jobs report. Major US stock indexes and global stocks experienced a broad selloff. Oil…

32m ago

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Times of India - Entertainment 'Ravan Raj' poster on Janmashtami: 'Ramayana' team slammed

Filmmakers of the Ramayana movie sparked controversy by releasing a Ravana poster on Janmashtami. Social media users criticized the timing as disrespectful to Lord Krishna's birth. Many questioned the marketing team's…

40m ago

NDTV Sports PSG Still Winless In Ligue 1 As Monaco Go Top

Paris Saint-Germain's slow start to the French season continued on Friday as the reigning European champions went in front only to lose 2-1 at home to Monaco, who are top of Ligue 1.

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Times of India - Entertainment 'Romanchakam' OTT release: When and where to stream

Romanchakam is currently running in theaters after its September third release. This platform has acquired the digital rights for the film's future streaming. Sumanth Prabhas and Ananthika Sanilkumar star in this…

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Times of India - Entertainment The ‘Spider-Noir’ series stands cancelled after one season

Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir series has been abruptly canceled following its inaugural season. The show, which premiered this year and showcased both color and black-and-white formats, garnered eleven Emmy nominations…

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Times of India - Entertainment 'L367': Vishnu Mohan teases collaboration with Mohanlal

Filmmaker Vishnu Mohan shared a poster for his upcoming project 'L367' on Instagram. This collaboration features actor Mohanlal in the lead role for the film. Mohanlal had previously announced this exciting venture on…

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