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Nifty 50 Top Gainers, Losers On July 14: Eternal, Titan To Jio Finance, Tech Mahindra
- Nifty 50 saw Eternal, Titan, ONGC, SBI Life, and IndusInd Bank as top gainers, with gains up to 2.90%.
- Jio Finance and Tech Mahindra faced significant losses, dropping by nearly 2% and 1.61% respectively.
- Benchmark indices like Nifty and BSE closed lower for the fourth consecutive day, with Nifty 50 ending 0.27% down and BSE Sensex closing 0.30% lower.
- Indices were dragged down by companies like Jio Finance, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, Asian Paints, and Infosys.
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Puerto Rico’s Energy Crisis Deepens Amid Dispute With LNG Supplier
- Puerto Rico shut most power generators on the island amid a dispute with LNG supplier, New Fortress Energy.
- Shutdown of power units threatens outages during peak summer demand, as ten out of 14 units are affected.
- Puerto Rico's energy czar deems New Fortress Energy's cancellation of LNG shipment 'unjustified'; power supply currently relies on more expensive fuel.
- The dispute, escalating in recent weeks, involves millions owed by Puerto Rico to New Fortress Energy and concerns over a proposed $20 billion LNG supply deal.
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Russia to import 1 million skilled Indian workers to fill industrial labour gap
- Russia plans to import 1 million skilled workers from India by the end of the year to address the industrial labor shortage. This initiative includes the Sverdlovsk region and the opening of a new Consulate General in Yekaterinburg.
- The migration of Indian workers aims to fill the shortage of highly qualified workforce in the Sverdlovsk region, known for its heavy industry and military-industrial complex, which faces a lack of skilled workers to meet production demands.
- Besedin mentioned that apart from India, Russia is also considering inviting laborers from Sri Lanka and North Korea to address the workforce deficit, as the country anticipates a shortage of 3.1 million workers by 2030.
- The Russian Ministry of Labour proposed increasing the quota for inviting qualified foreign workers in 2025 by 1.5 times to accommodate the industrial demands and address the looming workforce shortage.
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When Thought Leadership Backfires on Company Reputations
- Thought leadership is crucial for shaping a company's reputation by increasing visibility, demonstrating expertise, and building trust.
- However, pursuing thought leadership without careful planning can backfire, leading to unintended damage, strained relationships, and reputational fallout.
- Unchecked messaging can cause confusion, misrepresent the company's values, and alienate stakeholders, potentially harming the overall image.
- Executives must ensure messaging clarity, legal compliance, and authenticity to avoid credibility issues, mistrust, and brand voice dilution.
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Tight Oil Market Shrugs Off Supply Surge
- Crude oil markets tighter than expected ready for OPEC+ supply boost.
- Brent crude price rise after OPEC+ announcement signaling market tightness.
- Global oil inventories not overflowing with demand peaking, risk of shortages.
- OPEC outlook revised lower amidst physical realities of market tightness.
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Stock Market Highlights: Nifty, Sensex Extend Losses On Weak Global Cues; Infosys, RIL Weigh
- Indian benchmark equity indices extended losses for a fourth session amid global declines.
- Nifty 50 closed 0.27% lower, while Sensex ended down by 0.3%.
- Top gainers in Nifty 50 included Eternal Ltd., Titan Co., and Oil & Natural Gas Corp.
- Infosys, Reliance Industries, and Larsen & Toubro weighed the most on the Nifty index.
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Rupee Ends Lower Against Dollar As Tariff Jitters Weigh
- The Indian Rupee closed weaker against the US Dollar on Monday, ending the session at Rs 85.99—down 19 paise from Friday’s closing rate.
- The downward move in the rupee is attributed to renewed uncertainty in global trade dynamics, particularly with US President Donald Trump announcing a fresh 30% tariff on imports from the European Union and Mexico.
- Negotiations over possible tariff implications on Indian exports are ongoing, putting pressure on the rupee until talks conclude.
- Foreign fund outflows and strong US job data have further strengthened the dollar, limiting room for rupee recovery in the immediate term.
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Rupee falls 22 paise to settle at 86.02 against US dollar
- The Indian rupee depreciated by 22 paise to settle at 86.02 against the US dollar due to foreign fund outflows and lack of progress in the India-US trade deal.
- The rupee opened at 85.96, traded between 85.92 and 86.05, before closing at 86.02, down from its previous close of 85.80.
- The dollar index rose slightly to 97.82, impacting the rupee's performance, while Brent crude oil prices surged to $71.46 per barrel.
- Despite efforts by the RBI to support the rupee and FPIs selling equities, the currency remained stable. The Indian commerce ministry team is in Washington for trade talks.
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Regional management changes at BAT
- JSE-listed cigarette manufacturer British American Tobacco (BAT) announces changes to its management board.
- Michael Dijanosic, current regional director of Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa (Apmea), will step down from his role and the management board on 31 December 2025.
- Pascale Meulemeester will join BAT on 1 September 2025 as regional director designate of Apmea, and from 1 January 2026, he will officially become the regional director of Apmea and a member of the management board.
- BAT CEO Tadeu Marroco expresses gratitude to Dijanosic and welcomes Meulemeester, expecting the new appointment to bring external insight to the Apmea region.
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Retail Inflation Eases To 2.1% In June, Lowest In Six And A Half Years
- India's retail inflation fell to 2.1% in June, the lowest since January 2019, primarily due to a drop in food prices.
- The consumer price index-based inflation decreased from 2.82% in May to 2.1% in June, lower than economist estimates of 2.3%.
- Food and beverage prices fell by 0.2% in June, led by a significant decline in vegetable inflation and pulses category.
- Both urban and rural inflation declined in June, with experts predicting that the full-year CPI inflation is likely to undershoot RBI's estimate, potentially leading to another rate cut post-monsoon.
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Nifty Prediction Today – July 14, 2025: Nifty 50 July Futures: Likely to fall more. Go short now and on rise
- Nifty 50 index supported near 25,000 and facing resistance at 25,160. A break above 25,160 could lead to levels of 25,250-25,300, while failure to breach may push Nifty towards 25,000 and potentially to 24,900-24,800.
- The Nifty 50 July Futures are down 0.18% at 25,177 with a negative bias. Resistance for the futures contract is at 25,230-25,260, and it could decline to 25,020-24,980. A significant rise above 25,260 is necessary for a relief rally towards 25,400.
- Traders are advised to short at 25,177 and add more shorts at 25,210 with a stop-loss at 25,270. Sequentially adjust stop-loss levels as the contract price changes and exit the shorts at 25,040.
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India participates in Australia's largest bilateral military exercise, Talisman Sabre, for first time
- India participated in Australia's largest bilateral military exercise, Talisman Sabre, for the first time.
- A total of 19 nations, including the US and 16 partner nations and two observer nations, are participating in the exercise.
- Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025 is the 11th iteration of the largest warfighting exercise held in Australia involving over 35,000 military personnel.
- The exercise includes live-fire exercises, field training activities, amphibious landings, ground force maneuvers, and air combat and maritime operations, showcasing new Australian Defence Force capabilities.
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Legendary Actor B Saroja Devi Dies At 87
- Legendary South Indian actor B Saroja Devi passed away at the age of 87 in Bengaluru due to age-related ailments.
- Saroja Devi was known as the first female superstar of Kannada cinema and received her first break in the Kannada film 'Mahakavi Kalidasa' in 1955.
- She won a National Award for her performance in her debut film and became a popular actress in Tamil cinema with movies like 'Nadodi Mannan'.
- Despite marrying in 1967, Saroja Devi remained a sought-after actress, especially in the Tamil film industry, earning her the title 'Abhinaya Saraswathi'.
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Futures fall on tariffs, bitcoin hits $120 000: Markets wrap
- Equity-index futures retreat as Trump imposes tariffs on EU and Mexico goods.
- Asian shares cautious, silver near 2011 high, Bitcoin surpasses $120,000 for first time.
- Yen rises as markets uncertain about US tariff impact, EU preparing for higher levies.
- Deutsche Bank warns of risks if Trump dismisses Fed Chair Powell, economic data awaited.
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India set to hit $10 trillion GDP by 2035, with GCCs adding $0.5 trillion: Goldman Sachs
- Goldman Sachs executive predicts India to become a $10 trillion economy by 2035, citing demographic advantages and technological capabilities.
- Global Capacity Centres (GCCs) are expected to drive a significant portion of India's office space absorption by 2025, reflecting a shift towards innovation and digital transformation.
- Artificial Intelligence is highlighted as a major disruptor with substantial growth potential, projected to exceed $4.92 trillion in global technology spending by 2025.
- India's positioning in the evolving global economic landscape is seen as advantageous, with GCCs and startups offering career growth opportunities and attracting talent with competitive pay.
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