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Inflationary Woes: High fuel cost to raise cement prices
Inflationary Woes: High fuel cost to raise cement prices

New Delhi, Growth of real estate as well as infrastructure sectors is expected to take a hit, as prices of cement are expected to rise further on the back of high energy costs.

Notably, the Russia-Ukraine crisis has triggered a massive spike in crude oil, natural gas and coal prices.

It is feared th

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As markets turn wobbly, gold likely to cross Rs 55K-mark, silver to touch RS 80K
As markets turn wobbly, gold likely to cross Rs 55K-mark, silver to touch RS 80K

New Delhi,  Rush for safe haven investments during the ongoing market volatility triggered by the Russia-Ukraine conflict is expected to keep global gold and silver prices at elevated levels.

Besides, sanctions on Russia, which is a major producer of gold, is expected to reduce supply. A sell-off in equity markets

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Security lessons from Ukraine war: Is India prepared to counter state-sponsored 'hybrid war'?
Security lessons from Ukraine war: Is India prepared to counter state-sponsored 'hybrid war'?

New Delhi,  As the Ukrainian government continues to fight a 'hybrid war' where Russia-backed threat actors are hitting their Internet networks while the ground forces attack physical infrastructure and key cities, India, which faces imminent threat at its borders from Pakistan and China, is highly vulnerable t

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War to affect India's tea exports to CIS nations, says industry body
War to affect India's tea exports to CIS nations, says industry body

New Delhi,  India's tea exports to Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries, including Russia, is bound to be affected due to the ongoing war.

"I stand before you at a critical juncture when the world is witnessing a major war in Europe wherein the Western Block has swiftly introduced

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GAIL announces interim dividend for FY22
GAIL announces interim dividend for FY22

New Delhi,  Natural gas producer and distributor GAIL has announced a second interim dividend of Rs 5 per share) for the fiscal year FY22.

"The Board of Directors of the Company in its 438th meeting held today i. e. March 11 has, inter-alia, approved the payment of 2nd Interim Dividend for the FY 20

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Ruchi Soya's follow-on public issue of Rs 4,300 cr to open on March 24
Ruchi Soya's follow-on public issue of Rs 4,300 cr to open on March 24

New Delhi,  Diversified FMCG company Ruchi Soya will launch its follow-on public offer on March 24. A follow-on offering is an issuance of additional shares made by a company after an initial public offering.

The issue will close on March 28. "The FPO comprises equity shares of face value of Rs 2 ea

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The birth of a new monetary world order as Russia reels under sanctions
The birth of a new monetary world order as Russia reels under sanctions

New Delhi, As US President Joe Biden unveiled new sanctions on Friday against Russia, he made it clear that the totality of the sanctions and export controls is "crushing the Russian economy".

"The ruble has lost more than half its value. They tell me it takes about 200 rubles to equal 1 dollar thes

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With crude hovering around $95-$130, fuel price hike inevitable
With crude hovering around $95-$130, fuel price hike inevitable

New Delhi,  Continued hostilities between Russia and Ukraine as well as rising demand is expected to keep global crude oil prices in the range of $95-$125 per barrel in the short to medium term.

On last Friday, the Brent-indexed crude oil price stood at over $112 per barrel. Just a few days ago, Brent ro

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Sunflower oil shortage boon for palm oil producers, bane for consumers
Sunflower oil shortage boon for palm oil producers, bane for consumers

New Delhi,   Shortage of sunflower oil amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has sent crude palm oil prices through the roof.

The geo-political worries in the Black Sea region has a significant bearing on sunflower seed and its oil supply from the region, as both countries involved in the war are majo

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Non-ferrous metals are on a high, mayhem in markets to continue
Non-ferrous metals are on a high, mayhem in markets to continue

New Delhi,  The Russian-Ukrainian crisis is expected to keep non-ferrous metal prices high in the near future.

The crisis has triggered shortages of these industrial metals which in turn have led to massive spike in their prices.

Till now, international prices of aluminium, copper, lead, n

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