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Bajaj Finance unveils share sale to raise up to $1.25 billion

Bajaj Finance has launched a share sale to raise up to ₹117 billion from institutional investors. This offering marks a significant event following a major IPO by Jio Platforms last month. The proceeds will be allocated toward repaying…

Bajaj Finance unveils share sale to raise up to $1.25 billion

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Dollar near one-month high as yen edges toward 160

The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of currencies including the yen and the euro, rose 0.63% to 102.85, its highest level since October 14.

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Anthropic’s IPO is said to be multiple times oversubscribed

Anthropic PBC is witnessing an overwhelming response for its initial public offering, potentially accumulating up to $90.4 billion. This bullish sentiment reflects a staggering anticipated market valuation of around…

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Baird downgrades Nvidia on China curbs, AI demand worries

Baird downgraded Nvidia's stock and cut its price target significantly due to various market risks. Concerns over US restrictions on chip sales to China have emerged, affecting Nvidia's revenue outlook. Demand for…

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EasyJet shareholders approve £5.7 billion Apollo takeover

EasyJet's shareholders voted to approve a £5.7 billion takeover by Apollo on Wednesday. This decision marks a major step towards removing EasyJet from the London stock market. With 97.07% of scheme shares in favor, the…

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India to switch bonds worth 250 billion rupees next week

On November 16, the Reserve Bank of India will initiate a significant switch auction worth 250 billion rupees. This maneuver involves replacing six bonds that are set to mature between 2027 and 2029 with longer-term…

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Dollar firms as hot inflation, hawkish Fed talk lift rate-hike bets

The US dollar has gained against multiple currencies due to expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Inflation data revealed an increase in consumer prices, prompting trader speculation about further…

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Fairfax Financial likely to exit IIFL Finance, sources say

Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings intends to divest its nearly 11% stake in IIFL Finance soon. The sale aims to raise funds for acquiring a significant stake in IDBI Bank from the Indian government. Fairfax's current…

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Sterling drops against firmer dollar as markets price in a hawkish Fed

The pound fell against the dollar following strong US inflation data and comments from Federal Reserve officials. Despite recent hawkish expectations supporting the pound, crude oil prices are rising, which could be…

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Dollar firms as hot inflation, hawkish Fed talk lift rate-hike bets

The pound fell against the dollar following strong US inflation data and comments from Federal Reserve officials. Despite recent hawkish expectations supporting the pound, crude oil prices are rising, which could be unfavorable. Britain's…

Dollar firms as hot inflation, hawkish Fed talk lift rate-hike bets

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US Treasury rout hands India's 10-year bond its worst day in a month

On Wednesday, the Indian rupee gained strength against the dollar, reaching its highest point since April. This improvement was influenced by foreign investments in local stocks and upbeat sentiment in the…
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