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    INDIAN RAILWAY FINANCE CORPORATION LTD Q3 RESULTS

    London Tube Strike: Underground services to resume on next Friday, Docklands Light Railway may remain closed on Tuesday, Thursday

    London Tube has 272 stations and 11 lines that crisscross the city and its surrounding suburbs.

    Vande Bharat sleeper may debut from Delhi

    Indian Railways is set to launch its first Vande Bharat Sleeper service from Delhi, covering approximately 1,000 km to destinations like Ahmedabad, Bhopal, and Patna via Varanasi. These 24-car sleeper trains, designed for overnight journeys, can reach a maximum speed of 180 km/h.

    PSU stocks: Time to relook? But don’t use the 2023 lens; choose the business. 57 PSU stocks, some good, some not so good

    A bull run from June 2023 to June 2024, and then a bear run for a year. PSU stocks now seem at a stage where it is probably time to look at them again. For those who have not noticed, some of these stocks have seen higher-than-average volumes. Also a sort of outperformance in the bearish phase where they did not decline like other stocks in the market. They are not in the news any more; nor are many talking about them on TV. All signs suggesting it might probably be time to look at them again. But this time do it from a very different perspective – and not just because they are PSU. What matters is the category of business they fall into.

    Earnings recovery to drive market momentum: Mayuresh Joshi

    Indian equity markets saw a 1% gain but stayed below 25,000, prompting analysis of underlying trends. GST rationalization is expected to boost volumes and margins from Q3, benefiting India Inc. Metals led sectoral gains, supported by potential US rate cuts and improved India-China ties. Despite positive indicators, markets remain cautious, awaiting earnings reset and resolution on US tariffs.

    US stock market crashes — Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq all lost after shocking August jobs report; possible Fed rate cut ahead

    U.S. stocks swung sharply lower Friday after a surprisingly weak August jobs report reinforced the case for a Federal Reserve rate cut at its September 17 meeting. Stocks initially surged on the prospect of cheaper borrowing costs but quickly reversed as investors digested the economic slowdown behind the Fed’s likely pivot.

    Will Fed chair Jerome Powell cut rates following the weak jobs report?

    August jobs report marks the fourth consecutive month of cooling labor growth, strengthening the case for a rate cut at the Fed’s September 16–17 meeting. Chair Jerome Powell has already signaled that policymakers are monitoring the slowdown closely.

    The Economic Times
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