Benchmark indices ended the past week on a weak note, extending their losing streak to five sessions, as caution ahead of corporate results and...
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Maroc - Times of India - Business - 23/12/2025 15:37
US consumer confidence dipped in December to its lowest point since early tariffs, driven by worries over rising prices and trade levies. Households are increasingly anxious about inflation and job prospects, with expectations for the future remaining subdued. This softer sentiment reflects a cautious labor market facing ongoing uncertainty.
Benchmark indices ended the past week on a weak note, extending their losing streak to five sessions, as caution ahead of corporate results and...
Benchmark indices ended the past week on a weak note, extending their losing streak to five sessions, as caution ahead of corporate results and...
The Indian rupee dipped by 7 paise to 89.94 against the US dollar on Thursday, influenced by rising crude oil prices, consistent foreign fund...
As 2025 drew to a close, new data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) painted a picture of a market still under pressure, but notably...
As 2025 drew to a close, new data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) painted a picture of a market still under pressure, but notably...
India's private sector growth moderated in December, with both services and manufacturing sectors experiencing slower expansions. Softer demand,...
US hiring remained subdued in December, with employers adding only 50,000 jobs, capping a year of weak employment gains. The unemployment rate edged...
US hiring remained subdued in December, with employers adding only 50,000 jobs, capping a year of weak employment gains. The unemployment rate edged...
US consumer inflation matched expectations in December, reinforcing market expectations that the Federal Reserve might keep interest rates on hold...
US consumer inflation matched expectations in December, reinforcing market expectations that the Federal Reserve might keep interest rates on hold...