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Air India CEO flags external headwinds, urges “relentless focus on costs”; no layoffs anticipated, say sources

Heavy rainfall warning! IMD issues yellow alert for 8 Kerala districts

Tata Consumer Products Q4 Results: PAT beats estimates with 21.5% growth; 1000% dividend declared

Rs 59.45 Dividend, 3:2 Bonus Share, 1:2 Stock Split: 11 stocks to turn ex-date next week—FULL LIST

Suvendu Adhikari named new West Bengal Chief Minister; oath ceremony tomorrow at Brigade Parade Ground

Good news for Bank of Baroda shareholders: PSU lender posts record Rs 20,021 crore FY26 profit, announces 425% dividend payout

1:5 Stock Split, 1:10 Bonus Issue: This micro-cap NBFC stock fixes record date for twin corporate actions

Rs 68,000 crore wiped out! SBI shares crash 6.7% after Q4 results 

5 travel trends emerging amid Middle East tensions and rising airfares

<p>In the first month of the conflict, gold fell 14.5 per cent, significantly underperforming global equities and bonds. Over the same period, FTSE All-World Index declined 9 per cent, the S&amp;P 500 fell 7.8 per cent, and the US Treasury Total Return Index dropped 3.6 per cent, the latest report from Morgan Stanley noted.</p>


Gold’s safe-haven appeal under scrutiny as Iran conflict fails to lift prices: Morgan Stanley

Gold prices steadied near record levels as markets digested ongoing turmoil in Iran and political pressure on the Federal Reserve. Trump announced plans for a 25 percent tariff on nations doing business with Iran to isolate Tehran economically. While oil prices rose on supply risks, copper slid as expectations for rate cuts eased following comments from JP Morgan. Palm oil futures gained on strong export data as investors await key U.S. inflation figures for the next market move.

Market Update Gold Eyes 5000 While Oil Surges Amid Iran Unrest And New US Trade Penalties