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China’s stock market sees drop in new A-share, margin-trading accounts amid tech sell-offRupee opens 46 paise higher against US dollar ahead of RBI PolicyGold and silver prices today: Rates climb amid a decline in dollar, crude oil prices; investors focus on RBI MPC policyFour chip-related stocks to watchMolbio Diagnostics IPO: Price band set at ₹768-807 per share; check key dates, issue detailsUS stocks, Nikkei to Kospi: Global equity heatmap you must know before Dalal Street opens on Wednesday — 5 August 20265 Nifty stocks trading at significant discounts of up to 36% to historical averages. How many do you have?BSE shares in focus after Q1 net profit soars 62% YoY to Rs 874 crore. Should you buy, sell or hold?China’s stock market sees drop in new A-share, margin-trading accounts amid tech sell-offRupee opens 46 paise higher against US dollar ahead of RBI PolicyGold and silver prices today: Rates climb amid a decline in dollar, crude oil prices; investors focus on RBI MPC policyFour chip-related stocks to watchMolbio Diagnostics IPO: Price band set at ₹768-807 per share; check key dates, issue detailsUS stocks, Nikkei to Kospi: Global equity heatmap you must know before Dalal Street opens on Wednesday — 5 August 20265 Nifty stocks trading at significant discounts of up to 36% to historical averages. How many do you have?BSE shares in focus after Q1 net profit soars 62% YoY to Rs 874 crore. Should you buy, sell or hold?
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Oil Price Today (August 5): Crude climbs back to $80 despite hopes of a short-term war deal. What's next?

Markets-Economic Times · 2h ago · 🇮🇳 India
Oil Price Today (August 5): Crude climbs back to $80 despite hopes of a short-term war deal. What's next?

Oil prices found a footing on Wednesday following recent drops, as discussions aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz progressed. Traders are keenly watching the U.S.-Iran negotiations, knowing that an agreement could ensure the unhindered passage of commercial ships. Analysts warn that sustained disruptions could lead to significant hikes in oil prices, although some experts anticipate a decline by 2027.

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