US market today: Tech stocks drag Wall Street lower as Fed rate cut hopes fade; Nvidia, Tesla and Amazon lead sell-off

[ad_1] Wall Street pointed to a weaker open on Tuesday as technology stocks that fuelled early-week gains retreated, with investors scaling back expectations of another Federal Reserve rate cut this year amid persistent inflation concerns.Futures for the S&P 500 slipped 1%, while those for the Dow Jones Industrial Average were down 0.6%. Nasdaq futures fell…

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Aramco Q3 results: Saudi oil giant posts $26.9 billion profit; lower crude prices weigh, beats analyst estimates

[ad_1] Saudi Aramco reported a net profit of $26.9 billion for the third quarter, slightly lower than last year, as subdued global crude prices weighed on earnings even as the company outperformed analyst forecasts.The world’s largest oil producer said total revenue stood at $111 billion in the July–September quarter, down from $123 billion in the…

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PLI push: Govt launches third round for speciality steel, eyes Rs 44,000 crore fresh investment for boosting production

[ad_1] Seeking to strengthen India’s position as a global hub for advanced steel production, the government on Tuesday launched the third round of the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for speciality steel, aimed at driving new investments and cutting import dependence in high-value segments such as defence, aerospace, automobiles, and infrastructure.Union Steel Minister H D…

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Vande Bharat sleeper: What issues have been flagged by Railway Ministry in the first train? Top things to know

[ad_1] Railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw recently said that two rakes of Vande Bharat sleeper trains will be launched together. Vande Bharat sleeper train: Indian Railways is aiming to launch the first Vande Bharat sleeper train in the coming months, but ahead of its launch the Ministry of Railways has highlighted concerns regarding the quality of…

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Asian stocks today: Markets trade mostly in red amid tech bubble worries; Nikkei dips over 180 points, Kospi sheds 1.6%

[ad_1] Asian stocks traded mostly in red on Tuesday as investors weighed Wall Street’s tech rally amid concerns of tech bubble formation in the sector. Traders were also remaining cautious as Fed officials gave mixed signals about the next interest rate move. Japan’s Nikkei traded in red, down 188 points or 0.36% to reach 52,222…

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