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    UBL shares soar as Heineken sells more beer in Q1, sticks to outlook
    Shares of United Breweries rose after Heineken surpassed Q1 beer volume expectations, marking its first year-on-year growth in a year with a 4.7% increase. CEO notes all regions posted higher volumes and net revenue, aided by an earlier Easter and one-off effects. Despite a positive start, Heineken remains cautious due to challenging economic conditions and uncertain outlook.
    What the fresh march higher in oil means for world markets
    The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday described an "adverse scenario" in which an escalation of conflict in the Middle East would lead to a 15% jump in oil prices and higher shipping costs that would hike global inflation by about 0.7 percentage points. The tightness in oil supplies, and higher prices, has been underpinned by oil producing group OPEC and other big oil producers curbing their output.
    Global IPO revival lags first quarter share sales as markets rally
    ​Dealmaking in global equity capital markets had its strongest start in three years in 2024 as economic uncertainty waned and stocks rallied, but a revival in initial public offerings has lagged.
    Indiabulls raises $350 million through dollar bonds
    The bonds were raised on Tuesday with a 39-month tenure at 9.70%, tighter than the 9.95% initial price guidance earlier in the day. The bonds are labelled as so-called social bonds and the proceeds from the same will be deployed towards home loans in the affordable housing segments and small-enterprises.
    Nike shares slide 8% as switch to newer styles to squeeze revenue
    The company anticipates lower sales, focusing on trendier sneakers. It aims to revive its running shoe category and launch Air Max Dn. Concerns over DTC strategy and weak North America demand persist. Nike shares have lost 16% of their value over the last 12 months.
    European shares edge up as basic resources rally offsets investor caution
    ​European shares opened marginally higher on Monday, led by gains in basic resources, although investor caution ahead of euro zone inflation data limited the rise.
    • WeightWatchers shares drop 23% as Oprah Winfrey decides to exit board
      Winfrey will donate her WW shares to the National Museum of African American History and Culture, WW said. She owned 1.13 million shares worth $6.34 million as of Jan. 1, LSEG data showed. Winfrey's donation would help "eliminate any perceived conflict of interest around her taking weight loss medications," the weight-loss services firm said on late Wednesday.
      Household consumption won't hit inflation much
      The latest Household Consumption Expenditure Survey (HCES) is not expected to have a significant impact on consumer price index and inflation calculations. Rural spending on food was down 6.5 percentage points in 2022-23 to 46.4% from 2011-12.
      StanChart unveils big buyback, profit jump as CEO bemoans 'crap' share price
      "The share price is crap. I know that's going to be a quote," Winters told reporters on a conference call in response to questions about the lender's valuation, which has fallen 4% in the year to date and 16% in the last 12 months.
      Japan's crazy 1980s bubble a dim memory as Nikkei hits record high
      Kazukuni Yamazaki, an 87-year-old investor and a former Nomura Securities employee, remembers there used to be a digital board showing stock prices on the first floor of his building.
      Barclays focuses on Britain, cost cuts, buybacks to win over investors
      Barclays unveiled a three-year plan to revive its share price, prioritizing profitable lending operations and reducing assets in the investment bank. The strategy update includes cost-cutting, job cuts, and a focus on the UK retail bank. Barclays aims for a return on tangible equity of over 12% by 2026.
      RBI’s gold purchases in 2023 fell to lowest level in 6 years
      The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reduced its gold purchases in 2023, marking the lowest level since it began accumulating gold in 2017, due to a strong US dollar. By December 2023, the RBI's gold holdings increased to 25.84 million troy ounces, up from 25.32 million troy ounces a year earlier. This slight increase contrasts with previous years when larger quantities were added. The RBI's gold accumulation strategy, initiated in 2017, aimed to diversify its foreign exchange reserves.
      Investors see Microsoft's stock market value leaving Apple behind
      Microsoft's shares have surged 7% so far in 2024, recently sending its stock market value above $3 trillion and dethroning Apple as the world's most valuable company. As of Friday, the Redmond, Washington software maker's market capitalisation was a few billion dollars above Apple's.
      Nvidia, AMD shares jump as AI optimism spurs analyst price target hikes
      Shares of Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) jumped on Tuesday as investor optimism over the prospects of higher demand for artificial intelligence (AI)-powered chips prompted Wall Street analysts to hike their price targets for the semiconductor giants.
      Apple suffers second rating downgrade in tough start to 2024
      The company's shares dropped 1.7% to an eight-week low of $181.20 on Thursday. If the losses hold, Apple stands to lose $47.4 billion of its value for the day.
      Budget 2024: India's no longer 'fragile', can weather global market volatility
      Budget 2024: In the face of global financial market turbulence, India's rupee appears more resilient due to a narrowed current account deficit (CAD) and bolstered forex reserves. Increased exports post-pandemic buffered the CAD, keeping it manageable at 2% in FY23 despite soaring commodity prices. Forex reserves, standing at over $600 billion, fortify the RBI's ability to stabilize the rupee, marking a significant contrast to a decade ago when India was tagged among the 'Fragile Five' economies. Forecasts project a reduced CAD and stable rupee for the upcoming fiscal years.
      Asian shares extend global sell-off, dollar holds gains
      South Korean shares slid 1.8%, Australia's resources heavy stocks declined 1.1%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index fell 1%, driven by a 1.5% plunge in technology shares.
      Apple hits seven-week low after Barclays downgrade
      Barclays is the second brokerage to have the equivalent of a "sell" rating on the stock, which now has its most number of bearish recommendations in at least two years, per LSEG data.
      Apple shares slip 3% after Barclays downgrade
      Barclays is the second brokerage to have the equivalent of a "sell" rating on the stock, which now has its most number of bearish recommendations in at least two years, per LSEG data. Apple has been grappling with a demand slowdown since early last year and has forecast holiday-quarter sales below Wall Street estimates. Its performance in China has also been a worry after the revival of local rival Huawei.
      Oracle tumbles as tepid forecast fans cloud growth concerns
      Oracle on Monday blamed supply constraints for the weak results, with CEO Safra Catz saying that demand for the company's generative AI and cloud infrastructure services was increasing at "an astronomical rate."
      Barclays working on $1.25 billion cost plan, could cut up to 2,000 jobs: Source
      Managers at Barclays, led by Chief Executive C.S. Venkatakrishnan who is known within the bank as Venkat, are reviewing proposals to bolster its profitability. As part of these 1,500 to 2,000 jobs could be cut if implemented in full, the person said.
      Bharti Airtel begins IPO process of subsidiary Bharti Hexacom: Report
      The report said Bharti Hexacom's valuation is likely to be pegged at Rs 20,000 crore and the listing process will likely be completed by early 2024.
      Goods demand fades, services holds out hope
      ​Overall consumer demand is also expected to come under pressure from tighter monetary conditions and lesser pull from rural India. However, high-end consumption is expected to provide some support. "Inequality is playing out. Wherever there has been recovery, it's either been heavily biased towards the more affluent and upper-middle tiers or where it has been mass-based, there has been downtrading," said Abheek Barua, chief economist, HDFC Bank.
      Barclays hints at big cost cuts as margin pressure intensifies
      Barclays is considering significant cost-cutting measures later this year due to competition for savers' money impacting its margins. Although the bank reported better-than-expected quarterly profits, it warned of a challenging outlook in its home market. Barclays shares fell almost 7% in response. The bank's CEO, C. S. Venkatakrishnan, stated that the company would seek efficiencies across various areas of the bank.
      European shares edge higher on boost from upbeat earnings, miners
      UniCredit climbed 1.8% as the Italian bank posted a bigger-than-expected annual rise of 36% in its third-quarter profit, helped by higher interest rates.
      Centre sticks to target, to borrow Rs 6.55 lakh crore in H2
      The Indian government plans to borrow ₹6.55 lakh crore in the second half of the financial year, remaining on track with its budget estimate. The borrowing will include a new 50-year security for the first time, and ₹20,000 crore will be raised through sovereign green bonds. Analysts believe this adherence to borrowing plans demonstrates fiscal prudence and should calm market nerves.
      Oracle tumbles over 10% as strong cloud competition, Cerner weakness dent forecast
      The company was on track to lose more than $30 billion in market value. The stock has risen around 50% this year on optimism the rise of generative AI would drive up cloud demand.
      'HUL turns focus on price cuts, volumes to fight small cos'
      Unilever's Hindustan Unilever subsidiary is facing increased competition from small players in the FMCG sector in India. The company is focusing on volumes and price cuts to maintain market share. Local brands have been gaining market share from larger consumer product companies, but many were forced to shut down or scale back operations due to pandemic-related disruptions and inflation in raw materials.
      European shares reverse losses as insurers shine, yields fall
      European shares rebounded with the STOXX 600 up 0.2% after insurers surged following positive first-half results from Aviva and Admiral Group. Admiral Group's shares jumped 8.0% after posting a marginal rise in pre-tax profits. Aviva's shares rose 2.4% after the insurer recorded an 8% increase in operating profit for H1 2019.
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