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Four key charts to indicate whether latest rally in gold can be sustained

Bullion is one of the best-performing commodities this month, erasing almost all of this year's losses.

Shock divorce forces $50 bn Gates foundation to weigh changes, focus

There are signs change is coming to one of the world's most powerful philanthropic organisations.

Easier said than done but India should buy Chinese Covid-19 vaccines

There cannot be a bigger national interest right now than saving Indians from avoidable death.

10,800 women suing Google over gender pay disparity win class-action status

They claim that Google pays men more for doing the same job, seek more than $600 million in damages.

Oil rallies above $67 as demand optimism outweighs Iran supply concerns

Investors wager that progress in combating the Covid-19 pandemic will spur energy consumption.

Stocks preferred by India's rich fare better in second Covid-19 wave

Shares including the likes of Bharat Heavy Electricals started outpacing the Nifty 50 Index at the end of March

A warming planet is about to revolutionise how banks define risk

The ECB instructs banks to consider their sensitivity to climate risk when weighing how much capital they need beyond minimum requirements

HSBC withdraws from US retail banking to target rich clients, Asia

The move is part of a larger plan by HSBC to invest more in Asia, where it's focused on banking the region's wealthy

US, China trade officials hold 'candid' talks in first call: Report

In contrast with much of the rest of the bilateral relationship, trade has been one of the less contentious issues recently.

Paytm said to target $3-billion IPO, largest ever for India: Report

If successful, Paytm's initial share sale would surpass Coal India Ltd.'s offering, which raised more than Rs 15,000 crore in 2010 in the country's largest IPO so far

Ditching Olympics can further damage Japan's recession hit economy

Not holding the games on top of an extended emergency could knock back growth this year by as much as 1.7 percentage point, says economist.

India's oil industry struggles to predict demand recovery in pandemic

Diesel and gasoline, which account for more than half of oil consumption in India, are bearing the brunt of lockdowns.

Data shows global warming could pass 1.5 degree Celsius in next five years

Most global leaders committed to taking actions that would limit global warming to 1.5ºC and below 2ºC by the end of the century.

India's economic activity slows down in April as states impose lockdowns

Activity in India's dominant services sector moderated for a second straight month in April.

Gold returns to where it started 2021 on Fed's dovish commitment

Signs of inflation would "prove to be largely transitory," Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida said in a Yahoo! Finance interview

Bearish sign emerges for Indian stocks approaching record, shows data

"We don't expect the negative crossover to result in a sharp market decline like we saw in March last year," said Ruchit Jain, a technical analyst at Angel Broking Ltd

Nifty50 index ends above 15,300 for the first time since February 16

Index just 14 points shy of lifetime high

Tesla ditches radar sensors Elon Musk upheld after a fatal crash

Musk referred to radar sensors as "crutches" Tesla wanted to eliminate during the company's latest earnings call.

Global deal on corporation tax nears first stage as G-7 seeks common ground

Accord would pave way for wider consensus at G20, then OECD

China's strong recovery shows signs of softening as costs surge

Confidence among SMEs eased in May from the highest level since the Covid-19 outbreak in the previous month