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The market climbed on Friday in line with global stocks as crude prices fell and the rupee extended gains to touch a one-month high. Global shares rose on hopes of a trade agreement between China and the United States. The Sensex ended above the psychologically important 35,000 mark after moving above and below that level in intraday trade. Weakness in IT shares capped gains.
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Asian markets enjoyed another rally on Friday after Donald Trump hailed positive talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping and a report said he had asked officials to draw up a draft bill as he eyes a potential trade deal between the two. Hong Kong jumped more than four percent, while Shanghai and the yuan soared as dealers seized on the news, hoping for a breakthrough in a standoff that has rocked global equities and fuelled warnings about global growth. The gains follow a third straight advance on Wall Street as a sense of optimism returns after a diabolical October, with riskier, higher-yielding currencies enjoying a bounce against the dollar, and the pound holding on to most gains. The day had already started with a bang after Trump tweeted that he had held positive talks with Xi, which was a rare sign of hope in the months-long stand-off between the world's top two economies. "Just had a long and very good conversation with President Xi Jinping of China. We talked about many ...
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Mastercard told the United States government in June that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was using nationalism to promote the use of domestic payments network RuPay, and New Delhi's protectionist policies were hurting foreign payment companies, a document seen by Reuters showed.
(Reuters) - Indian shares climbed on Friday and clocked their best weekly gain in nearly two-and-a-half years, as the rupee rose the most in more than five years and as crude prices softened.
The AYUSH ministry has set a goal to triple the market share of its medicines and services in the next five years to USD 10 billion, a senior official said Friday. According to a recent study by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), the current market share of AYUSH medicines is USD 3 billion, AYUSH Secretary Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha said. "We are looking at increasing it to USD 10 billion," he added. Kotecha said the ministry is taking initiatives to popularise Ayurveda in India and overseas. Speaking at a programme organised by CII, he said there has been a growth of 15.38 per cent in the number of patients treated with traditional medicine systems through AYUSH hospitals and dispensaries. "Due to the resurgence in the global demand for AYUSH and herbal products, the total value of export of such products has increased to form USD 354.68 million in the year 2014-15 to USD 401.68 million in the year 2016-17 in the global market," he said. The official said more than 75 per cent of