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Markets rebound as reciprocal tariff jitters subside
The New Indian Express Coimbatore
|April 03, 2025
Sensex rises 593 points to close at 76,617
A day after the massive fall, when benchmark indices declined by over 1.5%, equity markets recovered some of the losses on Wednesday.
Sensex and Nifty snapped a two-day declining trend on Wednesday and rose by over 0.7%. The 30-share BSE Sensex, which broke the 76,000 level on Tuesday before closing at 76,024, rose by 593 points to 76,617 on Wednesday. Nifty rose by 167 points to close the day at 23,332. The markets rose in the hope that Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff would not have as adverse an impact on India as was feared earlier. The reciprocal tariff comes into effect from Thursday.
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Sharif’s absurd theatrics at UN glorify terror, says India
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1 min
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Wangchuk probed on Pak links, funding
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1 min
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CM: 47K acres of barren land back to farming
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1 min
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WILL OFFSET TARIFF IMPACT India eyes international certification for seafood
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1 min
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PRICE WAR VROOMS
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1 mins
September 20, 2025
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Don't harass NGO in FCRA case: SC bins centre's plea
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1 min
September 20, 2025
The New Indian Express Coimbatore
Singer Zubeen Garg dies in Singapore following scuba diving accident
ZUBEEN Garg, the 52-year-old cultural icon of Assam and a heartthrob of the younger generation, passed away on Friday in Singapore, leaving behind a rich legacy.
1 min
September 20, 2025
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Corp tax mop-up rises, individual collections drop
Higher income tax exemption limit brings down personal advance tax collections
1 mins
September 20, 2025
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SANITARY STAFF Court allows probe panel to inquire into police excess
THE Madras High Court on Friday refused to extend the interim stay on the order constituting a one-man commission headed by a retired judge to probe into the alleged police excess during the arrest of sanitary workers, who were protesting against the privatisation of solid waste management in two zones of Greater Chennai Corporation, on August 13.
1 min
September 20, 2025
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