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18/10/2009 00:00 AST
The BSE Sensex was largely unchanged in Friday early trade on muted cues from Asian peers as traders awaited further cues from corporate quarterly earnings.
At 9:57 a.m. (0427 GMT), the 30-share BSE index was down 0.05 percent at 17,186.46 points, with 8 components declining.
The 50-share NSE Index was down 0.13 percent at 5,102.15.
Reuters
| Ticker | Price | Volume |
|---|
| Index | Closing | Change |
|---|---|---|
| NIKKEI 225 | 36,581.76 | -251.51 (-0.68 |
| DAX | 18,699.40 | 181.01 (0.97 |
| S&P 500 | 5,626.02 | 30.26 (0.54 |
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Chinese automaker BYD surpassed Tesla in full-year electric vehicle sales for the first time in 2025, securing its position as the world's largest electric vehicle seller, according to a Global Times
Times of Oman
04/01/2026
Syria started the process of circulating new currency bills on Saturday as the crisis-hit nation seeks to stabilize the economy as it recovers from the fall of Bashar Assad's government.
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Asharq Al Awsat
04/01/2026
Bitcoin surged back above the $91,000 mark over the weekend, extending an early-year rebound as a sudden geopolitical jolt out of Venezuela injected volatility into global markets and set off a wave
Khaleej Times
30/12/2025
A see-saw year for the US economy in 2025 looks set to give way to a stronger 2026 thanks to tailwinds from President Donald Trump's tax cuts, less uncertainty around tariffs, the ongoing artificial
Reuters
30/12/2025
Since President Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs pushed the US bond market into revolt in April, his administration has carefully tailored its policies and messaging to prevent another flareup
Reuters
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