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10 reasons why gold is a good buy in 2025 – CNBC TV18
10 reasons why gold is a good buy in 2025 – CNBC TV18
Tata Motors shares up 5% but tariff troubles continue to linger – CNBC TV18
Tata Motors shares up 5% but tariff troubles continue to linger – CNBC TV18
Muthoot Finance shares fall over 8% in reaction to draft RBI norms, Kotak downgrade – CNBC TV18
Muthoot Finance shares fall over 8% in reaction to draft RBI norms, Kotak downgrade – CNBC TV18
National Pet Day 2025: A look at pet insurance coverage in India and what’s included – CNBC TV18
National Pet Day 2025: A look at pet insurance coverage in India and what’s included – CNBC TV18
Bharti Hexacom shares in focus after deal to sell 3,400 towers to Indus Towers halted – CNBC TV18
Bharti Hexacom shares in focus after deal to sell 3,400 towers to Indus Towers halted – CNBC TV18
Samvardhana Motherson aims for €50 million in cost savings with latest measures – CNBC TV18
Samvardhana Motherson aims for €50 million in cost savings with latest measures – CNBC TV18
Asian shares sink, with Japan’s Nikkei down 5.6% as China-US trade war escalates – CNBC TV18
Asian shares sink, with Japan’s Nikkei down 5.6% as China-US trade war escalates – CNBC TV18
GIFT Nifty surges nearly 500 points indicating a potential gap-up despite US sell-off – CNBC TV18
GIFT Nifty surges nearly 500 points indicating a potential gap-up despite US sell-off – CNBC TV18
Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: Sensex, Nifty 50 likely to make a gap down start on Wednesday
Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: Sensex, Nifty 50 likely to make a gap down start on Wednesday

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ATMA chief highlights key challenges as global rubber output decline looms – CNBC TV18

[ad_1] Rajiv Budhraja, Director General of the Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association (ATMA), expressed concerns about the global outlook for natural rubber production, particularly in the key producing countries of Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam. He stated that these three nations collectively contribute over 50% of the world’s rubber production but are expected to report negative growth […]

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