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Trump’s tariff pause jolts yields in a ‘no-win’ bond market – CNBC TV18
Trump’s tariff pause jolts yields in a ‘no-win’ bond market – CNBC TV18
Chinese shares climb for third day as investors bet on stimulus – CNBC TV18
Chinese shares climb for third day as investors bet on stimulus – CNBC TV18
Oil returns to losses as market concerns over trade war persist – CNBC TV18
Oil returns to losses as market concerns over trade war persist – CNBC TV18
US Stock Market Live: Dow futures steady after biggest move since 2008; Japanese stocks up 8%
US Stock Market Live: Dow futures steady after biggest move since 2008; Japanese stocks up 8%
Fed officials worried over stagflation risk ahead of tariffs – CNBC TV18
Fed officials worried over stagflation risk ahead of tariffs – CNBC TV18
Astrome raises million funding, plans to expand wireless and satcom tech offerings – CNBC TV18
Astrome raises $10 million funding, plans to expand wireless and satcom tech offerings – CNBC TV18
‘Nehru became PM’: Amit Shah blames Congress leadership, appeasement politics for partition – CNBC TV18
‘Nehru became PM’: Amit Shah blames Congress leadership, appeasement politics for partition – CNBC TV18
US raises tariffs on China to 125%, announces 90-day ‘pause’ for more than 75 other countries – CNBC TV18
US raises tariffs on China to 125%, announces 90-day ‘pause’ for more than 75 other countries – CNBC TV18
Amazon cancels some inventory orders from China after tariffs – CNBC TV18
Amazon cancels some inventory orders from China after tariffs – CNBC TV18

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How far is India from a bear market? Shankar Sharma weighs in – CNBC TV18

Shankar Sharma, the founder of GQuant Investec, issued a stark warning about the sustainability of India’s stock market at the Moneycontrol Global Wealth Summit 2025 in Mumbai on Friday, March 7. Speaking during a panel debate with Samir Arora of Helios Capital, Sharma raised concerns that India could be closer to a bear market than […]

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