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Markets fall when problems arise not because of the problem itself, but because we fear it. Once fear fades, optimism returns. Even just the talk of solutions (like trade deals) makes the market believe again. That’s how sentiment drives economics.

AQI is still bad but atleast it's not above 100 as always

The country that does not respect and value time may become rich in GDP terms but will remain poor in per capita income forever.

When we deposit ₹100 in our savings account, we earn ₹4 per annum as interest at a 4% rate. But if we withdraw ₹100 from ATMs (beyond the free limit starting from 1st May), we have to pay ₹23 as charges.

Today the Indian market has shown a significant upmove from its lows the constant talk about US tariffs has prepared the market so much that it’s not even getting too stressed about it anymore.

Say whatever you want, but Swiggy’s IPO isn’t performing as well as Zomato’s did at one time. Yes, I agree that the times are different, but still, there’s not as much craze around Swiggy’s IPO. Even the GMP (Grey Market Premium) is running a bit low

These days, as more retail investors step into the bond market, high yield bonds are getting harder to find. I remember being able to buy AA rated bonds on the exchange with returns as high as 24% to 30%. Now, those same bonds hardly go beyond 12% or

govt of india sells urea to wholesalers for Rs. 260/50kg ( average - 5.2 rs per kg) but charges retailers about Rs 50 per kg. In IndiaMART, you would find tons of people selling urea from 22 per kg to 38 per kg. Got these insights while surfing, can