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Author: MoneyHulk
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Union Budget 2026–27: Winners & Losers for Investors
The Union Budget 2026–27 is not a “populist budget” for quick market sugar highs. Instead, it is a long-term, capex-driven, manufacturing-focused budget. For investors, the message is clear: themes matter…
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Gold and Silver Prices Crash After Record Rally: Here are the Reasons
Gold and silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) declined sharply in trade on January 30, mirroring a steep fall in precious metal prices after a historic rally. Gold futures on the Multi…
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US–Iran Tensions Escalate as Washington Deploys Naval Forces, Tehran Issues Stern Warnings
The United States and Iran entered a heightened phase of confrontation this week as Washington moved a U.S. carrier strike group into the Middle East and Tehran responded with explicit…
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India–EU Trade Deal Explained: Key Highlights, Winners, Losers, and What Comes Next
India and the European Union have finalized a landmark free trade agreement that will eliminate or reduce tariffs on over 95% of goods traded between them, making it India’s largest…
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NSE vs BSE Difference Explained in Simple Words (2026 Guide)
The difference between NSE and BSE comes down to speed, scale, and market focus. National Stock Exchange (NSE) dominates in trading volume and derivatives, while Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) leads…
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Trump’s Davos U-Turn: Why Gold and Silver Prices Dropped After Greenland Deal
In the first 21 days of 2026, precious metals shifted from traditional inflation hedges to geopolitical barometers. Donald Trump’s aggressive Greenland policy sent gold and silver to record-shattering heights before…
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Why the US Is Interested in Greenland Again: Explained Clearly
The US is interested in Greenland again because it sits at a critical Arctic location, hosts key US military infrastructure, holds valuable rare earth minerals, and has become important as…
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Market Order vs Limit Order: Which One Should Beginners Use?
If you’ve ever tried to buy a stock and got confused between Market Order and Limit Order, you’re not alone. This choice looks small, but it often decides how much…
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