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Johnson & Johnson, McDonald's, Toyota: Stocks That Defined the Week
Wall Street Journal - 18 Dec 2021 02:19
Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week's news.
Fed: Hawkish - Bonds: Dovish - Equities: Schizophrenic
Forbes - 18 Dec 2021 21:07
We expect economic growth to slow in 2022 with China leading the way, Europe struggling, and the U.S. not far behind. In the U.S., headline inflation will be falling, but "core" inflation, led by energy prices will be mo...
Why You Should Avoid ETFs In 2022, And Buy These 7%+ Dividends Instead
Forbes - 18 Dec 2021 17:42
It's no surprise that management companies would promote their bigger funds, but that doesn't mean they're the right answer for you.
What The Return Of Student Loan Payments Means For Your Student Loans
Forbes - 18 Dec 2021 15:30Investors Balk at Plan to Buy Coal Mines and Close Them
Wall Street Journal - 18 Dec 2021 14:13
Citigroup and its partners shelved an investment fund they said would put an end date on thermal-coal mines to lower carbon emissions.
Crypto and Its Many Fees: What to Know About the Hidden Costs
Wall Street Journal - 18 Dec 2021 13:00
Digital currency networks are run on a voluntary basis and fees are incentives for keeping them alive. Here are some FAQs.
My son in US sends me money to repay loan. Should I show it in my ITR?
livemint.com - 18 Dec 2021 11:25
Money received from overseas from your son towards repayment of education loan is not in the nature of income and this there is no reporting required in IT returns.
Gold price today: Yellow metal logs ₹414 weekly gain on MCX. Should you buy?
livemint.com - 18 Dec 2021 06:15
Gold price may go up to ₹49,500 per 10 gm in next fortnight to one month time from current gold rate of ₹48,603 per 10 gm on MCX, believe commodity market experts
Have ₹10 lakh in hand? Should you repay home loan or invest in mutual funds?
livemint.com - 18 Dec 2021 05:23
Portfolio management: If more than half your home loan tenure is over, you should choose mutual funds as majority of the home loan interest has been already paid, say tax and investment experts