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Yesterday’s big news was gold related. Gold again made a new all-time record. The price of gold rose by 489 to 73,302. You will now have to pay a fee to write, like, bookmark and reply to posts on the X social media platform.
Before tomorrow’s big news, today’s key events to keep an eye on…
- The stock market will remain closed today on Wednesday (April 17) due to the Ram Nami holiday.
- Tata Communications’ fourth quarter results will be announced today.
- Vivo will launch the T3X 5G smartphone in the Indian market.
- There was no change in the prices of gasoline and diesel.
Now for tomorrow’s big news…
1. All time gold record, price of 10 grams ₹ 73,302
Gold reached an all-time high on April 16. According to the website of the Indian Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), 10 grams of gold became dearer by 701 to 73,514 rupees during the trade on Tuesday. However, at the close of trade, the price of gold stood at Rs 73,302 up by Rs 489. Gold prices rose by 4,639 rupees in the 16 days since tensions between Israel and Iran began on April 1.
An increase in money was also seen today. The price of one kg of silver rose by Rs 180 to Rs 83,632. However, at the close of trade, silver fell by Rs 239 to Rs 83,213. Earlier on April 12, silver had touched a high of Rs 83,819. According to experts, it may that there will be another increase in their prices in the coming days.
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2. You will be charged for posting, liking and commenting on X: The company wants to reduce the risk of AI; It has been tested in New Zealand and the Philippines
You will now have to pay a fee to write, like, bookmark and reply to posts on the X social media platform. X owner Elon Musk said this in response to a user’s post on his handle. The company plans to impose this charge on new X users. As of today, X has not provided any information regarding how much it will charge for this and when it will be charged.
According to X-News, a platform that discusses X-related issues, the company tested and implemented this policy in New Zealand and the Philippines in October last year. Its annual charge is kept at $1.
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3. IMF raised India’s GDP growth estimate by 0.30%: 6.8% for fiscal year 2024-25, compared to 6.5% in January.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on April 16 raised its FY-25 GDP growth estimate for India. The IMF increased it by 0.30% to 6.8%. Earlier in January, the IMF had expected the country’s economy to grow at the rate of 6.5% in FY-25.IMF increased the growth rate estimate for India citing the domestic demand situation and increasing working age population.
In doing so, India remains the world’s fastest growing economy, ahead of China’s estimated growth rate of 4.6% over the same period. The IMF believes that India’s GDP growth rate will be 6.5% in FY 2026. The global financial agency estimates India’s retail inflation at 4.6% in FY-25 and 4.2% in FY-26.
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4. Rupee at an all-time low: 9 paise fell to 83.53 against the dollar, this will make buying foreign goods more expensive.
Rupee has reached an all-time high. On April 16, it witnessed a decline of 9 paise against the US dollar and hit an all-time low of Rs 83.53 per dollar. However, at the close of trade, the rupee fell 5 paise to Rs 83.49 against the US dollar.
Earlier on March 22, 2024, the rupee hit a record low of 83.45 against the dollar. According to experts, the US dollar is receiving support due to the growing tensions between Israel and Iran. Apart from that, the increase in crude oil prices also strengthens the dollar.
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5. TCS Best Place to Work in India: LinkedIn Releases Best Companies List 2024
Professional networking platform LinkedIn has released the list of companies with the 25 best places to work in India. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) remained at the top of the list this year as well. Last year too, TCS topped the list of best companies to work for in India.
However, in this list of the top 25 companies, Accenture is in second place, Cognizant in third place, Macquarie Group in fourth place and Morgan Stanley in fifth place. LinkedIn said this is our 8th annual list of the top 25 companies, which tells about workplaces with more than 5,000 employees worldwide to advance your career in India.
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6. Moto g64 5G smartphone launched at a starting price of ₹14,999: MediaTek Dimensity 7025 processor, 6000mAh battery and 50MP camera
Smartphone maker Motorola has launched its new budget smartphone ‘Moto g64 5G’ in the Indian market. The starting price of the smartphone is ₹14,999. The company provides MediaTek Dimension 7025 (Octacore) processor in this smartphone. The company claims that this is the fastest phone in the segment.
Apart from this, Motorola provides a 6.5-inch full HD+ display, 6000mAh battery and a 50-megapixel camera in this smartphone. The company launched it in two storage options and three color options.
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