Not worried about short term pressures; we expect to bounce back soon: Sameer Khetrapal, Jubilant FoodWorks

​I genuinely believe there is enough opportunity. I have driven programmes which are multi-year programmes, efficiency programmes. So, I do see that kind of opportunity having spent now more than six months in the company, I am very confident that these initiatives or a culture that I want to build of continuous process improvement, be it starting from discounts to food cost, logistics cost, manpower cost, store operations cost and G&A will carry us through irrespective of how the market pans out.

Gold set for biggest weekly drop in 3-1/2 months as US debt talks weigh

Gold prices on Friday were on course for their biggest weekly drop in 3-1/2 months as recent strong U.S. economic data and hopes for a resolution in the debt debate took some shine off bullion. The fundamentals include strong U.S. job growth numbers and hopes for a resolution in the debt debate, but these factors are likely to be overshadowed by the dollar’s strengthening against other currencies.

India is up for a good growth story: Jinesh Gopani

There are cycles in the market between so-called value and growth and quality. I think as you really see inflation coming off, the interest rate cycle coming to a pause, if not on the cutting side, I think that leads to a significant amount of momentum on the growth side of the macro economy and at the same time growth side of the market.

Bankrupt crypto lender Voyager Digital predicts 35% customer payout

Cryptocurrency lender Voyager Digital said Wednesday that customers will soon recover about 35% of their cryptocurrency deposits as the company winds down operations after a failed buyout attempt by crypto exchange Binance.US. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Michael Wiles approved Voyager’s liquidation plan at a court hearing in Manhattan, allowing the company to return about $1.33 billion in crypto assets to customers and end its efforts to reorganize under Chapter 11. Customers may be able to make withdrawals by

Asian shares tentative, US debt ceiling talks weigh on risk appetite

Asian shares were subdued due to investors remaining risk-averse and the mixed set of economic data. MSCI’s index of Asia-Pacific shares was down 0.20%, with Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 index also down 0.56%. Moreover, prices of crude oil fell as a surprise rise in U.S. crude inventories stoked demand concerns following weaker-than-expected economic data from the U.S. and China. The dollar, however, rose 0.01% to 102.61. Raphael Bostic, the Atlanta Fed president, said the Fed will stay ‘super strong’ in fighting inflation, while the Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee said it was too early to discuss interest rate cuts.