In a market filled with uncertainty, one company is standing apart. A recent analyst view from Morgan Stanley has described Apple Inc. as an outlier, highlighting its strong performance despite broader economic pressure.
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Taiwan stocks closed higher on February 23, 2026, as strong buying lifted the Taiwan Weighted Index by 1.61%. The rally reflected renewed investor confidence, supported by gains in industrial, glass, and technology-linked shares. Positive global cues and steady foreign inflows also helped push the benchmark toward fresh highs. Market sentiment improved as expectations around AI-driven…
We are tracking a strong and steady performance in the Indian bullion market as gold prices remain elevated on 26 January 2026. The domestic market is responding to firm global cues, controlled supply, and cautious investor sentiment. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, gold futures are trading at ₹1,55,963 per 10 grams, reflecting sustained demand from…
The era of the fully autonomous ride‑share has taken a big step forward. Waymo, the self‑driving vehicle unit of Alphabet Inc., has announced that its driverless taxi service will now operate on freeways in major U.S. cities. This is a significant milestone for autonomous transportation, for AI stocks, and for the future of the stock…
On 24 December 2025, the UK’s main share index, the FTSE 100, climbed by 23 points, closing near 9,889 at the end of trading. This small gain lifted optimism in London’s markets just before the Christmas break. The FTSE 250, made up of mid-sized UK companies, also rose but by only a small margin. Continue…
In a challenging macroeconomic environment, Wipro Workforce numbers have shown a surprising uptick in Q2, driven largely by a renewed hiring push targeting fresh graduates. As the IT sector growth slows, Wipro’s strategic adjustments in talent acquisition and workforce planning stand out in a crowded field. Continue Reading on Meyka This article is available in…
Japan’s Nikkei 225 slipped 0.2% on Thursday, pulling back from a recent two-week high. The drop came as investors moved out of electronics and real estate stocks. These two sectors saw sharp declines, weighing heavily on the index. The session ended with the Nikkei down by 77.12 points, closing at 41,190.68. Continue Reading on Meyka…