RBI’s pause may continue, Dalal Street to tread cautiously
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RBI’s pause may continue, Dalal Street to tread cautiously

Business new tamfitronics MUMBAI: Wednesday’s 50 basis points rate cut decision by the US Federal Reserve may not prompt an immediate response from RBI in its Oct policy, though it could benefit India by easing pressure on the rupee and lowering borrowing costs for those with access to global markets.In the equity market, the rate cut at the upper end of the 25-50 basis points (100 bps=1 percentage point) is expected to force investors to be cautious, with the sharp cut being an indication that the US economy may be weakening faster than what is visible now.The 50 bps rate cut has been the first one in over four years.“The Fed’s move is expected and may slightly reduce bond yields, as it has been largely factored in. RBI will focus on controlling inflation...
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Biko’s legacy through the lens: Power of the Word documentary to premiere ahead of World News Day

Top Stories Tamfitronics A moving documentary on the legacy of Steve Biko and his inspirational fight for justice and equality will be showcased this week while marking SA's Heritage Day.Power of the Wordis being premiered in celebration of Sowetan's sister publication, The Daily Dispatch's 150 years of publication.The Arena Holdings commission documentary will premiere a day before World News Day, Friday, September 27 during an exclusive screening attended by the industry's top journalists.World News Day is a global initiative that highlights the role journalists play in providing trustworthy news and information that serves citizens, with this year's campaign themed as #choosetruth.Power of the Word is produced by the award-winning Ochre Moving Pictures, and helmed by the acclaimed Stan Joseph and Craig Freimond as producers. The compelling documentary delves into the life, death...
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Israel warns Lebanese as intense strikes target Hezbollah
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Israel warns Lebanese as intense strikes target Hezbollah

Israel’s military pounded Hezbollah targets in south and east Lebanon Monday and said more strikes were coming, warning Lebanese to stay out of harm’s way despite international calls for restraint. After nearly a year of tit-for-tat cross-border fire between Hezbollah and Israeli forces, the strikes since the weekend are the most intense since the outbreak of war between Israel and Palestinian Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip last October 7.Israel said more than 300 Hezbollah sites had been targeted on Monday in dozens of strikes. .Israel military spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari made a first-of-its-kind appeal to people in Lebanon, telling them to avoid potential targets linked to Hezbollah as strikes would “go on for the near future”. Hagari said Israel’s military “will engage in (more) extensive and precise strikes against terror targets which have been embedded...
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