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BENGALURU: Indian shares inched lower on Monday, weighed down by financials and auto stocks, while state-owned lenders pushed higher after a batch of strong quarterly results. The blue-chip NSE Nifty 50 index was down 0.35% at 17,455.65, as of 0359 GMT, while the S&P BSE Sensex slipped 0.35% to 58,441.57. India''s bond and forex markets were shut on Monday for a public holiday in the state of Maharashtra. Among stocks, non-bank lender Bajaj Finance slid 2% and was among the biggest drags on the indexes, while the Nifty Auto sub-index fell 1%. Indian shares end three-day rally Meanwhile, State Bank of India, India''s largest lender, rose 1.7% after reporting stronger-than-expected profit for the third quarter, while smaller peer Bank of Baroda jumped 4.9% after quarterly profit more than doubled. Steel major Tata Steel climbed 2.4% after beating estimates for quarterly profit.

Chinese-American freestyle skier Eileen Gu says the decision to compete for China at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics stems from a strong mother-daughter bond with her mom encouraging her to embrace her heritage and honor her ancestry. CNN''s Coy Wire has more.

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective face mask amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, looks at an electronic board displaying Japans Nikkei Index outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan, September 24, 2021. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) Asian share markets mostly eased on Monday after stunningly strong U.S. jobs

With the earnings season in full swing, as many as 1,625 companies will report their quarterly earnings this week.

Michigan mom, whose 3-year-old daughter was found dead in a trash bag, told investigators that Spongebob ordered her to kill the child or she would face death herself, a report said on Friday, February 4, 2022. Justine Johnson, 22, allegedly stabbed young Sutton Mosser multiple times on September 16, two days after the child’s third birthday before stuffing her body into a black trash bag after she was hallucinating due to weeks of heroin withdrawal and lack of sleep. She’s charged with felony murder and first-degree child abuse. Justine Johnson allegedly stabbed her daughter Sutton Mosser multiple times on September 16, 2021. Ryan Eberline, an investigator with Child Protective Services, testified during Friday’s preliminary hearing into the case. Eberline, who interviewed Johnson on October 1, said that on the day Sutton was killed, Johnson said she had left her mother’s Oscoda Township house where she was living and passed out in a graveyard, according to MLive. She said she then returned to her mother’s house and attempted to kill herself before she killed her daughter. “She told me that she didn’t remember the specifics of what happened at the time of what happened to Sutton, that she was experiencing hallucinations due to heroin withdrawal and not sleeping for approximately two weeks,” Eberline said. “She was getting hallucinations from the TV that had instructed her to take her daughter’s life or they would kill her. “It was SpongeBob who was saying these things on the TV,” Eberline continued. “If she didn’t do what she did to her daughter they would kill her.

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HENRICO, Va. (AP) A Virginia police officer has been indicted on a voluntary manslaughter charge in the shooting death of a man after a car crash in November, a county prosecutor said Friday. Henrico County Police Officer Timothy Grant Million III was released on an unsecured bond after his initial court appearance on Friday. []

Wild swings in stocks and a sharp run-up in government bond yields are putting the spotlight on next weeks U.S. inflation data, as investors brace for more volatility across assets.

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Stocks, Bonds, & The Dollar Dump After Lagarde''s Hawkish Comments ECB President Christine Lagarde has finally been forced to admit reality. Specifically, in this morning''s press conference she hawkishly noted that "risk to inflation outlook are tilted to the upside". Translation - it''s not transitory anymore. She added that the board has "unanimous concern" about inflation data. Finally, Lagarde noted that the ECB is "getting closer to target" in inflation That triggered a fresh leg lower in US (and European) stocks… Sent bond yields soaring globally with 30Y UST up 7bps... And BTPs up 13bps... And dumped the dollar as EUR strengthened... The end result is that EU money markets are now pricing in a 10bps rate-hike by the ECB in June, and a 20bps hike in September. Tyler Durden Thu, 02/03/2022 - 09:11

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A Washington state woman has been arrested in connection with a string of alleged arsons that may also include a deadly New Year''s Eve fire, officials said.

Not even a record consumer inflation reading will make today''s ECB meeting any more interesting than one might expect. Don''t get me wrong. The pressure is certainly on for Lagarde & co. to do something. But in trying to phase out PEPP purchases and introduce more bond buying after March, they are pu

Market sentiment stays sluggish as traders await key central bank verdicts amid reflation fears. While portraying the mood, US government bond yields