India's markets regulator will issue a consultation paper within a week after its flagship Closing Auction Session triggered sharp swings, broker pushback and a liquidity scramble in its first week.
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Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller's comments on easing price pressures fueled market optimism, with investors betting on a pause in rate hikes.
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The S&P/TSX Composite tumbled 2.28% to 34,413, wiping out a month of gains as tech, banks, and gold miners sold off amid escalating geopolitical risk and rising bond yields.
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