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Ahead of their policy-setting meeting this month, Fed policymakers have been pretty clear about two things: They are not itching to raise interest rates, but few among them are ready to declare victory, either.

The Japanese currency rose nearly 0.8% at one point to touch a session-high of 146.66 per dollar in early Asia trade, boosted by weekend comments from Ueda that the central bank could end its negative interest rate policy when achievement of its 2% inflation target is in sight.

WTI is likely in the process of marking out a new higher range at above $83 and below resistance at $93.50 in the weeks ahead, with concerns around demand in China and Europe capping further upside, IG analyst Tony Sycamore said in a note.

The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss confidential deliberations, cautioned that some anticipated investor commitments had not been finalized and the trajectory of the orders could still change.SoftBank and Arm did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

India will engage in discussions with other countries before implementing regulations on crypto assets, according to a senior government official. While a blanket ban on such assets is unlikely, the release of a paper just ahead of the G20 meeting synthesising recommendations from the IMF and FSB has endorsed regulation instead. The paper acknowledges that widespread adoption of crypto assets could undermine monetary policy, fiscal risks, and global financial stability.

With the union budget imposing tax on the gains from gold mutual funds and ETFs in line with income slabs, financial planners believe SGBs are the most efficient way to allocate money to gold for the long-term investors.

​Chart patterns suggest the zone of 19,550-19,600 will act as a strong support for Nifty going forward. Till the index sustains above 19,550, we may witness the continuation of this strong momentum up to the level of 20,100- 20,150.

Before the latest outflow, FPIs were incessantly buying Indian equities in the last six months - from March to August - and brought in ₹1.74 lakh crore during the period.

Of this, nearly 10% will be through an issue of fresh shares, with the proceeds to be utilised for bringing down the debt of the company, while the balance 90% will be an offer for sale by its promoter and private equity investor TPG Asia. The promoter holding will drop by 3.65 percentage points to 62.7% after the IPO.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India had appointed MM Nissim & Co as an independent valuer to assess the fair value of Federal-Mogul shares.