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Delta Air Lines raised its first-quarter revenue forecast in light of robust travel demand, offsetting a hit from spiking jet fuel costs due to the Middle East war.

Indian government bonds ended largely unchanged on Tuesday, as oil prices staying well above $100 per barrel kept the focus on macroeconomic risks and the market digested hefty debt supply.

India has strongly condemned Pakistan's airstrike on a hospital in Kabul. The Ministry of External Affairs called the attack barbaric and unconscionable, resulting in civilian casualties. India stated the strike targeted the Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital and cannot be justified. The government described it as an assault on Afghanistan's sovereignty and a threat to regional peace.

Since the fresh escalation in the Iran conflict on February 28, bitcoin has surged nearly 10% and crossed the $72,000 mark, according to an Investopedia report.

Bank started auction process for home loan default? Borrowers can challenge it within 45 days under SARFAESI

17th March 2026 Gold Price Update - Gold rate in India moved up by 0.5% over its previous close. Check the latest 18K, 22K and 24K gold price in major cities in India and Dubai.

ET Wealth Reader's Query: A relative had a joint demat account with his wife, though all the investments were made by him. He had no children and had made three of his nephews nominees and mentioned that in his registered will too. After his death, his wife replaced the nominees with her sister's son. Is this valid?

Amidst ongoing negotiations, there are indications that the government may choose to push back the implementation of CAFE 3.0 fuel efficiency regulations beyond the April 2027 deadline. With carmakers actively campaigning for more time, officials from the Prime Minister's Office are currently deliberating the implications.

At the press conference, Powell's comments on resurgent inflation, the tensions in the Middle East, and Iran's blockage at the Strait of Hormuz will attract significant attention.

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