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White paper outlines more than 101 million Indians diagnosed with diabetes and 136 million with pre-diabetes.
Total diabetes treatment cost is projected to hit $12.8 billion by 2030, it said urging government action to curb hashtag#India's growing burden. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/eG_dSUDa
The army of retail investors is fighting the US stock market:
Mom-and-pop investors have bought US equities for 7 days STRAIGHT ending Wednesday. Individuals have sold stocks on net only in 7 trading sessions out of 52 in 2025. Is the army of retail investors going to win? Source: Global Markets Investor @GlobalMktObserv
US tariffs on April 2nd: Will it be not as bad as expected?
A “Trump put” ahead? Some articles caught a lot of bullish notice this weekend. S&P Futures are going UP this morning Source: Bloomberg, WSJ
BREAKING 🚨: Federal Reserve lost $77.6 Billion last year and has now lost a combined $192 Billion over the last 2 years
Source: WSJ
How Top Economies Stack Their Reserves...
Gold account for 75% of US reserves, the largest share among major economies. China holds the world's biggest reserves - but only 5.5% is gold... Source: Brad Moseley
$4.5 Trillion set to expire for today's options expiration. The majority of that are puts!
source: barchart
Swiss Watch Exports Dip Again in February
After a brief rebound in January, the downward trend for Swiss watch exports resumed last month. According to the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry, overall exports fell 8.2%, with 102,000 fewer watches shipped . The decline was broad-based across key markets and price segments: Mid-range watches (CHF 500–3,000): -15.4% High-end watches (> CHF 3,000): -7.3% Entry-level watches (< CHF 200): The only category to post a positive result. source : swissinfo
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