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Yesterday’s big news was related to the stock market. Amid the Iran-Israel war in the Middle East, the US market witnessed a big fall on Tuesday (3 March). Dow Jones fell by 2.5% (1200 points) and reached the level of 47,750 points.
At the same time, due to profit booking in the futures market (MCX), there was a decline in the prices of gold and silver. On March 3, silver fell by about Rs 20 thousand (7%) in the futures market and gold fell by about Rs 7 thousand (4%).
Before tomorrow’s big news, these are today’s headlines…
- There may be a decline in the stock market today.
- There has been no change in the prices of petrol and diesel.
Now read tomorrow’s big news…
1. American market fell 1200 points amid Iran-Israel war: Dow Jones fell to the level of 47,788 points; Effect of rising crude oil prices
Amid the Iran-Israel war in the Middle East, the US market witnessed a big fall on Tuesday (3 March). Dow Jones is trading around the level of 47,750 points with a fall of 2.5% (1200 points).
At the same time, America’s tech-based index Nasdaq Composite has fallen by 1.95% or 485 points to the level of 22,300 and the S&P 500 index has fallen by 2.02% or 138 points to the level of 6,750.
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2. Silver became cheaper by ₹ 20 thousand, gold by ₹ 7 thousand: 1kg silver became ₹ 2.58 lakh, 10g gold became ₹ 1.59 lakh; Prices fell due to profit booking in futures market
Gold and silver prices have fallen due to profit booking in the futures market (MCX). On March 3, silver fell by about Rs 20 thousand (7%) in the futures market. The price of 1 kg silver has come down to Rs 2.58 lakh. On Monday it was at Rs 2.78 lakh.
At the same time, there is a decline of about Rs 7 thousand (4%) in gold also. 10 grams of gold has come to Rs 1.59 lakh. On Monday it was at Rs 1.66 lakh.
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3. Claim- India has only 25 days of oil left: Import route closed amid Israel-Iran war; Government is looking for new suppliers
Amidst the increasing tension in West Asia and the Iran-Israel war, it is being claimed that India now has only 25 days of crude oil and refined oil stock left.
News agency ANI has given this update regarding the energy security of the country according to government sources. However, the government will not increase the prices of petrol and diesel yet.
Actually, Iran has announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Also, Iran’s army has warned that if any ship passes through this route, it will be set on fire. This route located between Oman and Iran is considered most important for the world’s oil business.
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4. 4 times the pace of protein market in the country: 40% growth in tier-2 cities, protein supplement market worth Rs 7,461 crore, faster growth than FMCG.
Sales of protein products are increasing rapidly in India. Amazon India data shows that the protein and nutrition portfolio grew by 35%, while the general FMCG sector grew by just 9%. IMARC estimates that India’s protein supplement market was worth Rs 7,461 crore in 2024, which is likely to reach Rs 13,186 crore by 2033.
Sales of premium products (priced above Rs 4,500) of protein supplements are growing 3.5 times faster than normal. This growth is not limited to big cities only, where cities like Bengaluru are growing at a rate of 50-59%. Tier-2,3 cities like Kolhapur, Mangaluru, Dehradun and Ambala are also seeing a growth of 40%.
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5. Mercedes-Benz V-Class launched in India, priced at ₹ 1.4 crore: The luxury MPV will also get a theater-like sound system and 360° camera, petrol engine for the first time.
Mercedes-Benz India has launched the updated 2026 model of its luxury MPV (Multi Purpose Vehicle) V-Xcel in India. The company has launched it with safety features like a 15-speaker theater-like sound system and a 360-degree camera. Apart from this, petrol engine will also be available in the car for the first time.
The company had discontinued the V-Class in 2022. Now it has been launched with new features at a starting ex-showroom price of Rs 1.40 crore. Delivery of this new car will start by the end of March. It will compete with premium vans like Lexus LM and Toyota Vellfire in the market.
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