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Yesterday’s big news was related to repo rate. There has been no change in the repo rate in the first meeting of the new financial year. It has been maintained at 5.25%. Due to this, loans will not become expensive and EMI will not increase. At the same time, after the announcement of 2 weeks ceasefire in America-Iran war, crude oil has become cheaper by 15%. On Wednesday, the price fell by about $15 to $94.27 per barrel.
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. No change in repo rate, loans will not be expensive: RBI kept the interest rate at 5.25%; 1.25% cut four times in 2025
There has been no change in the repo rate in the first meeting of the new financial year. It has been maintained at 5.25%. Due to this, loans will not become expensive and EMI will not increase. RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra informed about the decisions of the Monetary Policy Committee on April 8.
Earlier in February also there was no change in the repo rate. RBI last reduced the interest rate by 0.25% to 5.25% in December 2025. The rate at which RBI gives loans to banks is called repo rate. When RBI reduces the repo rate, banks pass this benefit on to the customers.
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2. Crude oil below $100 after US-Iran ceasefire: 15 percent cheaper, biggest single day fall in 6 years
After the announcement of 2 weeks ceasefire in America-Iran war, crude oil has become cheaper by 15%. On Wednesday, the price fell by about $15 to $94.27 per barrel.
According to reports, this is the biggest single-day decline in nearly 6 years. A day ago, the price of crude oil was $ 109.27 per barrel. Before the war started on February 28, crude oil was $ 73 per barrel.
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3. The biggest rise in history in Pakistani stock market: After the US-Iran ceasefire, the market rose by 14000 points, increased by 9% to reach 1,65,836.
After the announcement of 2-week ceasefire between America and Iran, Pakistan’s stock market rose by a record of 14,000 points. On Wednesday, April 8, the Karachi Stock Exchange’s benchmark index Karachi 100 (KSE) closed at 165,836.05, up 14,162.58 points or 9.34%.
This is considered to be the biggest one-day gain in the history of the KSE-100 index. Never before had such a huge rise been seen in the Karachi Stock Exchange. Following this surge, trading was temporarily halted as per the rules.
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4. Sensex rises 2946 points to close at 77,563: Nifty rises 874 points; There was more buying in auto, realty and banking shares
There was a rise in the stock market on Wednesday, April 8 after the announcement of 2-week ceasefire between America and Iran. Sensex closed at 77,563, up 2946 points (3.95%). Nifty is also up by 874 points (3.78%), it closed at 23,997.
There was more buying in auto, realty and banking stocks. Nifty’s Auto, Banking, Consumer Durables and Realty indices closed up 5%.
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5. Silver today increased by ₹ 13 thousand to reach ₹ 2.44 lakh: Gold became costlier by ₹ 3 thousand, this year the price increased by ₹ 18 thousand
After the two-week ceasefire between America and Iran, gold and silver rose today i.e. on April 8. According to India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), 10 grams of 24 carat gold increased by Rs 3 thousand to reach Rs 1.51 lakh.
Earlier on April 7, its price was Rs 1.48 lakh per 10 grams. At the same time, one kg silver has increased by Rs 13 thousand to Rs 2.44 lakh. Earlier it was Rs 2.31 lakh per kg.
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