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Tesco (LSE:TSCO) shares have been on a bit of a rampage in 2025. While the retail stock did take a bit of a tumble following the threat of a new pricing war, shares have since bounced back. And subsequently, across the last 12 months, shareholders have enjoyed a 27% return before counting the extra gains from dividends. But even with all this impressive growth under its belt, could the supermarket giant have more hidden up its sleeve? And if so, how much money could an investor make if they were to buy 500 shares right now? Latest share price forecasts…

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Forget the urbanist mantra “electric cars alone won’t save us.” The Trump administration is now seeking to make internal combustion cars more polluting and deadly than ever before — starting by denying that greenhouse gases are dangerous to human life at all. And it will take a massive, city-by-city effort from the livable streets movement to offset the damage. On Tuesday, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced that his agency would seek to rescind the federal rule that directs regulators to treat greenhouse gases as a threat to public health, undoing the fundamental justification for swaths of environmental laws aimed at…

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Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India – Business Wire IndiaCompliance Kart Pvt. Ltd. proudly announces the launch of ENVR, a blockchain-powered voluntary marketplace transforming carbon credit and International Renewable Energy Certificate (I-REC) trading. Accessible at envr.earth, ENVR connects verified buyers and sellers, fostering transparent, secure transactions to combat climate change and promote sustainability.ENVR leverages blockchain technology to ensure traceable, efficient, and trustworthy transactions, empowering businesses and project developers to drive meaningful environmental change. Strategic partnerships with global registries enable seamless integration and robust management of credits, ensuring compliance and authenticity. The platform supports a wide range of sustainability initiatives, from renewable energy…

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Image source: Getty Images It’s been a shaky first half of the year for the FTSE 250, Britain’s mid-cap index. While the FTSE 100 has powered ahead with a 10% gain in 2025, the FTSE 250 has managed just 5.5%. And it’s still languishing nearly 10% below its 2022 peak of over 24,000 points. But that might be exactly why it’s worth a look. Historically, the FTSE 250 has outperformed the blue-chip index over the long term. And when sentiment shifts, some of its more bruised constituents can bounce back fast. So let’s look at two mid-cap stocks that have…

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BusinessWire IndiaNoida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], August 5: Compliance Kart Pvt. Ltd. proudly announces the launch of ENVR, a blockchain-powered voluntary marketplace transforming carbon credit and International Renewable Energy Certificate (I-REC) trading. Accessible at envr.earth, ENVR connects verified buyers and sellers, fostering transparent, secure transactions to combat climate change and promote sustainability.ENVR leverages blockchain technology to ensure traceable, efficient, and trustworthy transactions, empowering businesses and project developers to drive meaningful environmental change. Strategic partnerships with global registries enable seamless integration and robust management of credits, ensuring compliance and authenticity. The platform supports a wide range of sustainability initiatives, from renewable energy…

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Financial ExpressIndia ramps up rare earth strategy; eyes Australia, Argentina, Brazil and Chile for supplies: ReportAmid rising global concerns over China’s dominance in rare earth magnets, India is ramping up efforts to diversify supply chains by exploring partnerships….1 month ago Source link

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By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) -Some Bank of Japan policymakers saw scope to resume interest rate increases once trade friction caused by U.S. tariffs eased, minutes of the bank’s June meeting showed, a sign Tokyo’s recent trade deal with Washington cleared a key hurdle for more hikes. At the June meeting, many members said the central bank must keep interest rates steady due to downside risks to the economy from U.S. tariffs, the minutes showed on Tuesday. But they also saw inflation overshooting expectations, with some warning that recent rises in food costs could affect public perceptions on future inflation,…

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Egypt’s Minister of Industry and Transport Kamel Al-Wazir has held an extensive meeting with leading steel producers and representatives from automotive and bus manufacturing and assembly companies, as part of the state’s strategy to promote local manufacturing and deepen production chains. The Monday discussions focused on exploring practical mechanisms to localize automotive sheet metal production in Egypt. Al-Wazir underlined the government’s firm commitment to supporting the iron and steel sector, given its critical role in sustaining key industries—particularly the automotive industry. He stressed that localizing automotive sheet metal production is currently a top priority, as it would significantly reduce import…

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WIONChina tightens grip on critical minerals, disrupting Western defence supply chainsChina not only mines a majority of the world’s rare earths, but it also controls as much as 90 per cent of global refining capacity, turning it into a….17 hours ago Source link

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(Bloomberg) — Currencies and stocks in developing economies advanced Monday as sentiment for risk assets rebounded on speculation that the Federal Reserve will resume cutting interest rates. Most Read from Bloomberg MSCI’s index for developing currencies rose 0.4%, notching the biggest daily gain in over a month, while a similar measure for stocks strengthened 0.9%. Investors are betting that the Fed may lower interest rates as soon as next month, with an upcoming change in its board and the firing of the US government’s chief labor statistician adding to downside risks for the dollar. “The bearish USD thesis remains intact…

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