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Best time to invest, innovate and make in India: PM Modi – The Times of India
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday made a pitch to boost investments in manufacturing in the country, saying, it is the “best time to invest, innovate and make in India”, which should be positioned as a “trusted partner” in the global supply chain. The statement comes when India faces tariffs headwinds from the US, while looking at striking trade agreements and global alliances for pushing the export economy.PM Modi said that led by technologies, such as 4G and 5G in telecom, digital and internet have emerged as the backbone of the country. “Cost of one GB wireless data in India is now lower than price of a cup of tea… (and) India ranks among leading nations in per-user data consumption, signifying that digital connectivity is no longer a privilege or luxury but an integral part of everyday life,” the PM said as he inaugurated 2025 edition of the India Mobile Congress (IMC).Speaking to a gathering of domestic and global business leaders, including Reliance Jio chairman Akash Ambani, Airtel chief Sunil Mittal, and a large number of startups and new-age deeptech companies, Modi said India is today leading with a mindset that is focussed on expanding industry and investment.“India Mobile Congress and India’s success in the telecom sector reflect the strength of the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision,” Modi said, recalling how the idea of ‘Make in India’ was once “mocked by skeptics who doubted India’s ability” to produce technologically-advanced products, citing delays of decades in adopting new technologies during earlier regimes. “The nation has responded decisively. The country, which once struggled with 2G now has 5G coverage in nearly every district. Electronics production has increased six-fold since 2014, mobile phone manufacturing has grown 28 times, while their exports have surged 127 times.”He said govt has been taking steps to make it easier for corporates to invest and expand. “The country’s democratic setup, govt’s welcoming approach, and ease of doing business policies have established India as an investor-friendly destination…”
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Gold price prediction: What’s the gold rate outlook for February 27, 2026 & should you buy on dips? – The Times of India
Gold price prediction today: Gold rates are showing a positive bias, says Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst – Commodity and Currency, LKP Securities. Here is his detailed analysis on the intraday trading outlook:Gold April futures on MCX are trading near ₹1,60,100 after witnessing a sharp rebound from intraday lows around ₹1,58,500. The recovery indicates short-covering and fresh buying interest emerging near lower levels. The short-term structure now suggests a continuation bounce, provided key support holds.
Gold Technical Setup:
EMA 8 & EMA 21:Price has reclaimed the short-term EMA cluster after a strong rebound. The 8 EMA is turning upward and attempting to cross above the 21 EMA, indicating improving intraday momentum. Sustaining above ₹1,60,000 strengthens the bullish setup.Price Structure:The chart reflects a V-shaped recovery from lower levels with higher lows forming on the 30-minute timeframe. This suggests that buyers are defending dips aggressively.RSI Indicator:RSI is near 57, comfortably above the neutral 50 level, signaling strengthening bullish momentum without entering overbought territory.MACD:MACD has turned positive with a bullish crossover and expanding green histogram bars, confirming recovery momentum.Volume & Open Interest:Rising price with stabilizing open interest suggests short-covering support, adding strength to the rebound.
Gold Intraday Trading View:
• Strategy: Buy on dips • Entry Level: ₹1,60,100 • Stop-Loss: Below ₹1,59,400 • Targets: ₹1,60,600 and ₹1,61,000 • Bias: Bullish above ₹1,60,000; weakness resumes only below ₹1,59,400.Gold’s intraday technical structure has shifted positive after reclaiming key resistance levels and forming a strong recovery pattern. Momentum indicators support further upside extension toward ₹1,60,600 and ₹1,61,000. Traders are advised to initiate long positions near ₹1,60,100, maintain a strict stop-loss below ₹1,59,400, and look for continuation gains during the session.Bias: Buy on Dips | Support: ₹1,60,100 | Target: ₹1,60,600 / ₹1,61,000(Disclaimer: Recommendations and views on the stock market, other asset classes or personal finance management tips given by experts are their own. These opinions do not represent the views of The Times of India)
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Gold price prediction: What’s the gold rate outlook for February 27, 2026 & should you buy on dips? – The Times of India
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