Turns out those old carbureted classics had a few tricks modern cars still can't match.

The Indian rupee on Friday rose 18 paise to trade at 96.55 against the US dollar in the opening trade, against the previous close of 96.73 on Thursday.

Yesterday was bad for mortgage rates as global oil supplies were further choked off. New tariffs might not help today.

The markets extend losses on Friday as rising crude oil prices, escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia and weak global cues continue to weigh on investor sentiment.

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