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News18
26-05-2025
- Sport
- News18
ISSF Junior World Cup: India Finish Top As Tejaswini Claims 25m Pistol Gold
Last Updated: India closed out the event with three gold, four silver and four bronze medals, to edge out China, who came in second. The Indian contingent finished atop the ISSF Junior World Cup standings with 11 medals a the event in Suhl, Germany as Tejaswini clinched gold in the 25m Pistol event on Monday. India closed out the event with three gold, four silver and four bronze medals, to edge out China, who came in second. Tejaswini shot 31 in the final to pip Alina Nestsiarovich and Hungary's Miriam Jako, who shot 29 and 23 respectively, to claim her first individual yellow-metal at the event. ALSO READ| Erik Ten Hag Named Head Coach Of Bundesliga Side Bayer Leverkusen Tejaswini, who started the day in 24th position on the grid after scoring 282 out of a possible 300 points on the first day of qualification, made significant progress in the second rapid-fire round on Monday by shooting an impressive 293. This gave her a total of 575 points and placed her fourth overall in the 50-strong field. advetisement Tejaswini was the only Indian to make it into the top eight. Riya Shirish Thatte, who had been the best-placed overnight, scored 92 in her final rapid-fire series, bringing her total to 569 and missing out by four points. Meanwhile, Miriam, a double junior European Champion, secured the eighth spot. As the final of 10 series of five rapid-fire shots began, Tejaswini started strongly with two successive scores of four and was joined by 16-year-old Chinese qualification topper Zhao Taotao. The close contest continued until the fifth series, when Tejaswini shot another four to Zhao's one, effectively ending Zhao's challenge. Tejaswini maintained remarkable calmness and consistency, successfully fending off challenges from Chinese Taipei's Cheng Yen-Ching, Miriam, and finally Alina. None could come close as Tejaswini clinched victory clinically. Among the other Indian competitors, Naamya Kapoor performed well, climbing to 18th place with a day score of 289, totaling 568. Divanshi, the reigning world champion in the event, finished 24th with a total score of 564, while Riya settled for 15th overall. India has now topped four of the last five ISSF Junior competitions, including the previous combined World Cup in Suhl in 2023 and the combined Junior World Championships in Lima, Peru last year. (With Inputs From PTI) Location : Germany First Published: May 26, 2025, 19:05 IST
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Watch These Tesla Price Levels as Stock Drops Following 4 Weeks of Gains
Tesla shares lost ground to start the week after posting gains in each of the previous four weeks, a period during which the stock rose 45%. The stock continued trending higher after breaking out above the neckline of a triple bottom pattern earlier this month, through the price has consolidated in recent trading sessions. Investors should monitor key support levels on Tesla's chart around $289 and $271, while also watching important resistance levels near $430 and $ (TSLA) shares fell on Monday, a sluggish start to the week for a stock that had posted gains in each of the previous four weeks. The downturn to start this week came as technology conglomerate Xiaomi announced that its new electric YU7 SUV will launch in China on Thursday, likely challenging Tesla's popular Model Y for market share in the competitive mid-size electric SUV category. During their four-week winning run, Tesla shares gained 45%. Sentiment has received a boost lately from the cooling of global trade tensions, including lower tariffs, and CEO Elon Musk's commitment to spend more time running the company, all of which have helped offset concerns about declining sales. The stock fell more than 2% to around $342 on Monday. Below, we take a closer look at Tesla's chart and use technical analysis to identify key price levels worth watching out for. Tesla shares continued trending higher after breaking out above the neckline of a triple bottom pattern earlier this month, through the price has consolidated in recent trading sessions as investors assess the stock's next move. Despite the minor retracement that has coincided with declining volume, the relative strength index remains just below the 70 threshold, confirming bullish price momentum. Let's identify several important support and resistance levels on Tesla's chart that investors will likely be monitoring. The first lower level to monitor sits around $289. The shares could encounter buying interest in this area near the triple bottom pattern's neckline, which may flip from a location of prior resistance into future support. Further selling in the stock opens the door for a decline to the $271 level. Investors may look for entry points in this region near the 50-day moving average and a horizontal line that connects a range of corresponding trading activity on the chart extending back to last July's prominent swing high. A resumption of the current uptrend could see Tesla shares initially climb to around $430. This area on the chart may provide overhead selling pressure near the mid-January countertrend peak and the stock's first minor pullback after setting its record high in mid-December. This location also aligns with a projected bars pattern target that takes the stock's trend higher in early May and overlays it from Monday's low. This analysis speculates that a basic Elliot Wave pattern comprising five distinct price swings may be playing out. Further upside could fuel a rally toward the $489 level. Investors who have purchased shares at lower prices may decide to lock in profits in this region near the stock's all-time high, especially if other technical indicators were confirming overbought conditions at the same time. The comments, opinions, and analyses expressed on Investopedia are for informational purposes only. Read our warranty and liability disclaimer for more info. As of the date this article was written, the author does not own any of the above securities. Read the original article on Investopedia
Business Recorder
17-05-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
Pakistan April exports down 17.66% to $2.178bn MoM
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan exports witnessed a decrease in April whereas country's import increased, says Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). The data of exports and imports released by PBS revealed exports from Pakistan during April 2025 amounted to Rs611,289 million (provisional) against Rs740,800 million in March 2025 and Rs653,957 million during April 2024 showing a decrease of 17.48 per cent over March, 2025 and of 6.52 per cent. The PBS data reveals that the exports in April, 2025 totalled $2,178 million (provisional) as compared to 2,645 million in March, 2025 showing a decrease of 17.66per cent over March 2025 and of 7.36per cent as compared to $ 2,351 million in April 2024. Jul-Apr exports up 6.25pc to $26.859bn YoY Exports during July–April 2024-25 totalled Rs7,495,497 million (provisional) against Rs7,171,883 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 4.51per cent. In terms of US dollars, the exports during July–April 2024 - 2025 totalled $26,896 million (provisional) against $25,278 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 6.40per cent. Main commodities of exports during April 2025 were knitwear (Rs93,448 million), readymade garments (Rs84,968 million), bed wear (Rs54,922 million), rice others (Rs45,070 million), cotton cloth (Rs35,474 million), towels (Rs23,748 million), made-up articles (excl towels and bedwear), (Rs15,302 million), fish and fish preparations, (Rs13,470 million), basmati rice (Rs12,840 million) and petroleum products (excl top Naphta) (Rs12,811 million). Imports into Pakistan during April, amounted to Rs1,575,176 million (provisional) as againstRs1,352,310 million in March 2025 and Rs1,347,817 million during April 2024 showing an increase of 16.48per cent over March 2025 and of 16.87per cent. In terms of US dollars, the imports in April 2025 totalled $ 5,611 million (provisional) as compared to $ 4,828 million in March 2025 showing an increase of 16.22per cent over March, 2025 and of 15.79per cent as compared to $ 4,846 million in April, 2024. Imports during July–April 2024 - 2025 totalled Rs13,463,700 million (provisional) as againstRs12,732,232 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 5.75per cent. In terms of US dollars, the imports during July – April, 2024 - 2025 totaled $48,292 million (provisional) as against $44,900 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 7.55per cent. Main commodities of imports during April 2025 were petroleum crude (Rs151,470 million),electrical machinery and apparatus (Rs150,199 million), petroleum products (Rs139,114 million), palm oil (Rs83,674 million), iron and steel (Rs70,923 million), natural gas liquefied (LNG) (Rs66,043 million), plastic materials (Rs64,101 million), raw cotton (Rs56,960 million), iron and steel scrap (Rs42,018 million) and motor cars (CKD/SKD) (Rs38,687 million). Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Business Recorder
17-05-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
April exports down 17.66pc to $2.178bn MoM
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan exports witnessed a decrease in April whereas country's import increased, says Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). The data of exports and imports released by PBS revealed exports from Pakistan during April 2025 amounted to Rs611,289 million (provisional) against Rs740,800 million in March 2025 and Rs653,957 million during April 2024 showing a decrease of 17.48 per cent over March, 2025 and of 6.52 per cent. The PBS data reveals that the exports in April, 2025 totalled $2,178 million (provisional) as compared to 2,645 million in March, 2025 showing a decrease of 17.66per cent over March 2025 and of 7.36per cent as compared to $ 2,351 million in April 2024. Jul-Apr exports up 6.25pc to $26.859bn YoY Exports during July–April 2024-25 totalled Rs7,495,497 million (provisional) against Rs7,171,883 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 4.51per cent. In terms of US dollars, the exports during July–April 2024 - 2025 totalled $26,896 million (provisional) against $25,278 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 6.40per cent. Main commodities of exports during April 2025 were knitwear (Rs93,448 million), readymade garments (Rs84,968 million), bed wear (Rs54,922 million), rice others (Rs45,070 million), cotton cloth (Rs35,474 million), towels (Rs23,748 million), made-up articles (excl towels and bedwear), (Rs15,302 million), fish and fish preparations, (Rs13,470 million), basmati rice (Rs12,840 million) and petroleum products (excl top Naphta) (Rs12,811 million). Imports into Pakistan during April, amounted to Rs1,575,176 million (provisional) as againstRs1,352,310 million in March 2025 and Rs1,347,817 million during April 2024 showing an increase of 16.48per cent over March 2025 and of 16.87per cent. In terms of US dollars, the imports in April 2025 totalled $ 5,611 million (provisional) as compared to $ 4,828 million in March 2025 showing an increase of 16.22per cent over March, 2025 and of 15.79per cent as compared to $ 4,846 million in April, 2024. Imports during July–April 2024 - 2025 totalled Rs13,463,700 million (provisional) as againstRs12,732,232 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 5.75per cent. In terms of US dollars, the imports during July – April, 2024 - 2025 totaled $48,292 million (provisional) as against $44,900 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 7.55per cent. Main commodities of imports during April 2025 were petroleum crude (Rs151,470 million),electrical machinery and apparatus (Rs150,199 million), petroleum products (Rs139,114 million), palm oil (Rs83,674 million), iron and steel (Rs70,923 million), natural gas liquefied (LNG) (Rs66,043 million), plastic materials (Rs64,101 million), raw cotton (Rs56,960 million), iron and steel scrap (Rs42,018 million) and motor cars (CKD/SKD) (Rs38,687 million). Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Business Recorder
17-05-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
April exports down 17.66pc to Rs2.178bn MoM
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan exports witnessed a decrease in April whereas country's import increased, says Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS). The data of exports and imports released by PBS revealed exports from Pakistan during April 2025 amounted to Rs611,289 million (provisional) against Rs740,800 million in March 2025 and Rs653,957 million during April 2024 showing a decrease of 17.48 per cent over March, 2025 and of 6.52 per cent. The PBS data reveals that the exports in April, 2025 totalled $2,178 million (provisional) as compared to 2,645 million in March, 2025 showing a decrease of 17.66per cent over March 2025 and of 7.36per cent as compared to $ 2,351 million in April 2024. Jul-Apr exports up 6.25pc to $26.859bn YoY Exports during July–April 2024-25 totalled Rs7,495,497 million (provisional) against Rs7,171,883 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 4.51per cent. In terms of US dollars, the exports during July–April 2024 - 2025 totalled $26,896 million (provisional) against $25,278 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 6.40per cent. Main commodities of exports during April 2025 were knitwear (Rs93,448 million), readymade garments (Rs84,968 million), bed wear (Rs54,922 million), rice others (Rs45,070 million), cotton cloth (Rs35,474 million), towels (Rs23,748 million), made-up articles (excl towels and bedwear), (Rs15,302 million), fish and fish preparations, (Rs13,470 million), basmati rice (Rs12,840 million) and petroleum products (excl top Naphta) (Rs12,811 million). Imports into Pakistan during April, amounted to Rs1,575,176 million (provisional) as againstRs1,352,310 million in March 2025 and Rs1,347,817 million during April 2024 showing an increase of 16.48per cent over March 2025 and of 16.87per cent. In terms of US dollars, the imports in April 2025 totalled $ 5,611 million (provisional) as compared to $ 4,828 million in March 2025 showing an increase of 16.22per cent over March, 2025 and of 15.79per cent as compared to $ 4,846 million in April, 2024. Imports during July–April 2024 - 2025 totalled Rs13,463,700 million (provisional) as againstRs12,732,232 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 5.75per cent. In terms of US dollars, the imports during July – April, 2024 - 2025 totaled $48,292 million (provisional) as against $44,900 million during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 7.55per cent. Main commodities of imports during April 2025 were petroleum crude (Rs151,470 million),electrical machinery and apparatus (Rs150,199 million), petroleum products (Rs139,114 million), palm oil (Rs83,674 million), iron and steel (Rs70,923 million), natural gas liquefied (LNG) (Rs66,043 million), plastic materials (Rs64,101 million), raw cotton (Rs56,960 million), iron and steel scrap (Rs42,018 million) and motor cars (CKD/SKD) (Rs38,687 million). Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
