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The buses will depart from Howrah Station towards Ballygunge, covering parts of central and south Kolkata.

Home insurance penetration in India is very low. In fact, five years back, it was only 1%. However, in recent years with floods in major cities and hill towns, the awareness of home insurance products has gone up.Thus, if you have purchased home insurance or are considering one, it is important to know what it covers and what it doesn’t. While home insurance covers the majority of the risks, there are some which are excluded and some of these risks can be covered by having add-ons to your policy.

When booking a trip, we plan for destinations to visit, where to stay, what to do, what to eat, what to shop for and so on, but travel insurance, one of the most important parts of planning a trip, often comes as an afterthought. Now, with Indians travelling more than ever before, we look at five common mistakes to avoid when buying travel insurance.

CEO of Yes Bank, Prashant Kumar, has stated that if a bank wants to be customer-centric, it also needs to be employee-centric, and treat its customers and employees with dignity. The bank has undergone a rebranding exercise to convey its improved governance and transparency, having curbed a high ratio of bad loans. Kumar has emphasised the importance of bringing customer confidence back into the sector by following the recommendations of the Reserve Bank of India to improve customer service standards. Yes Bank has doubled its deposits in less than three years and is adding 130,000 new customers monthly on the CASA side.

Burry said inflation would hit consumer demand, and retailers would cut prices to shift inventory, eroding company earnings. Walmart saw exactly that.

Russia said it will cut supplies through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to 20% of capacity, further battering Europe's fragile economy.

The stock market is looking resilient, but the CIO of the bank's wealth management division expects the Federal Reserve to keep hiking rates.

According to the Energy Information Administration, 71% of US LNG exports went to the EU and UK as Russia chokes off supply.

Tech giants Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet will all release quarterly earnings reports later this week.

Roughly one-third of S&P 500 companies are reporting this week, while investors look ahead to watch if GDP data shows signs of a technical recession.

The "Dr. Doom" economist who predicted the 2008 financial crash said an upcoming recession would be severe.

"Short term overbought conditions are now widespread, suggesting the bounce will lose hold this week," Fairlead's Katie Stockton said.

Natural gas futures in Europe jumped as much as 10% on the news.

"What's our bottom line? We expect more volatility, so we focus on nimble, tactical positioning," BlackRock said.

"The risk/reward is skewed to upside in 2H, [and] if inflation cools, Fed doesn't have to kill every stock rally," Fundstrat's Tom Lee said.

"The difference now compared to previous recessionary environments is that the pullback in demand has been essentially triggered by a supply shortfall."

A rolling four-week average shows that shipments are now down by 480,000 barrels a day since mid-June, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Asia's biggest refiner got outbid for Russian ESPO crude at $20 below the Middle East benchmark price, meaning it will lift fewer cargoes this month.

In an SEC filing Monday, Tesla also disclosed a $170 million impairment charge on its crypto investments for the six-month period that ended June 30.

Raging inflation is forcing consumers to rack up credit-card debt, and the US economy has outgrown the national labor force, Burry said.

The "bad news is good news" environment also applies to corporate earnings, and could signal that a bottom in the stock market has been reached.

Second-quarter GDP data is due Thursday, and investors will watch whether a technical recession has arrived.