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Why did India’s trade deficit widen in October? | Explained
What are some of the factors that may lead to an expanding trade deficit? What are some of the headwinds being faced by India’s exports? How have the 50% tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump affected trade? Why did gold imports surge exponentially?1.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business -
U.S. manufacturing slows in November as high prices curb demand
Relief for manufacturers is unlikely to come soon as the University of Michigan’s Surveys of Consumers separately showed on November 21, 2025 a sharp drop in buying conditions for long-lasting manufactured goods3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business -
Government to table Bill to hike FDI in insurance sector to 100% in Winter session of Parliament
As part of a comprehensive legislative exercise, the Life Insurance Corporation Act 1956 and the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority Act 1999 will be amended, alongside the Insurance Act 19383.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business -
boAt scales up domestic manufacturing
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ANMI urges SEBI to focus on investor education, eligibility norms
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GameChange Solar to increase transformer making capacity in India sixfold
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Karnataka Bank bulk deal: Cupid CMD Aditya Kumar Halwasiya picks up Rs 71 cr stake in Quant MF-backed lender
Aditya Kumar Halwasia acquired 38 lakh shares in Karnataka Bank for Rs 71 crore, a deal executed at a premium. The smallcap lender, supported by Quant Mutual Fund, saw its stock jump nearly 8% amid significant volume spikes. Karnataka Bank's net profit improved quarter-on-quarter, while NPAs moderated.8 hours ago — Economic Times -
No detrimental long term impact of gig worker code, engaging with Govt: Eternal tells shareholders
Eternal, a food delivery and quick-commerce platform, has stated that the new social security code will not negatively impact its long-term business prospects. The company is actively seeking clarity from the government on the exact financial and operational implications. Eternal anticipates these changes and is committed to the well-being of its gig workers, already providing insurance and welfare benefits.9.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Labour experts welcome labour codes, but urge Govt to address likely teething issues
These four codes, rationalising 29 existing labour laws, are aimed at providing India’s working population with greater surety10 hours ago — The Hindu Business -
Yes, you should time the markets! Shankar Sharma explains when
Shankar Sharma, founder of GQuant FinXray, argues that timing the macro cycle is essential for investment success, stating that most returns are driven by market trends. He points to the 2014-2020 period as an example of poor returns due to a lack of macro tailwinds, with significant gains only occurring in the last 4-5 years.10 hours ago — Economic Times -
US Court Orders Byju's Founder To Pay Over $1 Billion After Default Ruling
A US bankruptcy court has ordered Byju's founder Byju Raveendran to pay over $1.07 billion, holding him personally liable for the movement and concealment of funds from Byju's Alpha, the company's US-based financing arm.11.5 hours ago — NDTV Business -
10 lakh shares to unlock Monday in this Sunil Singhania-backed stock. Smallcap down 24% from IPO price
Mangal Electrical Industries' shareholder lock-in is expected to end soon. This could see nearly ten lakh shares become available for trading. The company manufactures components for transformers. Its shares have seen a decline since its market debut. Anchor investors include Abakkus Diversified Alpha Fund and Societe Generale. The company reported a profit fall in its September quarter results.11.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Rs 23 lakh crore boom! PMS and AIFs power India’s alternate investment transformation
India's alternative investment sector is booming, with PMS and AIFs now managing over Rs 23.43 lakh crore. This remarkable growth, fueled by institutional investors and affluent individuals seeking alpha, has seen PMS assets surge sevenfold and AIF commitments skyrocket by nearly 50% annually. These investment avenues are becoming mainstream for wealth management.12 hours ago — Economic Times -
Corporate actions: HDFC AMC, Thyrocare Technologies shares to trade ex-bonus next week. Check details
HDFC Asset Management Company and Thyrocare Technologies will trade ex-bonus next week. Record dates are set for November 26 and November 28. HDFC AMC offers a 1:1 bonus share. Thyrocare Technologies provides a 2:1 bonus issue. These events will determine shareholder eligibility for bonus shares. Investors should note these upcoming dates.12 hours ago — Economic Times -
Gold prices gain 1% in a volatile week. What’s in it for investors starting Monday?
Gold prices have shown resilience this week, ending with a modest gain. The Indian Rupee's record low against the Dollar is creating new challenges for traders. Experts anticipate continued volatility in the coming week. Gold is expected to trade within a specific range. Strong US jobs data has reduced expectations for a December Federal Reserve rate cut, impacting global sentiment.13 hours ago — Economic Times -
Exports clock fall in 14 months: CRISIL
The decline in exports was broad-based across petroleum products, gems and jewellery and core sectors13 hours ago — The Hindu Business -
Space startup Agnikul Cosmos raises ₹150 crore in fresh funding round at $500 million valuation
"This fundraising allows us to work on such missions while also focusing on scaling launch frequency and building for the world, from India," says CEO and co-founder, AgniKul Cosmos14 hours ago — The Hindu Business -
Why Motilal Oswal AMC is doubling down on big banks as margins improve
Motilal Oswal Asset Management is strategically overweighting large private banks, anticipating improved net interest margins, reduced credit costs, and strong credit growth. Executive Director Akhil Chaturvedi highlights the sector's readiness to outperform after years of underperformance, driven by strengthening balance sheets and accelerating earnings momentum.14 hours ago — Economic Times -
Bitcoin hits seven-month low, tumbles below $82,000. What’s next for investors?
Bitcoin plunged to a seven-month low near $80,000, mirroring a broader market retreat from riskier assets due to stretched tech valuations and interest rate uncertainty. Analysts warn of steeper losses if the $82,000 support breaks, though some see signs of dip-buying. Ether also experienced significant declines.14 hours ago — Economic Times- Bitcoin on thin ice after sinking in flight from risk 14 hours ago — Economic Times
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DRA Homes readies for IPO as real estate pipeline builds; First Realty firm to rollout ESOP ahead of listing plans
DRA Homes is preparing for a public listing within three years, joining a trend of real estate firms tapping capital markets. The company has launched a ₹125 crore employee stock ownership program, granting 5% ownership to 325 employees. This move aims to strengthen governance and align stakeholders as DRA Homes targets expansion and a wider national presence.14 hours ago — Economic Times -
FII selling moderates to Rs 3,788 crore in Nov so far, 2025 outflows at Rs 1.43 lakh cr. These 3 trends to suggest reversal
Foreign investors continue to sell Indian shares. November saw outflows of Rs 3,788 crore. This follows significant selling throughout 2025. Experts note improved sentiment but tentative flows. Valuations and earnings clarity are key concerns. Investors await earnings growth to catch up before increasing exposure. Year-end portfolio rebalancing will offer clues.14.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
IndusInd Bank at 1x book; buy, but be patient; focus on value & structural triggers: Sudip Bandyopadhyay’s market playbook
Indian markets remain volatile, but opportunities are emerging across banking, autos, digital platforms, and consumption themes, says Sudip Bandyopadhyay of Inditrade Capital. He sees value in IndusInd Bank, Reliance, M&M, Mahindra Lifespaces and select PSU banks, while urging caution on Asian Paints, IT majors and richly valued new-age listings. Read his full market outlook and sector strategy.15 hours ago — Economic Times -
Rich Dad Poor Dad author Rober Kiyosaki’s latest wealth move involves selling Bitcoin. What’s your ‘Get Rich’ plan?
Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki sold $2.25 million in Bitcoin, bought at $6,000 per coin, for approximately $90,000. He's reinvesting this into two surgery centers and a billboard business, expecting significant monthly income. Kiyosaki views this as a strategic move to acquire income-generating assets with tax advantages, not an exit from Bitcoin.15 hours ago — Economic Times -
U.S. court orders Byju to pay over $1 billion on petition of BYJU's Alpha, GLAS Trust
The judgment directed Mr. Raveendran to provide a full and accurate accounting of the Alpha Funds and any proceeds thereof, such as the Camshaft LP Interest, including each and every subsequent transfer and any proceeds thereof15 hours ago — The Hindu Business -
U.S. FDA issues seven observations to Natco Pharma’s Chennai plant
The U.S. FDA had conducted an inspection at the API manufacturing plant in Manali, Chennai, from November 17-2115 hours ago — The Hindu Business -
Concurrent Losers: 14 midcap stocks decline for 5 consecutive sessions
During this period, 14 stocks from the BSE Midcap index fell in all five consecutive sessions.15 hours ago — Economic Times -
New IPO trap? 7 most retail-heavy subscribed issues of the last 3 months in red, sink up to 36%
Despite strong listing-day sentiment, many of these issues have since slipped sharply below their issue prices, raising concerns about whether retail euphoria is masking deeper risks.15 hours ago — Economic Times -
India rises to Global Top 10 in branded residences: Savills Report
India is now a major force in the global branded residences market. The country ranks among the top ten worldwide for branded residential projects. This growth is driven by rising wealth and demand for luxury. New trends like branded weekend homes and expansion beyond hotels are shaping the market. India's influence in global luxury living is set to grow significantly.15.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Rupee breaches 89, FPI sentiment hit: Ajay Bagga warns of volatile days ahead
Indian markets remain near record highs, but a sharp rupee fall and global volatility have raised red flags, says market expert Ajay Bagga. He warns that RBI’s absence during the currency slide could hurt FPI sentiment and delay rate cuts. A US–India trade deal remains the biggest potential trigger, while private-sector banks continue to look attractive15.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Wild ride on Wall Street as the crypto crash spooks risk complex
Markets showed signs of strain this week. Risky trades like crypto and AI stocks saw sharp declines. This sudden sell-off and quick recovery highlighted how fragile the current market cycle has become. Investors are now more cautious, seeking protection against potential downturns. Even strong earnings from companies like Nvidia could not prevent broader market jitters.16.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Fundamental stock picks: Radhakishan Damani-owned Dmart, Nestle among 8 stocks that offer up to 23% upside
The stocks offer up to 23% upside. Check the stocks and reasons to buy.16.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Ashish Dhawan's stock picks struggle: 5 stocks tumble up to 70% in CY25 — Do you own any?
These investments represent positions where his stake exceeds 1%. A closer look at these holdings shows that seven stocks delivered negative returns, five of them have declined between 20% and 70% so far in calendar year 2025.17 hours ago — Economic Times -
IPO Calendar: Primary market momentum takes a break with only SME issues scheduled next week
The Indian primary market is taking a brief pause. After a busy period of mainboard IPOs, the coming week will be quieter. No large company offerings are scheduled. However, three Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) issues will open for subscription. This keeps the market active.17 hours ago — Economic Times -
5 world market themes for the week ahead
Global markets face a busy week with key events including the G20 summit, the UK budget announcement, and Alibaba's earnings report. U.S. consumer spending will be under scrutiny with Black Friday sales, while Bitcoin's recent decline and a technical 'death cross' signal potential further losses.17 hours ago — Economic Times -
Black Friday puts focus on consumer spending for rocky markets
Investors are closely watching U.S. consumer spending this week, especially Black Friday sales, as the stock market faces a grim November. With limited recent data due to a government shutdown, early holiday shopping signals will be crucial for assessing the economy's health and potential Federal Reserve rate decisions.17 hours ago — Economic Times -
BOJ close to raising rates, board member Masu says -Nikkei
The Bank of Japan is signaling a near-term interest rate hike, with a board member suggesting a decision is imminent and won't wait for next year's wage talks. This follows recent comments from the Governor, indicating growing momentum for an increase to address persistent inflation and normalize borrowing costs. The central bank aims to manage economic conditions effectively.17.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Bubble Trouble: AI rally shows cracks as investors question risks
Recent stock market swings reveal potential cracks in the artificial intelligence rally. High valuations in AI stocks are causing concern about a speculative bubble. Investors are watching for signs of a pullback. Comparisons are being made to past market manias. Valuations remain elevated, with risks around spending and capacity. Some leaders dismiss bubble fears, while others acknowledge potential impacts.17.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Jitters over AI spending set to grow as US tech giants flood bond market
Big tech firms are borrowing heavily to fund AI data centers. This surge in debt issuance is raising concerns about the bond market's capacity. While companies remain lightly leveraged now, the need for capital is shifting from cash to public bonds. Projections show AI capital expenditure will significantly increase, requiring substantial financing.17.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Wall Street indexes jump as rate cut bets increase but suffer losses for week
Indian markets surged Friday as traders anticipated a Federal Reserve interest rate cut next month, boosting sentiment. Despite weekly losses amid tech valuation worries, Nvidia saw a jump on potential China sales. Fed officials offered mixed signals on rate policy, creating market anticipation for the December meeting's outcome.19 hours ago — Economic Times -
Banks fully implement SWIFT messaging norm
Indian banks have successfully adopted the new SWIFT ISO 20022 messaging standard. This achievement places them ahead of the global average. The Ministry of Finance and Reserve Bank of India drove this initiative. All Indian banks are now ready for cross-border payments under the new framework. This ensures smooth operations and avoids potential disruptions and penalties.19 hours ago — Economic Times -
Sebi plans overhaul of brokerage, MF rules in December board meeting
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is set to review its mutual fund and stock broker regulations next month. Key proposals include unbundling broking fees and updating stock broker rules, which were framed 30 years ago. Sebi aims to streamline compliance and enhance ease of doing business.19 hours ago — Economic Times -
Bharti Telecom plans Rs 9,000-crore bond sale to refinance debt
Bharti Telecom is set to raise between ₹8,500 and ₹9,000 crore through a bond sale. This move aims to refinance existing borrowings for the holding company of Bharti Airtel. The company plans to issue bonds with two and three-year maturities. This is a normal refinancing of maturing bonds. Institutional investors are expected to participate in the issue.19 hours ago — Economic Times -
Sebi looking to include REITs in indices to improve liquidity: Chief
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is considering including real estate investment trusts (REITs) in market indices to enhance liquidity and appeal. Sebi is also exploring ways to expand investment options for REITs and infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs), while working to boost investor awareness and participation in these nascent asset classes.19 hours ago — Economic Times -
Valuation jitters in AI stocks drag Indian indices; volatility index spikes
Indian stock markets saw a dip on Friday, following global trends. Concerns over technology stock valuations and potential US interest rate hikes impacted investor sentiment. Despite a cautious mood, analysts suggest the Nifty may soon reach new highs. Foreign investors were net sellers, while domestic investors bought shares. The market awaits clarity on the US-India trade deal.19.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
Big tech's AI-fuelled debt binge raises risks
Big Tech firms are borrowing heavily to fund AI infrastructure. This shift from using cash reserves worries investors. The trend signals a new, riskier phase for AI. Companies with weaker finances are now involved. Interconnected deals create systemic risk. Valuations for major tech firms are also declining due to this unease.19.5 hours ago — Economic Times -
The India–US LPG deal, Coin Laundry, and more...
India’s first-ever structured LPG import deal with the US, the Coin Laundry explained, and more in this week's wrapup.20 hours ago — Finshots
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