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  • newOil slides 4% to below $100/bbl as Middle East uncertainty keeps markets on edge
    Oil prices experienced a significant drop of over 4% as Middle East tensions continued to influence markets, despite indications of a potential easing of the U.S.-Iran conflict. Investors locked in gains amid uncertainty, with analysts noting that even if the conflict ends, supply chain normalization and infrastructure damage will likely keep prices elevated.
    - 15 hours ago 1 Apr 26, 12:27pm -
  • newCochin Shipyard shares rally 15%, add Rs 4,700 crore to market value: What’s behind the surge?
    Cochin Shipyard shares surged approximately 15% after its inclusion in the NSE's F&O segment, boosting liquidity and trading volumes. This rally aligns with a broader bullish trend in shipyard stocks, fueled by strong performance from peers like GRSE and positive market sentiment. The stock's market capitalization saw a significant increase following the announcement.
    - 15 hours ago 1 Apr 26, 12:16pm -
  • newExplained: Why global brokerages are hitting panic button on India. FII exodus, oil shock ringing alarm?
    - 15 hours ago 1 Apr 26, 11:54am -
  • newRupee tops Asia’s worst performers list with 9.9% slide in FY26
    The Indian rupee ended FY26 as Asia's weakest currency against the US dollar. It depreciated by 9.88% due to significant foreign investor withdrawals and strong global dollar demand. The Reserve Bank of India intervened to stabilize the rupee. The Japanese yen also saw a decline. The Malaysian ringgit emerged as the top performer.
    - 21 hours ago 1 Apr 26, 6:24am -
  • newFII exodus hits record Rs 1.6 lakh crore in FY26 despite strong DII cushion
    Foreign investors pulled out over ₹1.6 lakh crore from Indian stocks in FY26. This was the highest ever withdrawal. Domestic funds stepped in with a record ₹8.5 lakh crore. This inflow provided strong support against the foreign investor exits. Indian markets faced challenges from global events and currency depreciation.
    - 21 hours ago 1 Apr 26, 6:19am -
  • newHome bulls just waiting for the bullets to stop flying
    Indian equity indices concluded FY26 with their worst fiscal performance since FY20, with the Nifty and Sensex registering losses. The outlook for FY27 is heavily dependent on the West Asia conflict's impact on crude oil prices and the rupee, with analysts suggesting a ceasefire could trigger a recovery.
    - 21 hours ago 1 Apr 26, 5:51am -
  • Japan to create special cell to push FDI into India
    Japan's Foreign Ministry is launching a new center to help Japanese companies invest in India. This initiative aims to overcome challenges like complex regulations and tax systems. The center will also foster cooperation in AI, startups, and critical minerals. This move supports a goal of 10 trillion yen in private sector investment by 2035.
    - 1 day ago 31 Mar 26, 10:57pm -
  • Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman assures fiscal vigil amid oil spike
    India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is boosting efforts to raise funds and control the fiscal deficit. The government is protecting citizens from rising crude oil prices. Lockdowns are not planned. She urged leaders to avoid spreading rumors. Excise duty on petrol and diesel has been cut to manage domestic inflation and volatility.
    - 5 days ago 28 Mar 26, 12:49am -
  • India, US review next steps in trade pact talks
    Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal met with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Chinese counterpart Wang Wentao on the sidelines of the WTO Ministerial Conference. Discussions focused on the proposed India-US bilateral trade agreement and bilateral trade matters with China, amidst India's growing trade deficit with the latter.
    - 5 days ago 28 Mar 26, 12:43am -
  • India may face credit stress if Gulf conflict drags on: Moody's
    A Moody's report warns that India and other Asia-Pacific economies face rising credit stress due to the ongoing Gulf conflict. Higher energy prices and supply disruptions, particularly for fuel, food, and industrial inputs, will impact import-dependent nations. Producers heavily reliant on Middle Eastern oil and naphtha are most exposed.
    - 5 days ago 28 Mar 26, 12:26am -
  • Boots on ground may not be needed: Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Iran war
    Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated the U.S. aims to dismantle Iran's missile, drone, naval, and air force capabilities without ground troops, expecting operations to conclude in weeks. He clarified recent troop deployments offer President Trump options for contingencies, not for direct engagement in the conflict.
    - 5 days ago 28 Mar 26, 12:15am -
  • What's happening with Iran-US 'talks'?
    Diplomatic efforts to end the war in Iran are accelerating. Proposals are being exchanged through Pakistan, though Iran denies direct talks with the US. Iran's demands include an end to aggression and financial compensation. The US seeks Iran's nuclear disarmament and missile program limits. Both sides need to claim victory for a deal. The conflict's outcome remains uncertain.
    - 6 days ago 26 Mar 26, 8:07pm -
  • India gathers data to counter US claims of excess capacity
    India is compiling detailed industry data following a US Section 301 probe into alleged excess capacity in sectors like petrochemicals and steel. The commerce ministry is gathering information on production, employment, and policy support to address US concerns about practices potentially burdening American commerce.
    - 7 days ago 26 Mar 26, 1:00am -
  • Inflation target held at 4% for next five years
    India has maintained its retail inflation target at 4 percent for the Reserve Bank of India. This decision ensures continuity and price stability amidst global economic uncertainties. The framework, set for another five years until March 2031, obligates the RBI to manage monetary policy for price control. This move influences government fiscal measures, aiming for overall economic stability.
    - 7 days ago 26 Mar 26, 12:52am -
  • As Asim Munir pitches peace, Iran stops Pakistan's cargo ship at Strait of Hormuz
    Pakistan Ship stopped by Iran in Strait of Hormuz: Iran has denied passage to a Karachi-bound vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, citing protocol violations and lack of clearance. This action, coupled with a potential $2 million transit fee, signals Iran's tighter control over the crucial oil route amid escalating regional tensions.
    - 7 days ago 25 Mar 26, 3:20pm -

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