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India’s stock markets are headed into a Tuesday session filled with uncertainty, as multiple economic and global cues converge. From rate cut expectation shifts to U.S. draft tariffs looming over
Indian exporters are working overtime to rush consignments of diamonds, textiles, and seafood to the United States before steep tariffs take effect. With Washington set to impose a 50 percent
Apollo Hospitals grabbed market attention today as its promoter sold nearly 1.3% of holdings—valued at around ₹1,489 crore—through a block deal. Executive shares changed hands at about ₹7,850 apiece, triggering
India’s stock indices continued their upward streak on August 21, marking a sixth straight session of gains. The BSE Sensex climbed around 0.3%, while the Nifty 50 added roughly 0.25%,
India’s finance ministry has set an ambitious economic growth target of around 8% annually over the next decade—a vital benchmark for the country to achieve its goal of becoming a
Akasa Air, one of India’s youngest airlines, has completed a round of strategic investment transactions, bringing new partners such as Premji Invest and 360 One Asset into its fold. The
JSW Steel has joined forces with South Korea’s POSCO to establish a new steel plant in India with a production capacity of six million tonnes per annum (MTPA). This collaboration
The Indian rupee strengthened by 16 paise to close at ₹87.47 against the US dollar, buoyed by a slide in crude oil prices, cooling US inflation, and renewed optimism around
Apollo Hospitals—India’s leading private health care provider—has announced plans to significantly escalate its investment in artificial intelligence over the next two to three years. The announcement comes hot on the
Avendus Future Leaders Fund III and SBI Life have jointly invested ₹300 crore in Hyderabad-based Aragen Life Sciences, securing more than a 2.5% stake. This secondary acquisition signals strong institutional
