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Sunainaa writes on all things wealth and money for Business Standard. She has formerly worked with ToI, Splainer, HT Digital, Times Now, Firstpost and ET.
Sunainaa writes on all things wealth and money for Business Standard. She has formerly worked with ToI, Splainer, HT Digital, Times Now, Firstpost and ET.
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In a big relief to minority shareholders, now buyback of shares will again be taxed as capital gains tax and hence long term shares tendered in buyback will be taxed only at 12.5% as against the norma
The move gives individuals more time to correct errors or file returns that were missed earlier in the assessment year.
The move is aimed at easing compliance for resident buyers, who earlier had to apply for a TAN solely to deposit TDS when purchasing property from non-resident Indians (NRIs).
Silver has done the heavy lifting already. Gold now offers better risk-adjusted returns.
Tense geopolitics look set to be a major contributor to gold's fortunes again in 2026, supporting a continuation of elevated central bank demand, strong gold ETF inflows,robust bar and coin demand.
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Housing finance also expanded steadily, with outstanding individual housing loans more than tripling from about ₹10 lakh crore as at the end of March 2015 to over ₹37 lakh crore at end March 2025
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As foreign investors pulled back, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) stepped forward. Mutual funds and insurance companies remained consistent net buyers, cushioning the impact of FPI selling.
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People purchasing real estate at Vision 2030 construction projects, such as Riyadh's $60 billion Diriyah development, could be eligible.
On average, each ATM dispensed ₹1.21 crore per month in 2025, lower than ₹1.30 crore in the previous year, indicating a moderation in overall cash usage.
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