Bias for Sensex this week to remain positive as long as the index holds above 81,500 levels, suggests technical chart.
Embroiders a strong edge with affordability, scale, and a shift to organised retail
National Insurance ordered to pay interest and costs after consumer panel finds deficiency in service despite partial settlement of ₹73 lakh claim
AI-enabled machines have features like precision stitching and predictive maintenance for improving production
Engineers need to think about the problem first and not the solution, says Argenti
Since the February 2025 MPC, the RBI has started to support growth by cutting policy rate
The central bank's message (through SSMs) is clear: Mere box-ticking will not suffice
New DGCA norms call for MORE rest for pilots, revision of night duty RULEs, and directions to airlines to submit fatigue reports
We are talking about the GLP-1 opportunity and our strong franchise in insulins. There is a huge demand in the global diabetes-obesity segment, said Siddharth Mittal
Indian markets may open lower on Monday due to fears of crude oil disruption from the West Asia though domestic institutional investors may support valuations
75% of CEOs are "cautiously optimistic" about the future
Ram Singh said lower inflation print than the forecast will strengthen the case for a rate cut
This (West Asia conflict) is just one of the sources of uncertainty, albeit the 800 pound gorilla at the moment
China-Gulf spot rates climb 55% in a month as tensions mount
Conservative investors should prefer a valuation-based approach, while those with a higher risk appetite should go for a fund focused on momentum
But despite the US hit, the Iran-Israel war is still going on, and Iran has threatened to attack US military installations in the Gulf
India has enough crude reserves and is boosting imports from other sources even as the Strait of Hormuz faces risk of disruption due to the escalating Iran-Israel conflict
The rupee settled at 86.59 per dollar on Friday. Crude oil prices remain a significant idiosyncratic risk for the rupee, said market participants
PE/VC firms scale back as long-term needs clash with bankable returns
By doing this, we sign on to the interests of the regime. There is a small matter of the interests of the people