Sources say that India is very clear that it cannot afford to bend under pressure from the Americans

The CCI has instructed UltraTech, Dalmia Bharat Cements, and Shree Digvijay Cements, along with their executives, to submit financial documents following an investigation. This directive arises from a complaint by ONGC, which alleges ca ...more

India has proposed retaliatory duties against the US for imposing tariffs on auto parts imports, citing violations of WTO norms. The US safeguard measure, a 25% tariff increase, impacts nearly $2.9 billion in Indian exports. India reser ...more

SEBI has banned four Jane Street entities operating as foreign portfolio investors in India, accusing them of market manipulation. The regulator demands nearly Rs 4,850 crore in illegal gains be disgorged. Jane Street allegedly manipula ...more

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman urged decisive collective action from the Global South to address uncertainties stemming from fiscal constraints and geopolitical shifts. Speaking at the New Development Bank's annual meeting, she emp ...more

India's retail lending sector experienced a slowdown in FY25, according to CRIF High Mark's report. Home loan originations saw a significant drop in growth, rising by only 2.7%. Personal loans also declined, with a 2.9% decrease in orig ...more

Tata Power plans to challenge a $490 million Singapore arbitration award related to alleged confidentiality breaches with Kleros Capital Partners over a Russian coal project. Despite the financial implications and another $106 million c ...more

SEBI has banned US-based Jane Street from the Indian market for allegedly manipulating stocks and derivatives, ordering them to return nearly ₹4,850 crore in illegal gains. The firm is accused of strategies involving Bank Nifty stocks ...more

Attracted by a weak rupee, NRIs significantly increased their foreign currency deposits, with net inflows rising 11% to $7.1 billion in FY25. This surge follows previous outflows during the pandemic. Relaxed interest rate caps by the RB ...more

National interest should always be supreme. Keeping that in mind, if a deal is made then India is always ready to deal with developed countries, says

National interest should always be supreme. Keeping that in mind, if a deal is made then India is always ready to deal with developed countries, says