Earlier on Friday, SEBI barred Jane Street from trading in Indian markets and seized $567 million of its assets.

The central bank absorbed liquidity amounting to ₹1,00,010 crore at the VRRR auction at a weighted average rate of 5.44 per cent

 CLFMA aims to counter misconceptions, engage nutritionists and influencers, and boost domestic demand, especially for shrimp.

Air India Express faced DGCA scrutiny for allegedly falsifying compliance documents related to Airbus A320 engine maintenance, following a European Union Aviation Safety Agency directive. The airline reportedly missed deadlines for repl ...more

Microsoft exited Pakistan after 25 years, citing political instability, economic uncertainty, and tough business conditions. Despite strong local talent and market demand, frequent government changes, a weak currency, and import restrictions made operations unsustainable. Microsoft will now serve Pakistan through partners, highlighting the urgent ...more

Targets diaspora-rich markets such as Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and Malaysia

SEBI's action against Jane Street for alleged market manipulation in options trading has sparked concerns about its impact on India's markets. Zerodha's Nithin Kamath warns that while the crackdown is justified, the potential pullback b ...more

‘Markets are unpredictable also because of the U.S.-China stress and the U.S. tariff policy situation. All companies are affected and are under negotiation to protect their markets and supply chains’

The industry is expected to grow 8–10 per cent in FY26, reaching ₹5.3 lakh crore

Slower growth on account of lower micro loan disbursal; strategic move to prevent margins

India's Competition Commission (CCI) is scrutinizing UltraTech Cement, Dalmia Bharat, and Shree Digvijay Cement for potential competition violations in ONGC tenders. Following a DG report, the CCI has directed the companies to submit de ...more