The International Financial Services Centre Authority (IFSCA), the regulatory body overseeing GIFT City, has heightened its oversight of Fund Management Entities (FMEs), recently conducting surprise inspections to identify potential rule violations,

Tata Capital, the financial services arm of the Tata Group, is set to create a new investment opportunity for primary market investors as it takes a significant step toward a public listing. According to a Reuters report, the company's board has appr

The Indian rupee experienced a sharp decline on February 25, slipping 55 paise against the US dollar to once again breach the 87-mark. The depreciation came as a result of rising safe-haven flows into the US dollar following US President Donald Trump

Shares of Akzo Nobel India are expected to draw significant attention on February 25 following the company’s decision to sell its powder coatings business to its Netherlands-based parent company, Akzo Nobel N.V. The strategic move is part of a broa

The consumer staples sector witnessed a sequential improvement in demand trends during the December quarter. However, demand remained subdued compared to expectations, reflecting the ongoing challenges in the market. International brokerage Morgan St

Valuation Opportunity Amid Market Correction Defence stocks have witnessed a sharp decline from their record highs, with market prices more than halving. Analysts at JPMorgan believe that this correction has made these stocks more attractive from

Chinese technology stocks took a significant hit after President Donald Trump intensified restrictions on U.S. investments in China, signaling an escalating financial and technological separation between the world’s two largest economies. Market

Asian markets experienced a downturn following President Donald Trump’s decision to limit Chinese investments and proceed with tariffs on Canada and Mexico. This move led investors to pull back from riskier assets. Additionally, the decline in U.S.

India’s securities regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), has proposed tightening regulations for derivatives trading by reducing position limits for equity stock derivatives and imposing stricter norms for index derivatives.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has imposed fines totaling ₹50 lakh on three foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) for surpassing the permissible limits on short-term investments in debt securities. Invest in Indian Markets and

Gold rates in India have moved higher today, 25th February 2025, following a relatively stable weekend. According to the latest updates, the price of 22K gold has now reached ₹8,075 per gram, while 24K gold is trading at ₹8,809 per gram. The rise

Fund managers have informed SEBI, the market regulator, that they suspect manipulation in the derivatives segment, potentially involving a major player. These fund managers, who oversee substantial assets both in India and internationally, have not i