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The Reserve Bank of India begins its three-day Monetary Policy Committee meeting this week, with the policy decision scheduled for Friday. Market participants largely expect the central bank to maintain the policy repo rate at 5.25%, after reducing i

The three-day Monetary Policy Committee meeting of the Reserve Bank of India began on February 4, with the policy decision scheduled for February 6. The central bank has reduced the repo rate by 125 basis points over the past year. In the last review

The Indian stock market is likely to follow stock-specific actions on February 4, as the market is expected to see a busy earnings schedule, along with other corporate events. Many companies have declared their earnings on February 3, while others ha

After multiple rate cuts in 2025 and the Union Budget announcement, markets expect the central bank to keep the repo rate unchanged amid steady growth and contained inflation. Invest in Indian Markets and Unlock Future Potential With 5paisa!

With two-way trade already above $212 billion, the U.S. remains India’s largest single-country partner. However, India’s trade with the E.U bloc is bigger overall, while China remains a critical import partner, highlighting India’s diversified

India is expected to maintain its long-standing position of excluding sensitive agricultural goods and dairy products from the trade deal with the U.S., according to a government source cited by Moneycontrol, indicating that these sectors will remain

India has agreed to step up purchases of petroleum, defence goods and aircraft from the United States and open select segments of its agriculture market as part of a new trade agreement, according to Reuters, citing a government official. Inves

The United States has lowered the tariffs it charges on Indian goods to 18%, which has an effect on India's textile and clothing exports, which make up a large part of trade between the two countries. Invest in Indian Markets and Unlock Future

India has gained a tariff advantage in the United States after Washington reduced reciprocal tariffs on Indian imports to 18%, effective February 02, following a trade agreement between the two countries. The reduction lowers tariffs from the earlier

The Indian rupee appreciated more than 1% to 90.30 against the U.S. dollar on February 03 after India and the United States announced a bilateral trade deal that included tariff reductions and energy-related commitments, according to market data.

The move is expected to improve pricing competitiveness for exporters across textiles, seafood, auto components, chemicals, and jewellery. Lower duties could support margins and order visibility for companies with significant exposure to the U.S. mar

Textiles, chemicals, seafood, engineering goods, auto components and gems and jewellery are expected to benefit from improved pricing competitiveness and margins. Markets reacted positively, with Nifty futures and the rupee strengthening after the an