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In November 2025, the Union Cabinet approved a ₹7,280 crore scheme  to manufacture something most Indians have never heard of - sintered rare earth permanent magnets. If you’re wondering how big this is: every EV motor, every wind turbine, every guided missile, and every MRI machine depends on these magnets. And right now, India imports 85-90% of them from a single country - China. For decades, this dependency was the cost of doing business. But with China repeatedly using ex

On 13th April 2026, LIC’s board approved something the company had never done in its four years as a publicly listed entity: a bonus share issue in the ratio of 1:1. For every one share you hold, you’ll receive one additional share. The stock responded well. LIC rallied about 7% over the two trading days that followed, touching ₹841 - a five-week high. The market cap crossed ₹5.10 lakh crore. For the shareholders who’ve been watching the stock sit below its issue price of ₹94

India is moving to nuclear energy and it is going to completely transform our economy. Read more to find out!

Let’s start with India. The HSBC India Composite PMI was revised to 57.0 in March 2026, down from 59.9 in February, marking the slowest expansion since November 2022. The services sector continues to do the heavy lifting, while manufacturing is losing some steam. What stands out is that new orders grew at the slowest pace since November 2023, hinting that domestic demand is easing. At the same time, export demand is picking up, which is a positive sign. The services sector, w

When tensions around the Strait of Hormuz disrupted energy flows, India plunged into a crisis, and it exposed a major vulnerability. Nearly 20% of global oil and a significant share of LPG and LNG pass through this passage every day - and India depends heavily on it. India imports nearly 60% of its LPG, and 90% of those imports move through Hormuz . With over 330 million households dependent on LPG cylinders, even a temporary disruption created shock waves in our supply. On M

Kerala’s economy is deeply tied to the Middle East. As the Middle East war continues, sectors like remittances, banking, tourism, and real estate face growing risk.

Starting with India, India’s manufacturing momentum slowed in March, with the HSBC Manufacturing PMI easing to 53.9 from 56.9 in February. This marks the weakest improvement in nearly four years. The slowdown seems to be coming from rising cost pressures, intense competition, and uncertainty linked to the Middle East conflict. Employment saw its fastest growth in seven months, and exports remained strong, showing the best expansion since September 2025. Interestingly, compani

Last week’s global economic data tells a clear story: growth is slowing, but it’s far from collapsing. Let’s start with Japan, where inflation eased to 1.3% in February 2026 from 1.5%. This is the lowest since March 2022 and, importantly, below the central bank’s 2% target. Core inflation also dropped to 1.6%, while prices declined 0.2% month-on-month for the third straight month. Falling energy costs and softer food inflation are helping here, signalling that price pressures

Money is flowing out, the rupee is weakening, and growth is slowing. Are these early signals that India is heading towards a slowdown?

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is trying to make possible. In a recent proposal, the regulator has introduced the idea of mutual fund investments through prepaid gift instruments (PPIs), essentially turning mutual funds into something you can gift like a voucher.

Explore where capital is flowing in Indian equity markets amid volatility. This article tracks sector-wise inflows into capital goods, energy, metals, consumer services, and chemicals, highlighting the companies attracting investor interest and the shift toward resilience and pricing power.

Diving into the "why" behing the underperfomance

HDFC Bank’s sharp fall on March 19 highlights how governance concerns, macro pressures, and valuation shifts impact banking stocks. A deep dive into fundamentals, P/BV compression, and RBI stance.

According to data reported by The Economic Times, nearly 64% of listed stocks with a market capitalisation above ₹1,000 crore have declined by more than 30%, and 78% of listed stocks fell nearly 20% from their peaks over the last 18 months.

The company has set a price band of ₹163 to ₹172 per equity share, with a lot size of 80 shares, translating to a minimum investment of ₹13,760 for retail investors.

Whenever global oil prices rise, India’s import bill increases sharply. This puts pressure on the country’s trade balance, currency, and inflation levels. Reducing this dependence has therefore become a key economic priority.

Geopolitical tensions normally push investors toward gold, yet the metal has barely moved. Instead, rising bond yields, a stronger dollar, and surging oil prices are reshaping global capital flows. What do these unusual market signals reveal about where investors are actually moving their money?

Balanced Advantage Funds dynamically adjust their exposure depending on market valuations, volatility, and macroeconomic conditions.

The ₹6,000 crore Raajmarg InvIT IPO is backed by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and will primarily monetize operational highway assets. Several strategic investors have already committed funds ahead of the public issue.

Global stock markets declined sharply after crude oil prices surged above $100 per barrel amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. Concerns over potential supply disruptions and rising energy costs triggered a broad sell-off across major indices.