Years after grappling with bad-loan stress and consolidation, India's state-owned lenders are posting some of their strongest growth numbers in over a decade, with small businesses and retail borrowers leading the charge
Rajesh Agarwal's carefully chosen words carry weight well beyond diplomatic courtesy, arriving at a moment when India's trade policy credibility is being tested on multiple fronts simultaneously
Effective September 1, the chipmaker's decision to raise prices citing higher supplier costs is set to ripple through India's smartphone and electronics market, testing manufacturers' pricing power just as festive season demand approaches
The leadership change, effective August 3, arrives just a day before Swiggy itself reports earnings, adding fresh intrigue to how the market will read the company's quick-commerce strategy going forward
With Nifty's monthly derivatives expiry now falling on the last Tuesday and Sensex's on Thursday, this week brings back-to-back expiry-linked volatility that traders need to navigate carefully
With roughly seven in ten traders pricing in a rate hold, gold and silver prices are stuck in a holding pattern that reflects genuine uncertainty rather than conviction in either direction
A closer look at the analyst math behind Hindustan Unilever's post-results rally, and what it reveals about how professional investors read through accounting base effects
The non-bank lender's Q1 FY27 numbers land well ahead of Street expectations, prompting a 6.5 per cent single-session rally and fresh bullish calls from Motilal Oswal and other major brokerages
What began as back-office cost centres for multinational corporations has evolved into strategic hubs driving innovation, R&D, and high-value decision-making — and the growth curve shows no signs of flattening
After months of uncertainty and a proposed levy that started at 12.5 per cent, New Delhi secured a materially better outcome for a substantial share of its exports to America — but the story is far from fully resolved