Foreign investors sold ₹3,694 crore on Friday, taking September outflows to ₹17,131 crore and 2026 selling past ₹2.41 lakh crore. With the Nifty down seven straight weeks and GIFT Nifty pointing lower, markets enter a four-day week on edge.
Founded in 2026, Neuromod Aqua builds modular, factory-made sewage and effluent treatment systems for developers, hotels and infrastructure projects. It is betting that standardisation can crack a wastewater market projected to reach $19.4 billion by 2034.
Indian startups raised $203.4 million across 21 deals in the week to 25 September, up 3.4 times from the prior week. Ultraviolette's $85 million and Ema's $77 million led, while five AI startups together raised $89.3 million.
The state-backed, zero-commission Bharat Taxi was meant to empower drivers. In Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar, passengers and drivers now allege groups forcing riders to delete Uber and Rapido, and threats and thefts, testing the cooperative model's legitimacy.
India cut import duty on sunflower oil by 11 percentage points ahead of the festive season, double the reduction for palm and soybean oil. With Russia supplying a growing share and earning $1.17 billion from India this year, the move adds to Delhi's balancing act with Moscow and Washington.
Axis Bank plans 12,000–12,500 campus hires in FY27, up from about 11,500, even as AI trims demand for transaction-processing roles. The bank is redeploying staff into relationship management, wealth and MSME banking through an AI-powered internal mobility platform.
Sebi has approved new settlement regulations that tie amounts to a formula, separate disgorgement of wrongful gains, create a fast-track route and issue settlement notices before show-cause notices. Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey says recovering siphoned money is 'non-negotiable'.
The Reserve Bank of India bought a net $18.65 billion in July, beating a record from June 2021, as FCNR(B) and swap inflows poured in. Its outstanding net short position in forwards rose to a record $136.77 billion, creating future dollar obligations.
An RBI bulletin study projects private corporate capital expenditure rising to ₹3.2 trillion in FY27 from ₹2.6 trillion, after the cost of projects sanctioned by lenders hit a record ₹4.4 trillion in FY26, led by infrastructure and power.
Non-resident Indian deposit inflows jumped 678% to $36.24 billion in April–July FY27, led by $34.53 billion into FCNR(B) accounts, as the RBI's concessional swap facility turned the diaspora into a key buffer for India's reserves.