SENSEX 79,541.79

-836.34

NIFTY 24,194.60

-289.45

CRUDEOIL 6,022.00

-53.00

GOLD 76,600.00

-55.00

SILVER 90,783.00

-37.00

SENSEX 79,541.79

-836.34

NIFTY 24,194.60

-289.45

NIFTY 24,194.60

-289.45

CRUDEOIL 6,022.00

-53.00

CRUDEOIL 6,022.00

-53.00

GOLD 76,600.00

-55.00

Economy

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Higher GST rates, land acquisition key barriers for solar PV deployment in India: ISA

Trump’s second term unlikely to upset the Indo-US pharma apple-cart, say industry voices

Services tracks manufacturing, PMI rises to 58.5 in October

Market slump in October trims NPS equity gains, dampens annual returns

Indirect tax related quasi-judicial adjudication, appeal cases to mandatorily heard in virtual mode

India’s battery storage boom: 12-fold growth expected by FY32 with 60 GW capacity

A report by Elara Capital suggests that Donald Trump’s second term as US President could have favourable outcomes for US equities while providing a mixed but generally positive outlook for India’s economy.

Trump’s economic policies to fuel growth in India’s IT, pharma, EMS, defence sectors

The Elara Capital report highlights potential trade challenges arising from Trump’s ‘Make in America’ agenda, yet emphasises opportunities in manufact

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India-UK FTA talks enter slow lane as both countries step cautiously

India Inc hopes for new opportunities in the US amid concerns of a tariff war

India could face trade skirmishes under Trump 2.0 offset by China+1 strategy

Today's Poll

FILE PHOTO: Donald Trump, the US president-elect, attends a campaign rally at Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan, U.S., November 1, 2024.

Will Trump’s victory augur well for India?

CCI sharpens penalty recovery rules, seeks public input on new amendments

Smartphones lead festive sales surge driven by premiumisation

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