India

Foreign investors in India are increasingly moving their investments from IT stocks to financial services and capital goods due to concerns about AI's impact on the tech sector.

The Reserve Bank of India reports a decline in the credit card base of foreign banks as local private sector banks capture more market share.

Indian equities experienced significant losses as geopolitical tensions in West Asia heightened, leading to increased market fear.

The Indian rupee depreciated against the US dollar amid rising crude oil prices and increased investor risk aversion.

Indian markets are facing significant volatility driven by geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices, leading to a cautious investor sentiment.

Despite broader market declines, select smallcap stocks in India have shown resilience with gains of up to 25% in a week.

Women now account for 25% of investors in India's mutual fund market, reflecting a growing trend towards passive investment strategies.

The RBI has proposed new regulations to compensate bank customers for fraud losses up to ₹50,000, even in cases of customer negligence.

The RBI is collecting data from banks on foreign exchange deals to monitor potential risks to the Indian rupee amid currency fluctuations.

A report reveals that women hold only 5% of CEO positions in India's listed companies, highlighting ongoing gender disparity in corporate leadership.

Multiple Indian states are set to raise Rs 45,960 crore through an RBI auction of State Government Securities on March 10, 2026.

India's capital goods sector is experiencing strong growth driven by demand in energy and defense, with companies expanding capacity to meet needs.

Indian equities faced their steepest weekly loss in over a year, with the Sensex dropping over 3,300 points amid geopolitical tensions and a record low rupee.

Morgan Stanley downgraded India's rating to 'Equal Weight' due to geopolitical uncertainties and concerns over oil supply.

India's overseas fundraising efforts are being impacted by the ongoing conflict in West Asia, resulting in increased global yields and cautious lending practices.

Karnataka's Chief Minister has announced significant reforms to the state's excise system, leading to a rise in shares of liquor companies across India.

A growing number of Indian women are emerging as influential investors, showcasing a shift towards greater financial independence.

Following India's ban on real-money online gaming, there has been a surge in offshore betting apps, raising concerns about potential fraud for users.

TCS is in advanced talks to establish more AI data centres in India, anticipating a demand for up to 10 gigawatts of capacity by 2030.

Orkla India shares surged nearly 10% following a 'Buy' rating from Citi Research, anticipating steady growth.

Indian stock markets rebounded, ending a three-day losing streak, supported by positive geopolitical developments.

Shares of Indian defense shipbuilders soared, with Mazagon Dock rising 18% amid expectations of increased maritime defense spending.

The US has granted India a temporary allowance to purchase Russian oil, boosting Moscow amid the ongoing Iran war.

Indian equity markets experienced their largest drop since February, falling 1.5% due to rising oil prices.

Indian metal stocks surged up to 7% driven by rising aluminum prices amid supply concerns.

Coal India shares rose over 4% after Citi raised its target price, citing stronger global coal prices.

New banking regulations in India, effective April 1, will enhance liquidity coverage ratios for private lenders, particularly those with wholesale deposits.

The Indian equity market saw a significant drop, with the Sensex falling 1,700 points amid rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions.

The Reserve Bank of India has implemented stricter regulations for non-banking finance companies to improve lending transparency.

Rising oil prices due to Middle East tensions are negatively impacting India's stock market and economic stability.

A survey reveals that 56% of urban Indian women are now investing independently, highlighting a shift towards mutual funds and AI investment tools.

India and Canada are working to improve their bilateral relations and deepen trade ties amid growing distrust in the U.S.

India's economic stability faces challenges as rising crude oil prices and escalating tensions in the Middle East threaten its oil import dependence.