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In 2025, SEBI has rolled out a series of surveillance and regulatory measures, fundamentally altering how you interact with the market. These changes aren’t just tweaks; they’re a response to the explosive growth in retail participation, a surge in algorithmic trading, and the increasing complexity of financial products.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has endorsed a new standard in responsible finance with its rollout of an expansive framework for ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) debt securities on June 5, 2025.

Avenue Supermarts, the company behind Dmart, recently opened a new store in Agra. This move is part of its broader plan to grow in Uttar Pradesh — a region Dmart sees as a big opportunity.

Technically, our market opened with a gap down on the backdrop of weak global sentiment. However, after an early intraday correction in the morning, the market took support near the 20-day SMA (Simple Moving Average) and reversed sharply.

The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) is an organisation that represents the mutual fund industry in India. It was created in 1995 to establish good business practices and self-regulation for mutual funds. AMFI has helped the mutual fund industry grow and gain the trust of investors in India.

Federal Bank has been steadily gaining attention in the Indian banking space. With its share price currently around ₹208 and a potential target of ₹235, it’s drawing interest from those tracking quality banking businesses with consistent delivery.

The market's technical posture and derivatives landscape indicate a bullish undertone, backed by strong institutional participation and constructive price action above key moving averages.

Saving retirement money is a key aspiration for most individuals. Nevertheless, determining how much to withdraw yearly from retirement funds can be challenging. The 4% rule offers insight into how much can retirees safely withdraw from their retirement savings without running out of money.

Real estate isn’t just about homes anymore—it’s turning into India’s next big market story. From luxury towers to affordable flats, from policy boosts to tech-driven sales, the buzz is real. For investors hunting the next breakout theme, this isn’t just concrete—it’s conviction. And possibly a portfolio reshuffle.

Benchmark indices witnessed some profit booking at 24,900/81,850. The Nifty ended in the negative territory, while the Sensex closed with a loss of 140 points. Among the sectors, the Consumer Durables index was the top gainer, up by 0.90%, while the Nifty Media and Capital Markets indices both saw a decline of around 1% each.