After years of being ignored, mining is finding its way back into investor portfolios. Rising commodity prices, global consolidation, and India’s renewed focus on industrial metals are reshaping sentiment. Let’s explore why hard assets are back in favour, and what that shift means for traders and long-term investors.

Venezuela’s crisis once would have shaken Indian markets. This time, it didn’t. Here’s how energy diversification, policy reform, and strategic buffers have changed India’s oil risk equation.

India’s equity markets may still look bullish, but retail investors are quietly shifting gears. This evolving behaviour signals a maturing investor base, reshaping liquidity, volatility, and opportunity in India’s next market phase.

UPI rewired payments quietly. With 106+ billion transactions and nearly half of global real-time payments, it’s now the operating system of India’s fintech growth.

Despite headline FDI declines, India is seeing record investments from Amazon, Microsoft, and other tech giants. Incentives, cheaper infrastructure, tax relief, and a vast market are driving long-term bets on AI, cloud, and digital infrastructure, even as short-term flows wobble.

Silver’s surge past 59 dollars an ounce, with a 103% year-on-year rise, has pushed it into multibagger territory. With ETFs crossing 1.1 billion ounces, traders now view silver as both a hedge and a high-beta opportunity.

India’s banking sector is resetting through mergers, stronger books, stricter provisioning, and tougher digital controls—creating new opportunities and risks as the system scales into fewer, bigger banks.

Delhi’s annual smog crisis is reshaping consumer behaviour and stock patterns. This blog breaks down how pollution-driven habits influence specific sectors and what traders should track as the AQI dips again.

India’s sugar industry is moving beyond commodities into a full-fledged bioeconomy, creating new plays in fuel blending and green materials.

India’s solar story has gone from glow-up to glare. With capacity racing past demand and US tariffs slicing exports by half, the sector faces a make-or-break phase. For investors, this is the start of solar’s smarter, leaner, second act.