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India and Canada signed a critical minerals MoU and concluded a C$2.6 billion long-term uranium supply agreement during Canadian PM Mark Carney’s visit to New Delhi. The deals support India’s nuclear expansion plans.

The dollar strengthened and the euro weakened after US–Israel strikes on Iran pushed oil prices up nearly 9% and triggered safe-haven flows. With at least 150 tankers anchored near the Strait of Hormuz, concerns over energy supply disruptions have intensified.

Markets tumbled sharply on Monday. West Asia tensions pushed crude above $82, weakened the rupee past 91, and extended FII selling, erasing over ₹6 lakh crore in investor wealth.

India posts 7.8% Q3 growth under its revised GDP series, with FY26 projected at 7.6. Read more to see what the new data reveals.

Indian stock markets will be closed on 03 March, 26 March, and 31 March 2026. Traders should keep a track of NSE and BSE holidays to plan trades smoothly during volatile markets.

Defence shares jumped as Iran-Israel tensions rose. Tejas Networks and Paras Defence surged up to 13.5%. The Nifty India Defence Index has gained 5% this year on risk and export optimism.

Markets ended mixed on Thursday, with healthcare stocks leading gains. Midcaps saw buying interest, while smallcaps were muted. The coming session could remain steady with limited broad momentum.

India aims to cut thermal coal imports by 30% in 2026, targeting a reduction of 15 million tonnes. Learn how, by urging power producers to blend domestic coal, the government seeks to utilise Coal India’s record stockpiles.

SEBI has introduced a new category of mutual funds called life cycle funds to formalise goal-based investing through preset glide paths and target maturities. The move replaces the existing solution-oriented category and aims to simplify long-term asset allocation.

Noel Tata’s push for clarity on a Tata Sons IPO stalled N Chandrasekaran’s tenure vote, even though his current term runs till February 2027. Read ahead to know more.