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India can become a key APAC data hub if it leverages its large market, growing digital economy, and abundant renewable energy, according to Deloitte.

The EU may pause approval of its trade deal with the US amid uncertainty caused by recent tariff actions, with lawmakers seeking clarity before moving forward with ratification.

Clean Max shares fell nearly 25% after listing at a discount to their IPO price. Muted retail participation and a 94% overall subscription weighed on investor sentiment in early trade.

Gold and silver prices are expected to rise further next week. Analysts point to global trade tensions, Middle East geopolitical risks, and safe-haven demand supporting bullion. Persistent market uncertainties are likely to keep investor interest in metals elevated.

Shree Ram Twistex shares listed at ₹68 on NSE and ₹70 on BSE, marking a sharp discount to the issue price. The ₹110 crore IPO was subscribed 43.66 times during 23-25 February. Strong bidding was led by non-institutional and retail investors.

After the SEBI’s approval, the NSE is all set to launch 10-gram Gold Futures from 16 March 2026. Investors will be able to trade in these contracts from Monday to Friday, between 9 AM and 11:30 PM.

India’s proposed tax changes to its France treaty could reshape the P-note route for foreign investors. Read more to understand what this means for market flows and your investments.

India-EU FTA could lower wine duties from 150% to 20-30%, potentially bringing a 30% price drop in European wines and increasing competition for Sula’s premium portfolio.

The US Supreme Court’s 6–3 ruling curbed emergency tariff powers; Trump invoked the Trade Act of 1974 to impose a 15% global levy, triggering refund claims, WTO dispute options, and short-term trade volatility.

₹590-crore fraud at IDFC First Bank’s Chandigarh branch involved unauthorised transactions in Haryana government accounts. Arrests followed, funds partly recovered, but shares crashed, wiping over ₹14,000 crore in market value.

Indian markets extended gains as PSU banks and healthcare stocks led buying. Sensex rose 0.58% and Nifty gained 0.55%. IT lagged, midcaps slipped, while gold and silver surged sharply.

HAL shares slipped as much as 4.72% intraday after reports of a Tejas runway incident reignited execution concerns. The weakness spread quickly. The Nifty India Defence index fell 1.09%, with investors locking in gains after a rally of nearly 50% over the past year.