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The US has reduced tariffs on Indian goods from 25 per cent to 18 per cent, a move announced by President Donald Trump and welcomed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Ather Energy achieved its best Q3 due to festive season demand with record delivery numbers. The company achieved better financial results through increased operational volume, enhanced profit margins, and reduced operational expenses, but the ongoing market competition together with its need for funding made it uncertain whether this progress would become a permanent business recovery.

RailTel’s Q3 earnings reveal a narrative of strong sales momentum but falling margins, as rising costs cut into profitability. While short-term pressure persists, good nine-month growth and a large order book keep the long-term story intact.

Fractal Analytics is coming up with a blockbuster IPO, raising ₹2,833.9 crore. With global high revenue, a sharp profit turnaround and renowned investors, this listing is worth watching closely.

India’s white-collar hiring rose 3% year-on-year in January 2026, marking a steady start to the year, according to the Naukri JobSpeak Index. Growth was driven mainly by non-IT sectors such as BPO/ITES, hospitality, insurance, and healthcare, while IT hiring stayed flat. Fresher recruitment also expanded, reflecting broader demand across industries.

A Boeing 787-8 operated by Air India has been grounded after a pilot reported a possible fault in a cockpit fuel control switch, a critical component governing engine fuel flow. The development has drawn regulatory attention, resurfacing concerns around these switches after last year’s fatal Dreamliner crash in India.

Hyundai Motor India saw a 6.35% increase in after-tax profit, reaching ₹1,234.4 crore in the December quarter. This growth was aided by strong demand within India and better operational performance. Even with margin pressure and market competition, these results show the company’s steady yield profile and continued relevance in India’s passenger vehicle market.

On 3 February 2026, Indian markets extended their rally, with the Sensex and Nifty climbing over 2.5% each as risk sentiment improved following news of a potential India-US trade deal and tariff rate cuts. Global cues supported domestic equities, leading to broad buying across banking, auto, and financials.

Post-Budget 2026, how your gold or silver is held matters as much as how it performs, with different tax rules for SGBs, ETFs, digital and physical metals. Changes to exemptions, holding periods and entry routes can sharply alter final returns, turning tax structure into a key part of the investment decision.

Indian markets reopen after a volatile Budget Day session that saw sharp losses across benchmarks, sectoral pressure, and a spike in volatility.

Budget 2026 has retained marginal tax relief under the new income-tax regime, offering continuity for resident individuals earning slightly above ₹12 lakhs.

Union Budget 2026 struck a nation-building tone but focused on practical policy changes that affect how companies invest, manufacture and comply. The proposals emphasised public spending, sector-specific manufacturing support and clearer tax rules.