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NSE gets MCA nod for ‘National Coal Exchange of India’, plans ₹100 crore investment and 60% stake in the proposed coal trading unit.

Zepto moves closer to its ₹1.3 billion (₹11,000–12,000 crore) IPO. In its latest funding round, the company was valued at $7 billion. It’s preparing for a stock market debut, backed by strong revenue growth.

Prestige Estates shares went up after the company revealed a ₹9,000 crore residential project in Mumbai in a JV with ABIL Group. Situated in Versova, the project will focus on the upscale housing demand in a prime micro-market.

SpiceJet shares rose 15% in three sessions, hitting ₹12.27 despite a ₹70 crore court order and 500 job cuts. Can the rally last? Read the full story.

Nifty IT fell 2% after Anthropic unveiled its Mythos AI model and TCS reported a revenue dip. Investors worry about AI disruption. Read more to understand what this means for IT stocks.

The government caps refinery margins at $15 per barrel to offset domestic fuel losses. Discounts on diesel, ATF, and kerosene aim to stabilise prices amid global oil volatility from West Asia tensions.

Sun Pharma is preparing a $12B bid for Organon despite its $8B debt and slowing growth. The deal could reshape its strategy. Read more to understand the risks and implications.

The RBI has made new policies to enhance the efficiency of inward cross-border payments. The steps are aimed at quicker credit, real-time monitoring, and improved digital customer processes.

Markets slipped amid geopolitical worries, dragging Sensex and Nifty lower, though GIFT Nifty is showing early signs of recovery. Keep an eye on TCS, Bharti Airtel, JSW, and Tata Steel.

The Indian stock market indices opened higher on Friday after massive profit-booking a day earlier. Further recovery will hinge on clarity around the Middle East situation, crude oil prices, and liquidity improvement.

India’s e-retail market reached $65–66 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow to $170–180 billion by 2030. The increasing consumer adoption, increased spending, and the boom in quick commerce are driving growth.