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Major Indian banks have urged the RBI to relax the new Foreign Exchange rule of capping the open position limit to $100 million per day. However, analysts believe the move could help in tackling the rupee’s free fall.

India advances a $20B offshore drilling plan as oil nears $150 and import risks rise. Will this reduce import dependence? Read the full story to understand what’s at stake.

India has voiced its disapproval of a China-led investment deal at the World Trade Organisation (WTO), citing concerns about its impact on core principles. The shift illustrates current rifts on trade reforms and plurilateral agreements.

BSE appeals have been rejected by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT). It supports the powers of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to defreeze demat accounts in cases of insolvency. The ruling reinforces the overriding powers of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

WTO members are nearly reaching a consensus on a roadmap of reforms, but the United States and India still have disagreements concerning the extension of the e-commerce duties moratorium. The outcome is seen as critical for global trade stability and the WTO’s relevance.

The change in buyback tax rules from 1 April 2026 may make share buybacks attractive again for IT firms. Wipro is expected to be among the first to act, backed by strong cash reserves.

India cuts petrol duty to ₹3 and diesel to zero as crude hits $122; ATF levy added. OMC stocks gain up to 5% in early trade. What’s next for fuel prices? Read more.

JPMorgan has introduced a new way to track and trade the debt of major tech companies, drawing attention to how investors are starting to factor in risk alongside growth in an uncertain global environment.

Tata Motors faces fresh concerns after a temporary shutdown at JLR’s Solihull plant and lingering impact from a past cyberattack. Revenue and volumes have already taken a hit, with recovery still in progress.

Bharat PET has filed its DRHP with SEBI for a ₹760 crore IPO. While the company’s revenue and profit numbers in recent years are significant, the dependence on key products, customers, and raw materials is something investors will need to keep in mind.

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited shares hit a 52-week low on Friday after a sharp fall over six sessions. Uncertainty around future projects has weighed on sentiment despite a strong order pipeline.