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Rising global uncertainty is driving investors towards short-term debt funds such as overnight and liquid funds, as they offer relatively stable returns, easy liquidity, and lower sensitivity to interest-rate movements.

The NTPC green energy declared the commercial operation of 270 MW Khavda-II solar project located in Gujarat. After this addition the capacity of the company grew to 88,544 MW.

A $300 billion refinery project in Brownsville was revealed by Trump, tied to a partnership with Reliance. If completed, it could become the first large U.S. refinery built in nearly five decades.

Indian stock markets ended sharply lower on 11 March as investors booked profits after the previous session’s gains. Weakness in banking and financial stocks, persistent FII selling, and global geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment.

Minda Corp and Turntide Technologies will jointly manufacture and supply electric vehicle powertrain components for India’s rapidly growing EV market. They are targeting an annual revenue of ₹75–100 Cr., starting from FY28.

Singapore Exchange plans to launch bond futures linked to India and Southeast Asian markets, aiming to provide global investors with new hedging and trading tools tied to the region’s fast-growing fixed-income markets.

The Union Cabinet has approved amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code to improve the debt resolution process. The changes include faster appeals and reduced deadlines for handling insolvency cases.

India has notified standards for green ammonia and green methanol, setting emission limits for them to qualify as “green.” The move supports the National Green Hydrogen Mission and could help decarbonise industry while boosting green fuel exports.

Dixon Technologies shares jumped about 7% after the government approved its joint venture with China’s HKC Overseas for display manufacturing. The partnership will focus on producing display modules used in smartphones, TVs, laptops, and automotive screens.

The Reserve Bank of India injected ₹50,000 crore into the banking system through open market operation (OMO) purchases of government securities to ensure durable liquidity.

PSU banks in India are struggling to recover nearly ₹29 lakh crore from large defaulters. The data comes even as the government says bank NPAs have fallen to a decade-low level.

The board of Indian Railway Finance Corporation approved a fund-raising plan of up to ₹70,000 crore for FY27 to support lending to Indian Railways, refinance liabilities, and fund growth initiatives.