At the recent FICCI Capital Market Conference, SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey announced that India's markets regulator is exploring ways to extend the tenure and maturity of equity derivatives contracts. This strategic shift comes in response to a spike in short-term derivatives trading, particularly among retail investors.
In July 2025, India’s core industries — which include steel, cement, fertilizers, electricity, coal, crude oil, natural gas, and refinery products — grew by 2.0% year-on-year, slightly lower than June's upwardly revised 2.2% growth.
The PMI for services jumped to 61.9 in July, up from 60.5 in June, reflecting the fastest pace of expansion since August 2024
In the dynamic arena of global diplomacy and trade, India finds itself in a tight balancing act. On one side is Russia—an old and dependable strategic partner. On the other is the United States—India's largest and most influential trade ally in recent years.
EPFO data for May 2025 showed a record net addition of 20.06 lakh new members, the highest since payroll tracking began in April 2018.
On a day when global cues were relatively supportive, the Indian rupee lost ground once again, closing lower at ₹86.44 per US dollar, compared to its previous close of ₹86.335.
The Trump administration has signaled a 15–20% tariff on EU imports, even if a deal is reached — raising questions about the sincerity of trade talks.
India's economic engine continues to show impressive momentum as the latest HSBC India Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data for July 2025 reveals significant developments across the manufacturing and services sectors.
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