Economy
-
-
US judge dismisses Michigan climate lawsuit against oil companies
-
US to fund $7 billion of Argentina mineral, energy projects, document shows
-
Abacus global director Sean McNealy sells $671,464 in stock
-
Tech Moguls Worth Combined $2.2 Trillion Attending Trump-Xi Dinner: See Who’s Going
Dire warnings about AI risks set the backdrop for the dinner, where many of the world’s wealthiest and most influential will gather.
-
WACR tops repo rate for first time in nearly 2 months
Liquidity in the banking sector has contracted to below ₹5 lakh crore, causing the weighted average call rate to rise to 5.31%. The Reserve Bank of India is undertaking actions to absorb surplus liquidity. With government expenditures and bond sales looming, analysts predict a return to normalcy in liquidity levels, hovering near ₹5 lakh crore…
-
Sebi to address derivatives expiry settlement price concerns: Tuhin Kanta Pandey
The Securities and Exchange Board of India is seeking to alleviate concerns related to derivative settlement prices. Among the proposed options are a blended VWAP model and a return to the previous VWAP method. Sebi is open to public feedback on these alternatives, which are intended to enhance market structure. Currently, market participants have shown…
-
Adani Group firms settle Sebi case on governance issues
The Adani Group has settled with Sebi, with companies like Adani Enterprises and Adani Green Energy collectively paying ₹1.5 crore over allegations concerning related party transaction disclosures and corporate governance practices. Notably, Adani Enterprises contributed ₹76.05 lakh to the settlement, responding to criticisms raised in the Hindenburg Report about the company’s compliance with audit standards…
-
September sees biggest IPO rush in nearly 30 years as 30 mainboard issues raise Rs 38,785 crore
This month has also seen a sharp increase in fundraising, with mainboard IPOs raising around ₹38,785 crore, the biggest monthly fundraise since October last year, when 10 issues raised ₹45,188 crore.
-
Credit card issuers push EMI loans to counter revolver model misfire
With a smaller share of customers carrying balances month to month, interest-bearing receivables are growing more slowly than transaction volumes, pushing issuers to convert purchases into EMIs, deepen personal loan-on-card offerings and extract more fee income from a business that is increasingly being used as a payment product rather than a borrowing product.