Shares of Zee surged after the company’s announcement of FIFA discussions signaling potential high-value sports broadcast revenue ahead.
Month: May 2026
Indian Steel Imports Overtake Exports in April as Global Surplus Hits Domestic Market
Cheaper imported steel from China and other producers flooded the Indian market as domestic producers faced a competitive squeeze.
India Q1 2026 PE-VC Investment Declines Versus Prior Year But Stays Above $9 Billion
Deal activity was down year-on-year from $11.7 billion in Q1 2025 though activity remained robust at $9.1 billion for the January-March quarter.
BlackRock Investment Institute Maintains Weekly Commentary on Geopolitical Market Risks
The asset manager published its latest weekly views noting geopolitical disruptions and commodity price movements as key factors shaping portfolio strategy.
India-EU Free Trade Agreement Described as Mother of All Deals by PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi celebrated the India-EU FTA as a historic agreement expected to generate major opportunities for businesses and citizens on both continents.
Rupee Under Pressure From Three Fs as Finance Minister Cites Fuel Fertiliser Forex Costs
The Indian currency and economy face triple headwinds as global input costs weigh on corporate margins and household spending.
IIP Index Hits 173.2 in March 2026 as 14 of 23 Manufacturing Groups Recorded Growth
Industrial production expanded broadly with basic metals motor vehicles and machinery among the strongest performing manufacturing categories.
30 International Consumer and Retail Brands Entered India in 2025 Led by Fashion and Food
Global players expanded aggressively into the Indian market with fashion beauty food and beverage brands leading the entry wave.
India’s Consumer Spending Forecast to Reach USD 4.3 Trillion by 2030 Says Baker McKenzie
A global consulting firm projected that India would become the world’s second-largest consumer market as purchasing power rose sharply.
India’s Household Debt Rises to 41.3 Percent of GDP Above 5-Year Average Says RBI
The central bank flagged growing household indebtedness as a financial stability concern as consumer borrowing exceeded historical norms.