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Minimalist news graphic showing a fuel pump nozzle beside a black oil barrel with the headline “Fuel Prices Raised for Third Time in May.” The visual highlights rising petrol and diesel prices in India linked to higher global oil prices and state VAT differences.

Petrol, Diesel Prices Raised for Third Time in May as Oil Rally Continues; Centre Blames State VAT Differences

Fuel prices in India have moved higher once again. Petrol and diesel prices were increased for the third time in May, extending a month of gradual revisions driven by elevated crude oil prices and continued geopolitical uncertainty linked to the Iran conflict. At the same time, the Centre argued that differences in state-level taxes, not […]

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RBI approves a record ₹2.87 lakh crore dividend to the Central Government, shown through a minimalist financial illustration with simple fiscal support graphics.

RBI Approves Record ₹2.87 Lakh Crore Dividend to Centre, Offering Fiscal Cushion Amid Global Pressures

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has approved a record surplus transfer of ₹2.87 lakh crore to the Central Government for FY26, marking the largest dividend payout in the central bank’s history and providing significant support to government finances at a time of growing global uncertainty. The approved transfer amounts to ₹2,86,588 crore, exceeding last

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Parle Industries shares rise 5% for a second straight session, shown through a minimalist financial graphic with a simple upward chart on a light background.

Parle Industries Shares Rally 5% for Second Day Despite No Link to Melody Toffees

Parle Industries extended its rally for a second straight session on Thursday, with shares gaining nearly 5% after retail enthusiasm spilled into the stock following a viral social media moment involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. At around morning trade, Parle Industries was trading at ₹5.51 on the BSE, rising

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Sensex recovers 700 points from the day’s low while Nifty nears 23,650 amid value buying and easing geopolitical concerns.

Sensex Recovers 700 Points From Day’s Low, Nifty Near 23,650 as Value Buying Supports Markets

Indian equity markets recovered sharply from early losses on Wednesday, with the Sensex rebounding nearly 700 points from the day’s low and the Nifty climbing back near the 23,650 mark amid value buying and improving sentiment around geopolitical developments. The session began under heavy pressure. In early trade, the Sensex had plunged more than 670

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India loses all spots in the world’s top 100 companies as Reliance, HDFC Bank, and TCS fall sharply in global market capitalisation rankings.

India Loses All Spots in World’s Top 100 Companies as Market Selloff Deepens

India loses all spots in world’s top 100 companies as the ongoing stock market correction erases Reliance, HDFC Bank, and TCS from the global market-cap elite., highlighting the scale of the ongoing correction in Indian equities and the growing pressure on the country’s largest listed firms. Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)—all

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Sensex falls over 700 points and Nifty nears 23,400 as rising crude oil prices and West Asia tensions pressure Indian stock markets.

Sensex Falls Over 700 Points, Nifty Near 23,400 as Crude Oil Surge Sparks Market Selloff

Indian equity markets traded sharply lower on Monday, with the Sensex falling more than 700 points and the Nifty slipping near the 23,400 mark amid surging crude oil prices, rupee weakness, and escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia. At around mid-morning trade, the Sensex declined nearly 709 points to 74,540, while the Nifty dropped close

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Minimalist stock market infographic with two financial data cards showing Sensex at 75,417 and Nifty 50 at 23,675 on a soft light background, highlighting market recovery driven by value buying, easing volatility, and positive global cues

Sensex Surges 800 Points, Nifty Near 23,700 as Value Buying Lifts Markets

Indian stock markets rebounded sharply on Thursday, with the Sensex surging over 800 points and the Nifty climbing near the 23,700 mark amid value buying, easing volatility, and supportive global cues. At around midday, the Sensex was trading near 75,417, up more than 1%, while the Nifty advanced to 23,675. The recovery follows nearly four

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Government Raises Gold, Silver Import Duty to 15% as India Moves to Protect Forex Reserves

Government Raises Gold, Silver Import Duty to 15% as India Moves to Protect Forex Reserves

The government on Wednesday sharply increased import duties on gold and silver to 15% from 6%, signaling a decisive policy move aimed at reducing precious metal imports and protecting India’s foreign exchange reserves amid rising global uncertainty. The decision comes at a sensitive moment for the Indian economy. With geopolitical tensions in the Middle East

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Sensex falls over 900 points and Nifty nears 23,500 amid rising crude oil prices, US–Iran tensions, and continued FII selling pressure.

Sensex Falls Over 900 Points, Nifty Near 23,500 as US–Iran Tensions Deepen Market Selloff

Indian equity markets extended their losing streak for a fourth straight session on Tuesday, with benchmark indices witnessing sharp declines amid rising crude oil prices, persistent foreign investor selling, and renewed concerns over the fragile US–Iran ceasefire situation. By afternoon trade, the Sensex had dropped more than 900 points to near 75,092, while the Nifty

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Clean financial news infographic with a large red downward arrow, light background, and BSE building illustration, highlighting the Sensex crash of 1,100 points and Nifty falling below 23,900 due to crude oil surge, foreign investor selling, and weakening market sentiment.

Sensex Crashes Over 1,100 Points, Nifty Slips Below 23,900 as Oil Shock Triggers Broad Selloff

Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp selloff on Monday, with benchmark indices tumbling more than 1% amid rising crude oil prices, renewed geopolitical uncertainty, and growing concerns over India’s macroeconomic stability. The Sensex plunged over 1,100 points to near 76,226, while the Nifty slipped below the crucial 23,900 mark, reflecting widespread risk aversion across sectors.

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