Sebi introduces strict intraday limits for index derivatives from October 1, capping positions, enforcing checks, and penalizing breaches, aiming to curb speculative excess, reduce volatility, and ensure orderly trading.
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Sebi introduces strict intraday limits for index derivatives from October 1, capping positions, enforcing checks, and penalizing breaches, aiming to curb speculative excess, reduce volatility, and ensure orderly trading.
India’s markets regulator has extended the timeline to roll out algorithmic trading for retail investors, giving stock brokers more time to upgrade their computer networks for ensuring safer participation.
New GST rates for bikes: The GST Council has approved revised tax slabs, effective September 22, reducing GST on two-wheelers below 350cc to 18%, benefiting most of the Indian motorcycle
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council has reduced insurance GST rates from 18% to zero. This change applies to policy renewals after September 22, 2025, and new policies. So
India’s consumption tax cuts, hailed as a major reform, have yet to impress the stock market, overshadowed by concerns like US tariffs and implementation challenges. While some sectors like autos
Nomura projects stable government borrowing for the second half of fiscal year 2026. The borrowing calendar is expected soon after discussions with the Reserve Bank of India. Chief Economic Advisor,
The CBIC is monitoring price changes of essential goods after the GST rate cuts on September 22nd. Field officials are collecting data from retailers and e-commerce platforms to ensure that
President Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza aims to establish a new foundation for Israeli-Palestinian peace and regional normalization. Despite its ambitious goals, the plan faces immense challenges due to
The U.S. economy is experiencing a puzzling 4% growth with minimal job creation, a phenomenon not seen in 60 years. While corporate capital expenditures soar, the Federal Reserve is easing
Major global cities now face 26% more very hot days annually than three decades ago, with 2024 marking the highest count. A new analysis reveals this alarming trend, particularly impacting