Top Business News & Market Insights — India & World (Today)
Cabinet approves ₹69,725 crore package for shipbuilding & maritime sector
Major investment to boost 'Make in India' in shipping infrastructure and create jobs across the maritime supply chain.
Read sourceGST reforms expected to ease retail prices, boost consumption
RBI bulletin notes that recent GST changes should lower prices for many consumer items and stimulate demand.
Read source (Reuters)HSBC upgrades Indian equities outlook to “Overweight”
HSBC projects strong upside for Indian markets, citing robust macro fundamentals and structural drivers.
Read sourceMutual funds AUM crosses ₹75 lakh crore; passive funds gaining share
Record AUM for the mutual fund industry with growing investor adoption of passive index funds.
Read sourceUnion Cabinet approves ₹2,277 crore scheme for CSIR / R&D capacity building
Funding to boost research infrastructure and human capital at national R&D institutions.
Read sourceNew “GST 2.0” rolled out; tax structure simplified
GST 2.0 simplifies slabs and aims to increase compliance and ease for businesses and consumers.
Read summaryIndia sovereign rating upgraded by Japan’s R&I to BBB+
Another rating upgrade in 2025 reflects strengthening fiscal metrics and growth outlook.
Read sourceUS factory inventories pile up as growth slows
A build-up of unsold goods at factories signals slowing industrial demand and potential inventory-led adjustments.
Read live coverage (The Guardian)JLR shutdown disrupts UK manufacturing supply chains
Production halt at Jaguar Land Rover following a cyber incident highlights ongoing supply-chain vulnerabilities.
Read live coverageBNP Paribas adjusts financing policy for controversial weapons
New stance may reshape defense-sector lending and compliance expectations for banks and borrowers.
Read source (FT)Global equities cool; gold surges to safe-haven highs
Investor flows into gold reflect macro uncertainty and a cautious risk sentiment across markets.
Read live coverageOil & commodities volatile amid mixed demand signals
Supply disruptions and demand uncertainty keep commodity prices and energy markets choppy.
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