Indian markets experienced another day of significant declines on Monday, with analysts anticipating continued fragility driven by crude prices, currency trends, and foreign flows. The India VIX surged, reflecting heightened market fear, while foreign portfolio investors were net sellers. The Indian rupee also hit a record low against the dollar.Read More

Foreign investors bought fewer Indian securities in FY26. Outflows increased as West Asia conflict escalated. Economists predict muted flows in FY27 due to the Gulf conflict and a weaker rupee. Concerns over government finances also impacted sentiment. A major trigger like bond index inclusion is needed for significant inflows.Read More

Markets experienced a sharp sell-off on Monday’s monthly expiry day, with the Nifty closing near 22,331. Key companies like IndiGo, Bharti Airtel, and GRSE are in focus due to significant news. IndiGo appointed William Walsh as CEO, while Bharti Airtel announced a $1 billion investment in its data center arm.Read More

Foreign investors pulled out over ₹1.6 lakh crore from Indian stocks in FY26. This was the highest ever withdrawal. Domestic funds stepped in with a record ₹8.5 lakh crore. This inflow provided strong support against the foreign investor exits. Indian markets faced challenges from global events and currency depreciation.Read More

The Indian rupee ended FY26 as Asia’s weakest currency against the US dollar. It depreciated by 9.88% due to significant foreign investor withdrawals and strong global dollar demand. The Reserve Bank of India intervened to stabilize the rupee. The Japanese yen also saw a decline. The Malaysian ringgit emerged as the top performer.Read More

Indian markets saw a significant boost as Wall Street surged on hopes of peace in the Middle East. This development eased concerns over rising oil prices and inflation. Major US indexes experienced their biggest gains since May 2025. Technology stocks like Nvidia and Alphabet performed strongly.Read More

Asian stocks rallied as optimism grew that the war in Iran may be nearing an end, boosting investor confidence. The dollar fell and Treasuries extended gains as President Trump suggested a resolution within weeks. Markets are now shifting focus to policymakers’ responses to elevated energy costs and supply disruptions.Read More

The Reserve Bank of India’s net short position in forwards rose to $77 billion in February. This move impacts the central bank’s capacity to protect the rupee. The forward book is projected to exceed $100 billion. This situation affects foreign exchange reserves and rupee liquidity. The market now closely watches import cover levels.Read More

Banks are now favouring borrowers with top credit scores. This shift reflects caution in lending. New customers are also getting fewer loans. Despite this, the overall credit market is improving. Asset quality is better. Gold loans are seeing a surge in volume and value. They now lead retail lending.Read More

Corporate insurance premiums are falling sharply this renewal season. Property and commercial lines are witnessing steep declines. Intense competition and increased underwriting capacity are driving these price drops. Experts warn this trend could impact industry profitability. Buyers are benefiting from lower costs across various insurance segments. This market softness is unprecedented, affecting all business lines.Read More