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🔹 What’s Happening 🏦 Why It Matters Key contenders for the stake include Fairfax India, Emirates NBD, and Kotak Mahindra, who are expected to submit financial bids soon The deal will shift ownership and management control away from the government, setting an important precedent for further privatisation of state-run banks. It’s part of a broader

U.S. DollarThe U.S. dollar is showing renewed strength this morning, holding firm against both the euro and yen. Early sessions reflect the dollar holding steady despite rising uncertainty in global trade. 🔍 Key Drivers 1. Tariff Talks Heat UpWith U.S. President Trump’s July 9 deadline looming, markets are bracing for potential tariff actions on ~180

India’s IPO market is poised for a rebound, targeting $2.4 billion in offerings this July—up from June’s $2 billion—driven by rising investor confidence. A robust lineup includes major floatations from Credila Financial Services ($584 million), NSDL ($400 million), Aditya Infotech, M&B Engineering, and a significant $1.8 billion LG Electronics India IPO. With 73 approvals secured out of 143 filings (totaling

The Indian rupee opened stronger today, trading between ₹85.60 and ₹85.64 per US dollar, supported by a broad Asia‑wide move following a US–Vietnam trade agreement and softer-than-expected US private payroll numbers. Market participants anticipate that a potential India–US trade deal could further solidify the rupee before the WTO-imposed July 9 tariff deadline. Meanwhile, the downward

Global gold prices rallied about 0.7% today, reaching $3,325/oz, buoyed by a weakening U.S. dollar and escalating fears over looming U.S. tariffs after the 9 July deadline. With the dollar at a three-year low and renewed expectations of multiple Fed rate cuts later this year, investors are flocking to bullion for safety and yield stability.

NMDC, India’s state-owned mining giant, has officially launched a global resource hunt by opening a new office in Dubai to explore acquisitions in critical minerals across Africa, Australia, and South America. The company is specifically targeting high-demand materials like lithium, copper, cobalt, and coking coal to boost its international portfolio and reduce dependency on traditional