No clear pattern emerges that suggests Budget Days are trend-changing events for the Indian market
Nirmala Sitharaman met President Droupadi Murmu ahead of presenting the Union Budget 2025-26, receiving the "dahi-cheeni" blessing for good luck.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s budget-day sarees highlight India’s textile heritage. As she presents her 8th consecutive Union Budget on February 1, 2025, here’s a look at her past ensembles and their cultural significance.
While there have been a few years in which the Budget has changed the market trend, that’s not always the case. What history tells us about budgets and markets
In 2009, Sensex fell nearly 6 percent, followed by 2013 when it fell 1.5 percent, and in 2012, 2016, 2014, and 2018 it slipped less than 1 percent
The Union Budget 2018-2019 on increased spending on affordable housing, infrastructure, and rural economy along with no major changes in the direct taxation structure would be sufficient to sustain momentum in the markets, suggest experts.
Following a directive from market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), exchanges BSE and NSE confirmed the development late evening today, saying a live session would be held as per regular trading hours.
The space is getting crowded, but, as far as the race for the leadership position for business channels coverage of the Union Budget, it's still CNBC TV18 at the head of the pack.
In this week‘s episode of Indianomics on CNBC-TV18 Sonal Varma, India economist, Nomura and Taimur Baig, economist, Deutsche Bank advise viewers to judge the Budget according to estimates, spends and a roadmap.
The numbers are in and CNBC-TV18 has come in as the No. 1 business channel on Budget Day.