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  • Business in the Week Ahead (April 13-17, 2026)

    The market pot is boiling like never before, blame it mostly on the war. The next week too promises to be an eventful one. What lies ahead?

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Beyond buying the dip -- What markets may not have priced in

    In April 10th edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: World Bank backs India’s 2047 growth potential, IPO market feels strain of Israel Iran war, ceasefire lifts sentiment but uncertainty remains ahead, and more

  • Asian stocks set for best week since 2022 ahead of US-Iran talks

    MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 0.9% to put it up 7.3% for the week, the most since November 2022

  • SEBI uncovers Rs 2,950 crore Ponzi scheme hidden behind broking licence

    SEBI noted that investors were induced to transfer funds into bank accounts of these entities and were provided dashboards reflecting fictitious profits. Initial withdrawals were allowed, but were later restricted.

  • Six lessons for investors on pricing disaster

    Buy The Dip mantras ignore the fact that not all US market vulnerabilities have been accounted for

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Peace in dire straits

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: West Asia war weakens Indian consumer confidence, ceasefire offers pause but risks remain high, China stays quiet while shaping West Asia strategy, and more

  • War is almost over, the challenge to rejig portfolios starts now

    Supply shocks created by the US-Iran conflict will take time to reverse

  • Yield Tracker: India 10-year bond yield rises tracking crude surge, ceasefire optimism fades

    On April 8, RBI kept interest rates unchanged, with its six-member Monetary Policy Committee unanimously voting to retain the benchmark repo rate at 5.25 percent, in line with expectations.

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | A day of good news and caution 

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: The RBI’s decision to stay put was not only expected but sensible

  • Data Story: The supply chain gauge flashes red again

    The New York Fed’s supply chain pressure index is signalling a new phase of stress, a result of the war in the Persian Gulf 

  • Jamie Dimon’s geopolitical letter to shareholders

    Jamie Dimon’s latest shareholder letter reads less like corporate reporting and more like a realist’s playbook for U.S. dominance in a dangerous new era

  • Quick Take: Markets kept the faith in TACO

    Markets are smarter than pundits. While commentators screamed about Trump bombing Iran to hell, equities didn't panic, because they knew Trump Always Chickens Out

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Will dry skies add to India’s woes in 2026?

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: India Inc tests resilience amid global shocks, swing sector faces crucial upcoming turning point, central bank may hold interest rates steady, BJP maintains edge in Assam’s changing politics, and more

  • This swing sector has a big day coming up

    This sector’s weightage in stock market indices gives it a lot of power, to steady markets or send them plunging

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Paper barrels

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Trump’s NATO stance could reshape global security dynamics, market stress signals emerging beneath surface stability, geopolitics driving markets more than economic fundamentals, and more

  • Yield Tracker: India 10-year bond yield steady ahead of RBI policy

    Focus remains on the RBI’s policy scheduled for April 8, where the central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged.

  • Rupee watch: Rupee strengthens for second straight session, extends rally after RBI action

    The rupee had posted its sharpest single-day gain since 2013 on Thursday, rising nearly 1.8 percent as markets reacted to measures taken by the Reserve Bank of India.

  • Moneycontrol Pro Market Outlook | Ceasefire or escalation — that is the only chart that matters

    Markets stayed weak due to global tensions, oil prices, and FII selling, but gains in select sectors and RBI action helped rupee recover sharply, ending stronger

  • Moneycontrol Pro Weekender | Can Trump walk away from the Iran war?

    While global markets hope for de-escalation, the strategic stakes in the Middle East make a quick exit difficult. Here's what it means for Indian investors

  • OPINION | Tiger Global Returns: Has CBDT really weakened its bite?

    Prospective amendments to the applicability of GAAR to grandfathered investments provide some statutory comfort. However, taxpayers must continue to ground their treaty claims in demonstrable substance 

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | 'Tis time for investors to look beyond the battlefield

    For this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Iran war tests India’s BRICS presidency, government struggles to regain investor confidence, startups attract faculty signalling an emerging trend, and more

  • Policy now shapes markets in a geopolitically driven world

    Markets are increasingly shaped by policy and geopolitics. Public Affairs is now strategic. Organisations need agility, credibility and foresight to manage risks and capture new opportunities

  • Markets can handle war, but uncertainty is the real risk

    For India, this transition carries important implications. As a major importer of crude oil, the domestic economy remains sensitive to fluctuations in global energy prices

  • Defence push quadruples with latest DAC approvals, execution to now be in focus

    Kotak Institutional Equities noted that Bharat Electronics has secured around Rs 22,000 crore in orders so far against a target of Rs 27,000 crore, implying a potential miss if timelines slip further

  • OPINION | Beyond Tiger Global: Government tries half-heartedly to restore faith

    An amendment to GAAR Rules offsets the apex court verdict, but prospectively. It’s an admission of a problem without full restitution 

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