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Foreign Institutional Investors have returned to Indian equities following the announcement of a bilateral trade agreement between India and the United States, pushing benchmark indices higher at market open. The FII reversal marks a potential inflection point after months of sustained outflows that had weighed heavily on domestic market sentiment. New Delhi, February 2025 — The Sensex and Nifty opened …

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Indian benchmark indices delivered robust returns in calendar year 2025, with NIFTY50 advancing 10% and SENSEX gaining 9%, defying sustained foreign institutional investor selling and escalating global trade tensions triggered by US tariff policies. Domestic institutional investors and retail participants absorbed FII outflows while PSU banking and metal sectors emerged as standout performers, underscoring India’s relative resilience amid volatile global …

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Indian equity markets suffered their steepest single-day erosion in recent months, with Rs 8 lakh crore in market capitalisation wiped out as the Sensex and Nifty both closed approximately 1% lower amid escalating concerns over potential US tariff actions. The selloff reflects growing investor anxiety about India’s export-dependent sectors facing fresh headwinds from protectionist trade policies emanating from Washington. New …

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Foreign institutional investors have withdrawn approximately Rs 1.4 lakh crore from Indian equities in recent months, but emerging data suggests the pace of outflows may be moderating as valuations become more attractive and global risk appetite stabilises. The critical question for Indian markets is whether this represents a structural bottom in FII positioning or merely a pause before renewed selling …

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The Reserve Bank of India has maintained the repo rate unchanged while upgrading its GDP growth outlook, signalling confidence that inflation is moderating within acceptable bounds without requiring further monetary tightening. This policy stance reflects a deliberate pivot toward supporting economic momentum while keeping rate-cut options open for subsequent quarters. New Delhi, April 2026 — The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee …

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Deloitte’s January 2026 economic outlook positions India as a relative outperformer among major economies, projecting sustained GDP growth above 6.5% despite persistent global uncertainty. The assessment underscores India’s domestic consumption engine and infrastructure spending as primary growth drivers while flagging external trade vulnerabilities and inflation management as key risks. New Delhi, April 2026 — India enters 2026 with its macroeconomic …

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Indian benchmark indices Nifty50 and BSE Sensex have recorded their fifth consecutive week of losses, marking the longest sustained decline since the COVID-19 market crash of March 2020. This persistent selling pressure reflects a confluence of foreign capital outflows, weakening corporate earnings momentum, and mounting global risk aversion that has fundamentally altered market sentiment. New Delhi, August 2025 — The …

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Indian benchmark indices extended their winning streak to three consecutive sessions on January 29, with the Sensex gaining 198 points and the Nifty reclaiming the psychologically important 25,400 level, buoyed by optimism surrounding the Economic Survey tabled in Parliament. The pre-Budget rally reflects market expectations of growth-supportive fiscal measures despite persistent concerns over valuations and foreign institutional outflows. New Delhi, …

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India is recalibrating its foreign policy stance to hedge against increasing unpredictability in US strategic commitments while countering China’s accelerated influence operations across South Asia and the Indo-Pacific. This dual-track approach marks a significant departure from New Delhi’s earlier alignment towards Washington, reflecting a return to strategic autonomy principles adapted for contemporary great-power competition. New Delhi, April 2026 — India’s …

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India’s decades-old strategic partnership with Russia confronts unprecedented stress as New Delhi balances its traditional defence dependency against deepening Western economic ties and Moscow’s growing reliance on Beijing. The bilateral relationship, once characterised by Cold War-era convergence, now requires deliberate diplomatic management to preserve core defence and energy interests while India pursues strategic autonomy in a fragmenting global order. New …