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Russia has issued a sharp diplomatic rebuke to the United States over what Moscow characterises as provocative military posturing toward Iran, with a senior Kremlin official announcing potential countermeasures. The escalation signals a deepening of the Russia-Iran strategic axis and complicates Western efforts to contain Tehran’s regional influence. New Delhi, April 2025 — Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu, often …

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The Trump administration’s threat to blockade the Strait of Hormuz as part of intensified pressure on Iran directly endangers India’s energy security, with approximately 60% of India’s crude imports transiting through this critical chokepoint. Both India and China face immediate supply disruption risks, forcing New Delhi to accelerate strategic petroleum reserve expansion and diversify sourcing away from Gulf dependence. New …

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Global equity markets posted mixed overnight movements heading into mid-April 2025, with Asian futures indicating a cautious open for Indian bourses. The absence of major catalysts suggests Indian markets will take directional cues from global risk sentiment and domestic earnings momentum in the near term. New Delhi, April 2025 — Indian market participants are parsing overnight global equity movements for …

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Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continue to exert disproportionate influence on Indian stock market movements, with their net buying or selling activity often determining short-term market direction despite rising domestic investor participation. Understanding FII behaviour has become essential for Indian market participants as these institutional flows respond to global risk sentiment, currency movements, and relative valuations across emerging markets. New Delhi, …

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The Reserve Bank of India projects India will retain its status as the fastest-growing major economy in FY26, despite escalating global trade tensions and weakening external demand. This outlook reflects the central bank’s confidence in domestic consumption resilience and policy buffers, though execution risks remain elevated in a fragmenting global economy. New Delhi, April 2025 — The Reserve Bank of …

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India’s monetary policy trajectory faces disruption as early monsoon irregularities threaten to spike food inflation, potentially delaying the Reserve Bank of India’s anticipated rate-cutting cycle. The central bank may be forced to maintain its cautious stance through Q2 2026 despite headline inflation remaining within target bands, as agricultural output volatility historically transmits rapidly to consumer prices. New Delhi, April 2026 …

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The Government of Tripura hosted an investors’ roadshow in Bengaluru ahead of its Destination Tripura – Business Conclave 2026, marking a strategic pivot to attract southern Indian tech and manufacturing capital to the landlocked northeastern state. This outreach represents Tripura’s effort to leverage its proximity to Bangladesh and Southeast Asian markets while addressing chronic infrastructure and connectivity deficits that have …

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The Indian government’s new Fund of Funds architecture prioritises sector-agnostic anchor commitments to domestic venture capital managers, aiming to crowd in institutional capital while maintaining portfolio diversification mandates. This marks a deliberate shift from direct intervention towards market-shaping participation, signalling maturation in India’s public capital deployment philosophy. New Delhi, April 2025 — The government’s newly operationalised Fund of Funds structure …

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The International Monetary Fund has cautioned that escalating conflict in the Middle East will materially slow global economic growth by disrupting energy markets, trade corridors, and investor confidence. The warning signals heightened risks for emerging markets like India, which remain vulnerable to oil price volatility and supply chain fractures originating from the Gulf region. New Delhi, April 2025 — The …

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The International Monetary Fund has cut its global growth projections, warning that the world economy is already drifting toward a more adverse scenario characterised by fragmented trade and persistent uncertainty. The revision signals mounting risks for emerging markets including India, which faces potential headwinds from weakening export demand and volatile capital flows. New Delhi, April 2025 — The IMF’s latest …