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- Business
- November 18, 2025
Bharti Airtel Rallies 2% After DoT Imposes Penalty Over Subscriber Verification Violation- Here’s Why
The shares of telecom major Bharti Airtel surged 2% to Rs 2,159 apiece in Tuesday’s trading session even after facing a penalty from DoT, Andhra Pradesh for alleged violation of subscriber verification norms.The uptick in the stock price of the Sunil Bharti Mittal led company hap Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
ED Cracks Down on Online Gaming Firms; Raids 11 Sites Over Alleged Fraud, Crypto Links
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday launched a major crackdown on online gaming companies, conducting coordinated raids across Bengaluru, Delhi and Gurugram. The surprise action, carried out at 11 locations, is part of an expanding probe into suspected financial irregular Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
Indian Market To ‘Regain Mojo’ In 2026 – Will Your Portfolio Ride The 13% Sensex Upswing? Morgan Stanley Thinks So
Forecasting a sharp recovery in 2026 after the market posted its weakest relative performance against emerging-market peers in over three decades, Morgan Stanley has turned bullish on Indian equities.In a recent strategy report, Morgan Stanley noted that Indian stocks have hit an Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
“I Blew My Stack”: Trump Says He Got Hoarse Voice From Shouting Over Trade Policy
US President Donald Trump stated that he developed a hoarse voice from what he described as a heated exchange with representatives of a foreign nation that, according to him, attempted to alter an existing trade agreement.Trump’s noticeably raspy voice drew attention during a mee Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
Gold Rush Pushes Deficit to Record Levels, Will Your Next Jewellery Purchase Cost More?
India’s merchandise trade deficit widened to a record $41.7 billion in October, sharply higher than USD 32.1 billion in September, according to Emkay Global Research. The spike was driven primarily by unmatched imports of gold and silver, which surged to historic levels.Gold and Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
‘We Have It Almost At The Sweet Spot,’ Says President Trump On US Inflation
US President Donald Trump on Monday declared that Americans are fortunate to have him in office as he sought to refocus his administration on concerns over rising living expenses affecting households across the country.At the McDonald’s Impact Summit, attended by franchise owners Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
India’s Electronics Sector Accelerates Global Expansion As FTAs, Policy Push Boost Manufacturing Momentum: Industry Experts
India is rapidly strengthening its global electronics footprint, driven by an ambitious mix of free trade agreements (FTAs), targeted policy interventions, and rising investor confidence, industry leaders told ANI.Shiva Srinivasan, MD, MEL Systems & Services Ltd, said India’s ong Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
ICRA Affirms ‘Stable’ Outlook On Indian Aviation Industry, Though With Challenges
Rating agency ICRA has affirmed “stable” outlook on Indian civil aviation industry, with expectations that will witness modest 4-6 per cent growth in domestic air passenger traffic in the current financial year 2025-26.For April-October 2025, domestic air passenger traffic remain Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
Bitcoin Drops Below $90,000 In Sign Of Souring Mood
Bitcoin slipped below $90,000 for the first time in seven months on Tuesday in the latest sign that investor appetite for risk-taking is drying up across financial markets.The risk-sensitive cryptocurrency has erased 2025 gains and is now down nearly 30% from a peak above $126,00 Read More
- Business
- November 18, 2025
SBI Projects India’s GDP Growth Of Nearly 7.5% In Q2 FY26
India’s economy is expected to have grown by around 7.5 per cent in the second quarter of the current financial year FY26, supported by a pick-up in investment activities, an improvement in rural consumption and the impact of GST rationalization, according to a research report by Read More
