INDIA MINING POLICY
India, Korea can give new direction to multilateralism amid mounting challenges: South Korean Prez Lee
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung envisions a strengthened special strategic partnership with India, focusing on trade, technology, critical minerals, defence, and shipbuilding. He highlighted shared values and the need for close cooperation amidst geopolitical uncertainty, aiming to deepen comprehensive ties for mutual growth and innovation.
War revives stagflation dangers for global economy
Global economic outlook faces uncertainty as seven weeks of Middle East conflict impact growth and inflation. Business surveys from Australia to the US will reveal the extent of deterioration, with stagflation risks looming. Policymakers grapple with responses amid persistent global uncertainty, while inflation data and interest rate decisions from various nations are closely watched.
Prolonged West Asia conflict to impact India's automobile sector, says FADA President
The Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations warns of potential challenges for India's auto sector. A prolonged conflict in West Asia could impact vehicle exports and the supply of crucial commodities like oil and aluminium. While the domestic market shows resilience, industry leaders are closely monitoring global developments.
Race to the Moon: Power, politics and the new space order
A new space race is unfolding as the United States and China compete for lunar dominance. Both nations are pushing for crewed Moon landings, with the US Artemis program and China's 2030 goal. They are also vying to set the rules for future lunar governance. India is also advancing its space capabilities, aiming for a Moon landing by 2040.
Logistics firms enter last mile for IPO delivery, rev up for Rs 9,000 crore issues
India's logistics sector is poised for a significant IPO cycle, with several companies preparing to raise an estimated ₹8,000-9,000 crore. Driven by improving demand and a supportive policy environment, firms like Horizon Industrial Parks, Leap India, and Shiprocket are leading the fundraising wave.
Capital market stocks: Time to change strategy? 10 stocks from different parts of the ecosystem
The capital market infrastructure sector has grown into a full-fledged, publicly-traded ecosystem. Today, investors can pick from exchanges, depositories, registrar and transfer agents, commodity platforms, and at least five asset management companies. All of them listed, all of them profitable, and all of them with the same structural tailwind: The financialisation of Indian household savings. But have we reached a stage where the strategy needs a re-look?
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Trump's Naval blockade of Hormuz is an economic warfare, harms global economy
America threatens a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. This marks a move from diplomacy to economic warfare. The US aims to cut Iran's oil revenue. This strategy seeks to force Iran back to negotiations. However, it carries significant risks of escalation. Global energy markets and international relations face potential instability.
US blockade of Iran will be major military endeavor, experts say
President Trump announced a U.S. naval blockade of ships entering or leaving the Strait of Hormuz, targeting vessels paying tolls to Iran. Experts warn this open-ended military endeavor could trigger retaliation from Tehran and strain the fragile ceasefire, potentially leading to dangerous escalation.
New scheme in works to support domestic critical mineral processing plants: Mines Secretary
India is launching a new scheme to boost critical mineral processing. Public sector companies will bid for four copper mines in Chile. Domestic copper production is set to increase significantly. Plans are also underway to extract gold from mining residue. These initiatives aim to strengthen India's mineral sector and global presence.
Vedanta questions metrics behind Adani’s winning bid for JAL
Vedanta Group is challenging the selection of Adani Enterprises' bid for Jaiprakash Associates Ltd. Vedanta claims its offer was significantly higher in value. The insolvency appellate tribunal is hearing the case. Lenders defended their decision, stating multiple factors were considered. Jaiprakash Associates has substantial assets across real estate, cement, and hospitality.
Time to increase the risk quotient? Maybe, but selectively: 5 large-caps from different sectors with upside potential of up to 28%
With Israel refusing to play ball and Iran maintaining its vice-like hold on the Strait of Hormuz, the ceasefire declared by US President Trump just a day ago already looks fragile. Little wonder, then, the market is not seeing any of the euphoria of Wednesday and is now under pressure once again. Of course, Thursday’s downmove could well be due to profit-booking after the big gains notched up yesterday. Either way, it is a time to be cautious and selective.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of up to 25%
The official kickoff of the Q4 earnings season happens when a large IT company announces its results, although the quarter’s business updates have already started to roll in. Now, remember this: The Gulf war has affected every business in every country in the world, but the Q4 results will not entirely reflect its impact, as it escalated only in March. It is the Q1 FY27 results that will fully account for the spiked oil prices, the currency fluctuations, and, of course, the disruption in global supply chains. But, as they say, there is never a perfect time to invest; investing is a journey that one has to manage.
India seeks to step up engagement as Myanmar elects new president
Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing becomes president. India watches closely as ties are strategic. India supports Myanmar's development and conflict resolution. Dialogue is key for peace. Bilateral trade is growing, especially in pulses. Cooperation in mining is also a focus. India aims for stability and resolution through talks.
India’s defence exports hit all-time high: Here’s what Indian arms companies are shipping to US, France and more
Defence exports have surged to an all-time high of Rs 38,424 crore in FY 2025-26, a 62.7% increase driven by both public and private sectors. This achievement underscores growing global confidence in India's indigenous defence manufacturing capabilities, with exports now reaching over 80 countries.
Stalin avoids attacking Vijay in his own turf: Keeping post-poll alliance doors open or sign that TVK is not yet a threat?
DMK President Mr. M K Stalin launched a focused campaign in Trichy on Wednesday, characterizing AIADMK General Secretary Mr. Edappadi K Palaniswami as a "complete Sanghi" while maintaining a strategic silence regarding TVK President Mr. Vijay. Despite the TVK chief contesting from Trichy East and consistently targeting the DMK in his speeches, the Chief Minister opted to ignore the rhetoric, focusing instead on the AIADMK’s past support for the CAA.
India permits exports of essential commodities to Maldives for 2026-27
India will export essential goods to Maldives for 2026-27. This includes eggs, rice, sugar, and construction materials like sand and stone aggregate. These exports are part of a bilateral trade agreement. India's commitment to supporting Maldives' development is highlighted. The agreement ensures supply of crucial items for Maldives' growing construction sector.
West Bengal polls: Coal economy, identity politics shape contest in Asansol Dakshin
Asansol Dakshin gears up for a crucial 2026 West Bengal assembly election. Key issues include the declining coal economy, illegal mining, and identity politics. The BJP aims to retain the seat, while the TMC seeks to regain ground. Land subsidence and demographic shifts also influence the electoral landscape.
India must pursue value-driven critical minerals diplomacy in Africa
Global energy chokepoints highlight India's need for mineral security. A new strategy focuses on deep partnerships in Africa. This involves technology transfer and capacity building. India can become a partner in governance and green industrialization. This approach secures critical minerals for India's clean economy. Engagement in Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania offers a roadmap.
India to offer 21 oil, gas blocks in OALP-XI bid round
India is set to launch its 11th Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP) round, offering 21 oil and natural gas blocks spanning over 80,000 sq km. This move comes as the previous OALP-X round, the largest ever with 25 blocks, faces extended deadlines. Bidding parameters will prioritize revenue share and work programs for different basin categories.
Detoxing InstaGratification: With the California verdict, governments will need to move fast against social media addiction
A US jury found Meta and Google negligent for platform design causing mental harm. This follows a New Mexico verdict against Meta. Governments worldwide are enacting laws to protect children online. India is urged to act swiftly. New legislation aims to regulate social media use for minors, addressing neurochemical vulnerabilities exploited by platforms.
War flashbacks: What happened after a U.S. warship hit an Iranian mine in 1988
Iranian mine attacks in the Persian Gulf nearly 40 years ago crippled a U.S. Navy ship. Today, Iran's actions threaten vital oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. warships are considering escorting tankers, but face risks from mines and missiles. This situation echoes past naval operations in the region.
Why are oil and European gas prices up again, and will Brent crude futures and U.S. West Texas Intermediate continue to rise or fall soon? Analysts insights and market outlook
Why are oil and European gas prices up again, and will Brent crude futures and U.S. West Texas Intermediate continue to rise or fall soon? Prices rose as Middle East conflict disrupted supply, halted shipping, and damaged infrastructure. Analysts warn supply losses, Strait of Hormuz risks, and LNG disruptions may keep prices volatile in the near term.
Coal gasification key to India's energy security: Union Minister G Kishan Reddy
Union Minister for Coal and Mines, G Kishan Reddy, on Sunday highlighted that coal gasification will be pivotal in strengthening India's energy security, reducing import dependence, and supporting industrial growth, while addressing the Bharat Electricity Summit 2026.
The Strait of Hormuz was supposed to be too big to fail
The Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy route, is now closed. This closure has halted one-fifth of the world's oil and gas supply. Prices are soaring, creating a global energy crisis. This event reveals the world's reliance on a few key geographic areas. These locations are increasingly at risk of disruption. The situation underscores the vulnerability of global trade.
Vedanta’s Anil Agarwal flags land, clearances, high premiums as key hurdles to mine operationalisation
Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal points to land acquisition issues, delayed clearances, and high mining premiums as major hurdles. He urges faster execution of auctioned mines to boost India's energy and mineral security. Agarwal suggests technology for land payments and streamlined approvals.
Can CMPDIL IPO deliver long-term gains for high risk investors?
Central Mine Planning & Design Institute (CMPDIL), a Miniratna PSU, plans to raise ₹1,842 crore through an offer for sale. The company has shown strong financial growth, driven by steady coal demand and expanding exploration opportunities. However, revenue concentration from government entities and potential policy shifts towards green energy present risks.
Coal paying important role in India's energy security amid Israel-Iran war
India's energy security relies on coal amid global fuel uncertainties. Domestic production meets rising demand, with significant stockpiles at mine-heads and power plants. Coal India Limited is conducting e-auctions to ensure availability. Supplies to small and medium consumers are facilitated. The government assures demand will be met, supporting industrial continuity and economic growth.
Strikes hit world's largest natural gas field in Iran, and Tehran retaliates with more attacks as West Asia war continues
West Asia War: Iran's attacks on energy facilities in the UAE and Qatar mark a dangerous escalation. Israel's targeted killings of Iranian officials have intensified the conflict. Oil prices have surged significantly. The war has caused casualties in the West Bank and Lebanon. The US is seeking to boost oil supplies. The situation remains tense.
Buy L&T, PSU banks, and metals now; chemicals and EMS also attractive after correction: Sudip Bandyopadhyay
Market expert Sudip Bandyopadhyay sees current market dips as buying chances. He recommends L&T for its future order potential. PSU banks like SBI are strong long-term holds. Chemicals and agrochemicals are poised for growth despite headwinds. EMS sector benefits from policy changes. Metals, especially aluminium producers, are strong. KEI Industries requires patience. Investors can find opportunities in these sectors.
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