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    India’s Diwali rally has added nearly Rs 38 lakh crore to BSE-listed companies’ market value in just eight trading sessions, with the Sensex surging nearly 8,000 points and the Nifty gaining 10% to cross 25,400. The rally has been driven by aggressive FII buying of Rs 53,170 crore this month, stronger global sentiment as the AI trade cools, and robust Q2 earnings

    FIIs are back with a bang but why are stocks from only 2 sectors their favourites?

    Recently, foreign institutional investors have rekindled their enthusiasm for Indian equities, with significant investments particularly in technology and telecom sectors. Since mid-October, they've pumped $8.2 billion into the market, reversing prior selling trends. However, the financial services sector continues to struggle with considerable outflows, highlighting a trend of selective investments, while sectors like financials and FMCG are still under pressure.

    Thomas Cook India expects higher fiscal 2028 travel bookings, delays Europe summer launch

    Thomas Cook (India) anticipates a rise in passenger numbers and bookings in fiscal year 2028. The company has postponed its summer European holiday packages due to unrest and extreme weather conditions. Revenue declined in the first half, but travel demand is recovering in the ongoing third quarter. The CEO is optimistic about financial performance improving in the second half of the fiscal year.

    These 7 private and public banking stocks have an upside of up to 20% in one year, according to analyst

    When FPI money returns, there are two parts of the market that tend to draw it first: Financial services broadly, and banks within it. So the very thing that worked against these stocks when the FPIs were selling has started to work for them now that the foreigners are buying. Monday saw the first clear sign of it.

    'Mobilising $1.3 trillion annually by 2035 to require overhaul of climate finance system'

    Mobilising $1.3 trillion a year in climate finance for developing countries by 2035 is achievable, but only with a major overhaul of the global climate finance system, according to a report released by Brazil’s COP30 presidency at COP31 in Antalya. Without policy changes, annual flows are projected to reach only about $460 billion, leaving an $840 billion shortfall. The report says a combination of public and private funding, carbon markets and new taxes could raise $1.27-1.41 trillion annually by 2035. Private investment could contribute $882 billion, public sources $351-384 billion and carbon markets $40-144 billion.

    Budget 2027-28: PHDCCI urges govt to scrap LTCG tax on equities, cut STCG tax to 10%

    PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry has made recommendations for the Union Budget 2027-28. They have proposed abolishing long-term capital gains tax and reducing short-term capital gains tax rates. The chamber has also called for relaxed loan repayment norms and higher loan limits for MSMEs. They highlighted the economic significance of MSMEs in India's GDP and employment. Improved access to credit and equity support could enhance India's global manufacturing position.

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