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    NSE overhauls closing price discovery, changes F&O expiry settlement rules from December 7

    The NSE has announced changes to the Closing Auction Session (CAS) in the equity cash segment and trading rules in the equity derivatives segment, effective December 7, 2026. In two circulars issued on November 6.

    Democrats made gains in the US Midterms. Could four states change how America elects its President? The 2028 Math explained

    Democrats’ gains in the US Midterms could give a long-running popular vote campaign a new opening. Four states have enough electoral votes to push the proposal over the line if they all join. A change could reach the 2028 election, but state lawmakers and the courts could have a say first.

    Gold taxation explained: How much tax you pay on selling physical gold, ETFs, fund of funds and SGBs

    Tax on capital gains from gold investment: Investing in gold can yield gains, but investors must be informed about the associated tax liabilities. Different types of gold investments, including physical gold, ETFs, and FoFs, have varying tax implications. Gold held for less than 24 months generates short-term capital gains, while long-term gains apply to gold held longer. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) have specific tax exemptions if held until maturity, which investors should note.

    Festive stocking drives 36% jump in TReDS volumes as small businesses seek working capital

    The five platforms operating under the Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS) financed invoices worth Rs 75,788 crore in August and September, a 36% increase from Rs 55,549 crore in the same months last year, according to RBI data.

    Top gold funds with highest risk-adjusted returns. Check Sharpe ratio and 3-year returns
    LTCG tax relief for these mutual fund investors proposed by SEBI; know how switching funds for portfolio rebalancing can save tax

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has put forth a proposal to exempt long-term capital gains tax for investors who switch mutual funds. This change if accepted by the government would enable individuals to adjust their portfolios without facing tax penalties, promoting more strategic reinvestment.

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