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    General insurers clock 10.5% premium growth in October

    General insurance companies in India saw a 10.5% increase in gross direct premium income in October. Standalone health insurers also reported significant growth, outperforming general insurers in several areas. HDFC ERGO and SBI General led the performance among private insurers with impressive increases in premium income. Public sector insurers like National Insurance also experienced growth, though some faced declines.

    Time to shed fear and think positive? 5 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 33%

    Mid-cap stocks tend to move more than large-caps. And that works both ways. They rise faster when the market is rising, and fall harder when it is falling. Keep that in mind as the market’s mood changes for the better because oil prices are dropping and the macro worries responsible for the long sell-off are starting to go away.

    Wall Street’s $10 billion India hospital bet sparks a fight over bills

    Wall Street has poured about $10 billion into Indian hospital chains over the past five years, with investors including Blackstone, KKR, TPG and General Atlantic betting on India’s huge shortage of hospital beds and rising demand for specialised care.

    Health insurance share rises to 41% of non-life industry in FY26

    Health insurance strengthened its position as the largest segment in India’s non-life insurance industry in FY26, with its share rising to 40.8% from 38.6% a year earlier. The segment grew 15.4% to about Rs 1.4 lakh crore, outpacing the overall non-life industry growth of 9.3%, which took total gross direct premium income close to Rs 3.4 lakh crore.

    Enduring wealth, lasting wellness. People in India are living longer. Are they also living well?

    India's rising life expectancy faces a longevity paradox, with increased years not always translating to good health, compounded by rising medical inflation and low insurance penetration. Standard Chartered is bridging this gap by integrating health and wealth management through partnerships with Niva Bupa and WHOOP, focusing on proactive wellness and curated experiences for affluent clients.

    Iran war halts but missiles would echo in Q4 results: 40 stocks may report over 20% profit dip

    India's corporate earnings for the quarter ended March 2026 are feeling the economic heat from the recent Israel-US-Iran conflict. While some sectors like NBFCs and metals are set for strong growth, others, particularly oil and gas and auto, face significant profit declines due to crude price spikes and rising input costs. Investors are advised to maintain a cautious outlook.

    The Economic Times
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