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    NSE looks beyond transaction fees to drive growth

    NSE reported a sequential decline in revenue and profit in the September quarter from previous results. The drop resulted from a 16% fall in transaction charges and reduced trading activity. NSE plans to enhance market activity through amendments to its Closing Auction Session framework expected in December. Additionally, the exchange is diversifying its offerings into commodity derivatives and digital gold products.

    AI analytics, technological upgrades to drive retail investor experience in new Samvat: NSE CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan

    Highlighting the exchange's digital initiatives, Chauhan announced major technological upgrades aimed at improving the experience of the country's growing retail investor base.

    Climate finance, trade likely to be on COP31 table

    COP31, scheduled to occur in Antalya from November 9-20, will address significant climate finance and trade issues. Discussions include the funding developed countries owe to developing nations for climate change adaptation. The African Group aims to formalize financial support strategies and assess funding needs for climate initiatives. Additionally, proposals regarding the impact of climate-related trade measures on developing countries have been put forward.

    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.

    India finalises association with Horizon Europe for research and innovation collaboration

    India has concluded negotiations with the European Union to associate with Horizon Europe for research cooperation. The agreement aims to create a long-term framework for collaborative R&D projects between India and the EU. Indian researchers will have access to European consortia and cutting-edge research infrastructure through this partnership. The collaboration seeks to deepen talent mobility and co-develop critical technologies and standards effectively.

    American midterm results will not have an impact on India-US interim trade deal: Sources

    The Democrats' sweeping victory in the US midterm elections is unlikely to affect the India-US interim trade agreement, as the pact does not require formal Congressional ratification, sources said. However, ongoing Section 301 investigations into forced labour and excess industrial capacity could influence Washington's tariff structure and the finalisation of the agreement.

    • Trump's midterm election setback may fast-track India-US trade deal within two months says founder, GTRI

      Ajay Srivastava, Founder of the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) said the election results could push Trump to focus more on trade negotiations and expedite the proposed agreement with India.

      Budget 2027–28: ASSOCHAM calls for tax reforms to boost investment, manufacturing, ease of doing business and tax certainty

      ASSOCHAM has called for a series of Direct and Indirect Tax reforms in the Union Budget 2027–28 to boost investment, strengthen domestic manufacturing, attract foreign capital and improve ease of doing business.

      India plans to cut visa categories from 13 to 9 and reduce application form fields by 70%

      In a significant turn of events, India's Union Home Ministry is undertaking a major overhaul of the country's visa system, reducing the existing 13 categories down to just 9 while revamping the application process to enhance user experience.

      Democrats' US midterm sweep may give India more room to negotiate a balanced trade deal with Trump

      Democrats' takeover of both chambers of the US Congress could ease pressure on India in trade negotiations with the Trump administration, experts said. Greater Congressional scrutiny of tariffs may create opportunities for Indian exporters, although the existing 18% tariff is unlikely to change immediately and the bilateral trade agreement could face delays.

      Sebi sets up working group to review Innovators Growth Platform framework

      SEBI has formed a working group to review Innovators Growth Platform regulations and improve capital access for startups. The panel will examine listing eligibility, fundraising, investor participation, disclosures and migration to mainboards while safeguarding investor interests.

      India-EU FTA to simplify and reinforce corporate cooperation, says Swedish Ambassador Petra Menander

      The proposed India-European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will simplify and reinforce bilateral corporate collaboration, said Sweden's Ambassador to India Petra Menander, pointing to expanded opportunities for technology transfers and joint industrial initiatives.

      Trump's midterm setback may put India under pressure for quick trade deal on US terms: GTRI

      Amid electoral challenges, US President Donald Trump is likely to ramp up pressure on India to seal a trade deal. This potential agreement would require India to decrease import tariffs on US goods while the US keeps its tariffs intact. Analysts caution that such an arrangement may breach WTO MFN principles, undermining India's trade credibility. Additionally, compromising energy security and development aspirations could have serious implications.

      RBI sets up panel with banks, market players to review financial market issues

      India's central bank has formed a technical consultative committee to engage with market participants on financial issues. This committee will include seven external members from various financial institutions and will address market infrastructure. It will examine the functioning and efficiency of money and related derivative markets. Members will assess both domestic and international developments that impact these markets.

      Kazakhstan and India sign extradition treaty to combat international crime & terror

      India and Kazakhstan have recently entered into an extradition treaty aimed at addressing cross-border crime. The treaty establishes a legal framework for the extradition of individuals wanted for criminal activities. This agreement complements existing treaties on mutual legal assistance and transfer of sentenced persons between the two nations. Increased cooperation is necessary due to growing trade, cultural exchanges, and tourism between India and Kazakhstan.

      Sebi imposes Rs 40 lakh penalty on two brokers in Axis Mutual Fund front-running case

      Securities and Exchange Board of India has imposed penalties on two stockbroking firms over regulatory violations. Woodstock Broking and Marfatia Stock Broking allowed unauthorized access to their trading terminals. This access facilitated front-running trades by Prijesh Kurani, who operated from Dubai. The investigation revealed insider information was shared regarding Axis Mutual Fund's trades. The regulatory body emphasized the importance of stringent controls over terminal access and trading infrastructure.

      NSE International Exchange begins 23.5-hour trading, extends market access across global time zones

      NSE International Exchange has introduced a 23.5-hour trading schedule, providing near-continuous market access across Asian, European and American time zones. The extended window aims to help global investors respond to international developments while strengthening GIFT City’s position as a global financial hub.

      Govt consults seed, fertiliser firms on easing regulatory hurdles

      The Indian government is engaging with agricultural companies to address regulatory challenges that affect the sector. Consultations focus on updating the Seeds Act, 1966, to align with modern agricultural technology. Industry representatives have pointed out delays in approvals and licensing processes that hinder market access.

      Sebi issues rules for depositary receipts on REITs, InvITs units

      India's market regulator has unveiled a new framework enabling foreign investors to invest in REITs and InvITs, aiming to boost foreign capital in these sectors. To issue depositary receipts, REITs and InvITs must gain approvals from both local and international exchanges, requiring a minimum of 75% consent from unitholders for any fresh offerings. Currently, established REITs and InvITs in India are already open to foreign investments under certain regulations.

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