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US Treasury tightens sanctions on Iran’s shadow oil network, Indian firm among those targeted

The US Department of State and Department of Treasury announced new sanctions targeting Iran’s shadow oil network, naming companies and individuals across several countries, including India.

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Kotak Mahindra Bank approves 1:5 stock split. Check details

Kotak Mahindra Bank’s board has greenlit a 1:5 stock split, dividing each existing share into five. This move aims to make shares more accessible and boost trading, particularly for retail investors. The bank, celebrating its 40th foundation day, will announce…

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US sanctions, trade-deal delays drag rupee to new record low at 89.48. Down 4.6% this year, what’s next?

The Indian rupee hit a new lifetime low against the dollar on Friday, weakening to 89.48. This decline was driven by reduced risk appetite due to fading hopes of a Federal Reserve rate cut and ongoing U.S.-India trade tensions. Foreign…

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Four Labour Codes implemented in India in one of biggest workforce reforms

India has officially implemented four new Labour Codes, consolidating 29 existing laws to modernise its labor governance. This historic move, effective November 21, 2025, aims to simplify regulations, boost worker welfare, enhance safety, and align with global standards. The government…

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Foxconn to spend up to $3 billion a year on AI, chair sees China EV shakeout

Foxconn plans to invest up to three billion dollars each year in artificial intelligence. The world’s largest electronics maker anticipates a significant consolidation in China’s electric vehicle sector soon. Foxconn is also in discussions with the Japanese government regarding potential…

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Rs 90,000 crore in 90 days: One of India’s biggest IPO cycles in history produces poor listing gains

India’s primary market saw a record Rs 90,000 crore raised through 61 IPOs in 90 days. Despite strong subscriptions, many new listings delivered poor returns, with nearly half trading below their issue price. Analysts note a shift towards valuation sensitivity,…

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Festive credit trap: How discount deals quietly push you into debt
Digital shopping has evolved, with consumers using credit to finance purchases. While credit enables aspirations, it can lead to debt if mismanaged, highlighting the need for responsible financial planning.
Capital gains compliance gets a reset. Digital deposits, SEZ relief, mandatory e-closure explained
India’s CGAS overhaul modernises how taxpayers deposit and track capital gains, adds SEZ relocation coverage, widens bank access and mandates digital account closure for the first time.
How to fill up a personal loan application form? Follow these 5 steps
A clear guide to completing a personal loan application, highlighting key documents, credit score checks, accurate form filling, loan planning and final review to ensure smooth personal loan approval.
THESE 5 premium credit cards give tempting offers for card users
There are some premium cards which offer mind boggling offers but they come at a huge price i.e., high annual fee
Will a ₹60,000 credit card balance hurt my credit score?
A high credit card balance can dent your credit score, but taking a personal loan to clear it isn’t necessarily harmful. What matters is how it affects utilisation and repayment discipline.
Mutual funds: Active vs passive funds — which one should you choose and why?
Active and passive MFs: From choosing stocks to the scope of returns, they vary widely. 
Fewer fraud calls from January 2026: How Trai's 1600 number series for banks, financial firms will help check scams
The aim of rolling out the ‘1600’ number series is to enhance consumer trust, curb spam, and prevent fraudulent activities perpetrated through voice calls.
Can my insurer deny claim for not disclosing an illness that was fully resolved before taking the policy?
To invoke non-disclosure, insurers must show the condition was active when the policy was bought and medically linked to the current ailment.
Cooling-off period for personal loan cancellation: What you need to know
For personal loans, banks provide a 3 to 15-day cooling period during which the borrower can cancel the loan. Usually, there is no cancellation fee during this period.
6 factors that can pull down your credit score and how to avoid them
A declining credit score can affect loan approvals and interest rates. Understanding factors like missed payments, high credit utilisation, multiple applications, and reporting errors can help borrowers in maintain a strong credit score.