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More RBI rate cuts difficult this year as inflation moderates to 98-month low: SBI Research

As August inflation print likely to top 2 per cent and be closer to 2.3 per cent, a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in October looks difficult, SBI Research said on Wednesday, adding that even a…

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India’s headline inflation to average 3.5 pc this fiscal: Crisil

A Crisil report on Wednesday projected India’s headline inflation to average 3.5 per cent this fiscal (FY26) from 4.6 per cent in the last, as healthy agricultural production is expected to keep food inflation in check.

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India ‘bit recalcitrant’ on trade negotiations: US Treasury Secy Bessent

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated India has been “recalcitrant” in trade negotiations. Despite ongoing talks, the US imposed tariffs on India, including a 25% levy on Russian oil purchases, effective August 27. India’s Ministry of External Affairs criticized the…

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Motilal Oswal Financial Services invests Rs 400 crore in Zepto

Motilal Oswal Financial Services has invested Rs 400 crore in quick commerce firm Zepto, as per a stock exchange filing. This investment follows smaller stake acquisitions by Elcid Investments and MapmyIndia. These secondary transactions value Zepto at approximately $5.9 billion,…

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ECL provisioning hits SBI Cards profit; rejigged corporate spend model aimed at regaining no 2 rank

SBI Chairman Challa Sreenivasulu Setty said SBI Cards has reworked its corporate spends strategy after a year of market share loss and aims to regain the No. 2 position in spends in the credit card industry.

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India regulator rejects Anil Ambani’s settlement plea over Yes Bank investments, documents show

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How do I choose the right personal loan?
And why is there such a huge variation in interest rates?
Income Tax Returns: 4 key points salaried taxpayers should keep in mind while filing ITR
Filing ITR 2025: From reporting correct information to avoiding under-reporting of income, there are a number of things which taxpayers need to be careful about.
Postmen to get trained as mutual fund distributors in small towns: Report
The Association of Mutual Funds in India has adopted a multi-pronged approach to enhance the count of mutual fund (MF) distributors and improve financial literacy in smaller cities.
How to maximise returns with aggressive hybrid mutual funds? Find out
Aggressive hybrid funds, a type of mutual fund, allocate a minimum of 65% to equity, providing a blend of debt and equity. This approach helps in asset allocation, rebalancing, and minimising return volatility, making them ideal for new equity investors seeking better tax benefits.
ITR filing decoded: How to handle capital gains from debt mutual funds after tax overhaul
Post-April 2023 rules mean all debt, gold, and international funds redeemed in FY25 are taxed as short-term. Here’s how to segregate, report, and disclose gains in your ITR.
Understanding section 139(9): What to do when your income tax return is marked defective
Section 139(9) of the Income Tax Act outlines why income tax returns are marked defective, highlights common mistakes, specifies correction timelines, and details steps to rectify errors for smooth filing in FY 2024-25.
Can you get more than one personal loan at the same time?
A borrower can take multiple personal loans if their DTI ratio is in a comfortable range, and the credit score and report support it. Multiple loans should be taken in an emergency and managed well.
No taxable income? You may still have to file a return in these scenarios.
Not having taxable income doesn’t automatically mean you’re off the hook. The law looks at how you live, spend, and save—not just how you earn.
With interest rates on a decline, should retail investors opt for debt mutual funds over FDs? Experts speak
Given RBI rate cuts, investors stand to earn lower on fixed deposits (FDs) and savings accounts, thus incentivising them to route their funds to debt mutual funds such as liquid funds, money market funds and corporate debt funds. Read to find more
Income tax returns: Step-by-step guide on how to submit revised ITR if you made mistakes in original filing
Made mistakes in your income tax returns? Do not worry, the I-T Act allows taxpayers to file corrections by the calendar year-end. Here's a step-wise guide on when you need to file a revised ITR and how to file it.