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Stock options trading settlement scheme 2024 â€“ a never ending saga?

It will soon be a decade since these transactions took place but there is no sign of the issue attaining closure. There are lessons in it for future cases

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Gold rebounds on dollar retreat as Fed still seen cutting rates

On Wednesday, gold prices increased due to a weaker dollar. Investors maintained expectations of a June rate cut by the Federal Reserve despite high U.S. inflation. Geopolitical tensions also supported gold#39;s safe-haven appeal.

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Coal India stock looks attractive to Jefferies with 27% upside potential

Coal India#39;s recent volume growth trajectory has seen an improvement, and is better suited to feed India#39;s rising power demand, per Jefferies.

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Daily Voice: Volatility in smallcaps likely to increase, says Siddharth Bothra of Ambit

After the strong earnings over FY23-24, growth in FY25 is likely to be muted, in mid-teens, says Siddharth Bothra of Ambit Asset Management

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ITC shares in focus as ICICI Pru MF, Government of Singapore pick up stakes

Nippon India MF, DSP MF, SBI MF, Max Life Insurance Company and Kotak Mahindra MF bought some of the ITC shares offloaded by BAT.

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Short Call | Time to get rich from junk stocks is over; eye on REC, Macrotech, Whirlpool, ITC, Jubilant Food

Investors wonâ€™t be willing to overpay just on the basis of some fancy story, they would rather wait for the story to start reflecting in the earnings

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Income Tax Rules 2026: Will there be changes in tax slabs from 1 April 2026? All FAQs answered
New Income Tax Rules, 2026: With the New Income Tax Rules 2026 being published by the government, buzz about a changed income tax slabs is in the air. Read on to find out if there will be any changes in the income tax slabs from 1 April, 2026.
Income tax refund still pending? Here's why it may be delayed and what happens next
The deadline for filing income tax returns for assessment year 2025-26 was extended to September 15, 2025. Many taxpayers are still waiting for refunds. Here's why it may be delayed and what happens next.
Iran war: How to rebalance your portfolio and manage risk in volatile markets
Before making any changes to their portfolio, investors should evaluate their financial goals, risk appetite, return expectations, and current asset allocation. Any restructuring should be considered only after a thorough review of these factors.
Middle-East crisis: Why G-Secs and AAA bonds may shield your portfolio in uncertain times
In uncertain environments, investors tend to move up the credit curve rather than down it. This means preference shifts towards issuers such as public sector undertakings, large financial institutions, and well capitalised corporates.
RBI moves to prevent banks from mis-selling financial products: How will it protect customers?
The RBI directions to banks include obtaining the customer’s explicit consent, ensuring product suitability for the customer before it is marketed, and giving a refund with compensation where mis-selling is established.
Middle East conflict unlikely to hurt Indian economy's structural strength, says Radhika Rao of DBS Bank
Rao said escalating tensions in the Middle East and resultant risks from pipeline inflationary pressure indicated that the RBI's monetary policy committee would prefer to keep the repo rate unchanged.
Should you pause your SIP amid market volatility? Here’s what experts advise
Continuing your SIP during market volatility helps build wealth through disciplined investing and rupee-cost averaging, ensuring long-term growth while navigating market fluctuations. It will enhance returns over time.
Finance Ministry notifies new Income-Tax Rules 2026 — Here's what changes for you from 1 April
The Finance Ministry on 20 March notified the Central Board of Direct Taxes' new Income-Tax Rules 2026. Here's what this means for taxpayers and how the changes impact you with effect from 1 April 2026.
7 costly financial mistakes young professionals make and how to avoid them
Financial mistakes young professionals make include overspending, delaying investments, and poor planning, highlighting the importance of disciplined saving, early investing, and smart money habits for long-term financial stability.
Inside Sebi’s accredited investor push—and why it matters now
India’s accredited investor base has more than tripled in under a year, now accounting for 30% of AIF investments, as Sebi expands access to high-risk, high-return opportunities.