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Trump’s tariffs could reduce India’s GDP by 0.5%, says CEA Anantha Nageswaran

India’s CEA V. Anantha Nageswaran said US President Trump’s 50% tariffs could trim India’s GDP by 0.5–0.6% this year, with greater risks if extended. The tariffs hit exports like textiles and jewellery, India’s key US markets. Still, he maintained a…

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Gabbar turns hero with GST 2.0, but why are FIIs still haunted by Trump

Despite GST 2.0’s reforms aiming to boost consumption and corporate earnings, FIIs continue selling Indian stocks, driven by Trump’s tariff concerns and global uncertainties. A significant FII exodus, reaching ₹1.4 lakh crore in 2025, persists despite domestic investor support. High…

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ixigo Group CFO targets doubling industry growth, bets on Tier-2 flyers and AI push for expansion

Can ixigo’s Tier-2 and Tier-3 focus double industry growth, will its AI-first “Project Trishul” transform profitability, and how is disciplined capital deployment driving expansion? Group CFO Saurabh Devendra Singh told ETCFO that these levers define ixigo’s next growth phase across…

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JSW, Vedanta, Adani among companies keen to buy GVK Energy’s asset

JSW Energy, Adani Power, and Vedanta are among the companies vying for GVK Energy’s 330 MW Alaknanda hydro power project in Uttarakhand, as insolvency proceedings against GVK Energy move forward

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LG Electronics set to launch Rs 15,000 crore IPO in India this October

LG Electronics is set to launch its Indian arm’s IPO in October, aiming to raise ₹15,000 crore. The offering, approved by Sebi, involves selling 15% of the local unit. This move follows a postponement due to market volatility and seeks…

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Trump ready for second stage of sanctions against Russia or its oil buyers

US President Trump expressed his readiness to escalate sanctions against Russia, signaling a potential shift towards a more assertive stance due to ongoing frustrations with the conflict in Ukraine. While he has previously threatened further sanctions, Trump has held back…

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EPFO interest credit begins: How members can check if the amount is credited to their accounts
EPFO members can see their annual interest of 8.25% for FY2025-26 in their accounts starting July 15. Here's how you can check your PF balance online.
Property registry alone doesn't prove ownership: Here's what else homebuyers need to do
Purchasing and registering a property does not guarantee legal ownership. Validity relies on the entire title chain and documentation. Mutation, while important for records, does not affect ownership rights, experts said. 
Trump's accounts sold Micron, bought Nvidia: Expert warns, ‘Don't mistake it for a strategy’
Donald Trump's investment accounts, managed by third parties, have executed over 6,100 stock trades in 2023. Notably, they sold Micron shares while acquiring Nvidia stock, highlighting a contradiction between Trump's public praise for Micron and his accounts' trading decisions.
Warren Buffett says Alphabet bet was his call, admits ‘I made a mistake…’ | Why Berkshire is betting billions now?
Warren Buffett confirmed his decision to build Berkshire Hathaway's substantial stake in Alphabet, stating he acted independently of CEO Greg Abel. 
EPFO alert: Why updating your profile photo is crucial for e-nominations and PF claims
EPFO members are urged to upload a recent profile photo on the Unified Member Portal to complete e-nominations and online claims. Here's why it matters and how to do it.
Gifting stocks to your spouse, child or friend? Check how the tax rules differ in three scenarios
Gifting stocks can trigger tax implications depending on the relationship between the donor and recipient. Transfers to close relatives are often tax-exempt, while gifts to others exceeding ₹50,000 are taxable. 
How can families preserve art, jewellery and heirlooms for future generations?
A trust can help families preserve art, jewellery and heirlooms across generations by setting clear rules on ownership, access, conservation, display, monetization and succession.
Monsoon is here: Why you're paying out of pocket for sudden illnesses despite having health insurance
Health insurance covers major hospitalisation costs, but many medical expenses, such as doctor consultations and medicines, are often paid out of pocket. Experts say financial preparedness and understanding policy coverage can help families avoid unexpected healthcare costs.
SIP returns disappointing? Here's when to stay invested and when to switch funds
Negative or muted SIP returns in the initial years are not uncommon, especially for equity mutual funds. Experts say investors should judge a fund over a full market cycle and switch only if there are signs of structural issues.
NRI tax filing: Moved abroad? Here's when you still need to file an ITR in India
Moving abroad does not end your tax obligations in India. From excess TDS and capital losses to property sales and future tax planning, here's when NRIs should file an ITR.