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Broker's call: BSE (Buy) - The Hindu BusinessLine

NCDEX to have more commodities for trading by the end of the year, says MD Arun Raste

Federal Bank announces strategic collaboration with NeML for enhanced e-procurement, e-auction integration

Federal Bank announces strategic collaboration with NeML for Enhanced eProcurement and eAuction Integration

Income With Respect To Contribution Received From Recognized Stock Exchange Is Eligible For Section 10 (23EC) Exemption: ITAT

The Mumbai Bench of Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) has held that the income of the assessee with respect to contributions received from recognized stock exchanges and the members thereof is...

The Implications of Market Coupling on Investments, Shareholders, and Innovation in the Power Sector

The power sector is the backbone of economic development. It attracts substantial investments and serves as an indispensable public utility. Recent discussions revolving around market coupling in the power sector have raised concerns regarding its...

Heera Gold, Still Under Investigation and Litigation Attempts a Comeback with Digital Gold

Heera Gold, the ‘halal investment’ opportunity that was described as a ‘Ponzi-like’ scheme by the capital market regulator, is back at its old game of luring people with the promise of high returns. This time, the company and its founder are hawking ‘digital gold’.

Indo Thai Commodities Suspended for 3 Months in NSEL Paired Contracts Case

Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has suspended the certificate of registration of Indore-based Indo Thai Commodities Pvt Ltd for three months for facilitating the sale of paired contracts on the now-defunct National Spot Exchange (NSEL).

Spice prices begin to simmer as erratic rainfall hits production

Jeera, the essential kitchen staple, retailed at an inflation rate of 74.1 percent and a wholesale inflation rate of 95.7 percent in June.

Note in circulation rise 8% annually to Rs 32 lakh crore, says Nirmala Sitharaman

The demand for currency depends upon several macroeconomic factors, including economic growth and level of interest rates, she said in a reply to the Lok Sabha.