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India's retail inflation quickened to 5.54% in September 2026, driven by a 7.74% rise in food prices and widening rural-urban divergence, intensifying scrutiny on monetary policy following the recent repo rate hike.
Read this →SEBI has shifted the T+1 securities payout window to 3:30 PM while rescheduling mandatory direct credit to client demat accounts to 11 November, eliminating broker pool account risks in equity cash trades.
Read this →The UNCTAD Trade and Development Report 2026 projects global growth slowing to 2.6%, warning of trade fragmentation, high energy costs, and widening gaps across developing nations.
Read this →A regulatory panel is weighing whether individual mutual fund distributors should be permitted to hold investment adviser licences, potentially dismantling a six-year structural divide.
Read this →Depository data reveals new demat additions dropped 11.5% in September to 2.89 million, even as blockbuster IPO activity pushed quarterly account openings to a seven-quarter high of 9.04 million.
Read this →SEBI's Common Advertisement Code overhauls mutual fund marketing, replacing prior approvals with post-release filing, allowing brand-level celebrity campaigns, and enforcing PaRRVA performance audits.
Read this →The RBI Monetary Policy Committee opened its October meeting facing an intense debate over whether to lift the repo rate to 5.50% as domestic food pressures and global rate divergence test monetary stability.
Read this →The benchmark Nifty 50 and Sensex have declined for eight consecutive weeks, marking the longest losing streak since 2001. We analyze the sectoral damage, the limits of domestic institutional absorption, and valuation trends.
Read this →As SEBI mandates fresh platform warnings under Project Jagrook, understanding the structural difference between temporary market volatility and permanent capital destruction remains an investor's greatest safeguard.
Read this →The G7 has initiated an emergency release of 100 million barrels of crude and diesel through the IEA. Here is how the global distillate intervention transmits to India's trade deficit, inflation, and portfolios.
Read this →SEBI has overhauled its Document Number Verification System, mandating subject matter entry and E-Office alignment to help distributors and investors verify genuine regulatory notices.
Read this →RBI releases for September 2026 show fresh deposit yields falling to 5.67% alongside 16.9% personal credit growth, sharpening the shift in Indian household balance sheets.
Read this →Posts are written for general information and financial education. They are not investment advice and make no recommendation about any scheme. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; please read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing.