The rupee’s slide to fresh record lows and oil above $100 has prompted the RBI to revisit crisis-era tools from 2013, including a special NRI dollar deposit window and possible tax relief for foreign bond investors. With reserves dipping and outflows rising, the central bank is exploring ways to attract fresh dollar inflows.
Five BSE 100 stocks, including Adani Power, Adani Ports, Nestle India, Cummins India and Bajaj Auto, hit fresh 52-week highs after rallying up to 40% over the past month.
Walter Schloss highlights that investing demands humility, as markets quickly expose mistakes through immediate feedback. Rather than avoiding errors, successful investors learn from them—using humility to adapt, cut losses, and refine strategies.
Indian markets closed higher as election trends boosted sentiment. Stocks such as Valor Estate, BHEL, and Vedanta surged, whereas Sun TV, Avenue Supermarts, and Kotak Bank declined.
Wall Street futures whipsawed on Monday after conflicting reports about a U.S. warship near the Strait of Hormuz heightened investor anxiety over the Middle East conflict.
The Economic Times will host the ET Alpha Wealth Summit on June 4 in Mumbai. Fund managers and market veterans like Saurabh Mukherjea, S Naren, Nilesh Shah, Vikash Khemani, Rajeev Thakkar and Rajesh Saluja will discuss future wealth creation avenues. Sessions will explore identifying opportunities in a market with fewer cheap stocks.
Milky Mist Dairy Food has raised Rs 482 crore in a Temasek-backed pre-IPO round, led by Jongsong Investments. The funding strengthens its balance sheet ahead of its planned market debut, signalling strong institutional interest in the value-added dairy brand as it accelerates expansion and prepares for listing.
Ambuja Cements Q4 results: Ambuja Cements reported a strong Q4FY26 performance with net profit rising 78% YoY to Rs 1,830 crore and revenue up 10% to its highest-ever quarterly level. The company posted record sales volumes, improved margins, and remained debt-free, even as cost pressures from fuel, logistics and currency depreciation persisted.
Capri Global Capital is targeting ₹55,000 crore in assets under management by FY28. The non-banking financial company is focusing on growth through gold loans and co-lending arrangements. This strategy aims to boost fee income while maintaining profitability. The company plans significant expansion in its gold loan branch network over the next three years.
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