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India's atomic power sector is undergoing an opening for investors. Individuals seeking entry into this field will likely face scrutiny regarding a specific ability: safeguarding critical infrastructure.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is expanding its presence in India's deal landscape. The firm is making inroads into the market segment of government share sales, a corner previously considered nearly exclusive to local finance giants.

India's economic activity remained subdued in August according to a flash survey by HSBC Holdings Plc. The slowdown was primarily driven by manufacturing, though this decline was partially offset by slight growth observed in the services sector.

Asian shares showed mixed performance following losses on Wall Street, as a U.S. Treasury plan to boost government debt buybacks had only limited capacity to calm markets. The latest climb in bond yields has weighed on share prices, despite the announcement that the repurchase program could be larger. Global movements included oil falling slightly and major US indices dropping.

Deputy Governor Poonam Gupta stated that India's economic growth may reach closer to 7% in the financial year through March. This projected pace is stronger than the central bank’s existing 6.7% forecast from the RBI. Such a rate would maintain India among the world's fastest-growing major economies.

The Trump administration plans to impose an unprecedented level of economic warfare and isolation on Iran, aiming to end its nuclear program and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This effort follows decades of sanctions and is being promoted by officials who are strategizing for a capitulation from Tehran. The Treasury Secretary warned that the U.S. government would put full might against nations and companies conducting business with Iran, including major buyers like China and India.

India bond traders reacted negatively following the release of surprisingly hawkish minutes by the RBI. Furthermore, yields could potentially drift higher due to fading inflows from the foreign-currency deposit scheme.

India’s securities regulator issued an interim order against a JPMorgan Chase & Co. unit in record time. Market watchers suggest this rapid action serves as a warning that could deter attempts to manipulate the country's new closing stock auction.

India’s troubled SpiceJet reportedly secured a last-minute break. Additionally, the newsletter mentions that a food safety regulator is taking action.

Homegrown private credit firms are gaining market share by taking lending deals from global funds within India. These local firms are achieving this due to having larger capital pools and a growing interest in bigger transactions.

Raw sugar climbed to its highest level in over a year. This increase was driven by signs of buying interest in India, amid expectations that the country may ease import duties due to tight supplies.

Three portfolio companies of Singapore's state investor Temasek in India have seen their listings jump over 30% this week. This surge occurred following contrarian bets placed on the country.

The topic 'Asia Investors Sour on India Despite Inflows' was featured in an episode of 'Insight with Haslinda Amin'. The news program, which sources content from Bloomberg, features discussions among prominent leaders across various sectors such as business, finance, politics, and culture.

Ashok Leyland MD & CEO Shenu Agarwal discussed how sustained oil strength could reshape demand, costs, and opportunities for the commercial vehicle maker. He also talked about positioning the company at a critical juncture in its Middle Eastern journey.

Madhur Mehta, an Indian national living in Seattle who moved to the US in 2021, detailed how visa uncertainty has created significant emotional strain despite professional achievements. Although he received H-1B approval in 2026 and secured a Program Manager role at Amazon, his concerns about government changes to visa rules make him feel insecure about major life plans like buying a home or starting a family.

India's new listings are highlighted as sparkling and promising for IPO-Bound NSE. Furthermore, a gauge tracking recent BSE mainboard listings has reportedly climbed 16% this year, reaching a record level.

Governor Sanjay Malhotra stated that the Reserve Bank of India's net short forward-dollar position is "very manageable." He attributed this stability to earlier liquidity swaps and recent measures taken by the bank to bolster the balance of payments.

India's monsoon crop planting has largely recovered after receiving normal July rains. These rains helped offset conditions from a dry June, which was described as the driest in 12 years. If precipitation continues, this situation could potentially ease food inflation.

India has been ranked as Asia’s least-preferred stock market, having replaced Indonesia in a Bank of America Corp. poll. This finding came from a survey conducted among fund managers and indicates growing caution regarding the market's performance.

A fire occurred in a hotel located in Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal state. The blaze resulted in at least nine deaths and injured six other people.

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath, described as an outspoken Hindu monk, is associated with remaking India’s biggest state. He is viewed as a leading contender for succeeding Narendra Modi.

A chaotic start to India’s push for closing share-price discovery is hurting BSE Ltd. Consequently, some analysts are questioning the growth outlook for Asia’s oldest exchange operator.

According to Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Shirish Chandra Murmu, India's rapid adoption of digital payments has not reduced demand for cash. This continued reliance on currency makes it difficult to accurately predict how much money will be needed.

India has initiated consultations with the US at the World Trade Organization regarding tariffs imposed by the White House on quartz products. This action adds to existing friction between the two countries, which currently lack a trade deal.

A sudden decision by India’s central bank (RBI) to end a special incentive for attracting foreign-currency deposits was made ahead of schedule. This move caught bankers, economists, and traders off guard, raising questions about the effectiveness of its communication with market participants.

India, the world's second-largest sugar producer, is considering cutting its import duty on the commodity. This policy change aims to help curb domestic prices that have recently climbed to a record high.

The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (NSE), which operates the world’s largest derivatives exchange by trading volume, is planning an initial public offering (IPO). According to people familiar with the matter, NSE is seeking a valuation of as much as 5.26 trillion rupees or $55 billion.

BHP CEO Brandon Craig stated that China's iron ore demand remains steady, supported by manufacturing activity. He also suggested that stronger Indian demand for metallurgical coal should support the market. These comments were made during an appearance with Haidi Stoud-Watts on Insight.

Traders are reducing bets on gains for the Indian Rupee and short-term bonds following India’s decision to close early a special window. This action was implemented to draw foreign-currency deposits, catching market participants off guard.

Indian IPOs are performing strongly despite Nifty losing momentum. The primary market is accelerating, with eight of the past ten Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) demonstrating strong investor demand.

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. plans to invest up to 2 billion rupees ($21 million) to establish coal and mineral trading platforms. This initiative is set to boost price discovery and improve transparency within the domestic market. The plan follows the government's decision to open up these sectors.

The finance minister announced that India plans to establish a high-powered committee soon. This committee will be responsible for recommending how the banking sector must evolve. These recommendations are designed to support the country's transformation into a developed economy within two decades.

A stampede occurred at a Hindu temple in eastern India's Bihar state. The incident resulted in seven devotees being killed and more than a dozen individuals sustaining injuries.

Shorter-tenor India bond yields surged following an announcement that the central bank will close a special dollar deposit window for overseas residents. This closure is scheduled to happen one month earlier than originally planned.

Singapore-based Sembcorp Industries Ltd. is preparing to file for an initial public offering (IPO) of its Indian unit, Sembcorp Green Infra Ltd.. This IPO could potentially raise as much as $500 million.

Despite administrative hurdles, shipments of silver into India are increasing. Traders plan to capitalize on attractive premiums after imports were disrupted by a new licensing regime.

Sweltering nights in India have exposed a power crunch. The increase in evening temperatures and subsequent air conditioning demand has created a notable gap within the renewable energy supply.

Facing prolonged uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz—a key waterway for 90% of its LPG imports—India has directed its state companies and private refiners to prepare for a sharp increase in cooking gas production. This effort aims to bolster domestic supplies, as global supply routes are affected by the ongoing situation with Iran.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that India's decades-long Maoist insurgency is nearing its conclusion. However, he issued a warning that the country faces a new battle against ideological supporters of the movement, whom he referred to as “dimagi Naxals.”

Narendra Modi renewed his pledge during an Independence Day speech to develop India into a developed nation within two decades. His administration's growth push is also focused specifically on the youth.