IndusInd Bank has initiated action to recover bonuses and possibly other compensation from its former senior leadership, including ex-CEO Sumant Kathpalia, former Deputy Managing Director Arun Khurana, and ex-CFO Gobind Jain.
IndusInd Bank has initiated action to recover bonuses and possibly other compensation from its former senior leadership, including ex-CEO Sumant Kathpalia, former Deputy Managing Director Arun Khurana, and ex-CFO Gobind Jain.
Maruti Suzuki India has announced plans to localise the production of electric vehicle (EV) components, including batteries, over the next few years as part of its strategy to strengthen the country’s EV ecosystem.
Tata Power has announced an ambitious capital expenditure plan of around ₹1.25 trillion between financial years FY26 and FY30, with a strong emphasis on expanding its clean energy footprint. The company said approximately 65% of this investment will be directed toward clean and green energy projects, underlining its commitment to sustainable power growth.
Japan-based banking major Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) is reportedly close to finalising a deal to acquire a stake in Shriram Finance, one of India’s leading non-banking financial companies (NBFCs).
The National Pension System (NPS) has expanded its investment universe, allowing pension fund managers to invest in gold and silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as well as Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs).
India’s merchandise trade deficit declined significantly in November 2025, falling to $24.53 billion — the lowest in five months — compared with a record wide $41.68 billion deficit in October. This marked improvement reflects both stronger exports and reduced import demand.
Indian-origin entrepreneurs are increasingly becoming influential architects of the AI revolution — not just in India, but at the heart of Silicon Valley’s deep-tech startup ecosystem. A Economic Times report highlights this growing trend, profiling both well-known and emerging founders who are steering innovation in artificial intelligence.
As per market veteran, stock market is not a gamble but a mathematical and disciplined art of trading. There is no place for hope or greed. Patience and understanding guide every move. Charts speak, history repeats and both boom and recession are opportunities. Others see risk; he sees openings. He avoids excitement in booms and fear in recessions. Loss does not distract him, and rules are never broken. This is not a one-day game but a lifelong art. He is not a slave to the market but a wise player who wins with knowledge, discipline and patience.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 26027.30 FII -1468.32 cr DII 1792.25 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day. Nifty opened at 25930, near our level of 25945, slipped from there up to 25905 (i.e. near our support of 25893). Buyers then advanced prices to a day high of 26047 and finally closed at 26027.
FIIs bought Rs.423 cr in Nifty futures and purchased Rs.58.17 cr in Bank Nifty.
1. FIIs net long position is @ 10.66%
2. VIX is @ 10.25 (+1.38%)
3. PCR is @ 1.23
4. FIIs sold Rs.1,468 cr in the cash segment and bought Rs.474.60 cr in index futures.
DIIs bought Rs.1,792.20 cr in the cash segment.
5. Open interest position
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