The Centre maintained a tight grip on the fiscal situation in Q1FY27, with the fiscal deficit at 18.2% of the full-year target. Strong capital expenditure and net tax revenues helped keep the deficit within target, despite disruptions and commodity price increases.
India’s first REIT index fund, launched by Edelweiss Mutual Fund, is set to launch in August 2026. This fund provides investors with a unique opportunity to diversify their portfolios and tap into the growing real estate market in India. With a tax-efficient route to investing in REITs, this fund is an attractive option for investors seeking steady income and long-term growth.
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India’s capital expenditure has shown a strong 23% growth in the April-June quarter, but the fiscal deficit has risen 9%. The Centre’s fiscal deficit reached 18.2% of the annual target, with net tax revenue growing 17.8%. Investors and policymakers are closely monitoring the situation, recommending necessary steps to mitigate potential risks.
India’s bond market has experienced its first monthly loss in four months due to rising oil prices and Treasury yields. The sector’s performance is expected to remain volatile in the coming months as lenders prepare for perpetual bond call options.
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries reports a 27% rise in quarterly profit, driven by strong demand for its high-margin specialty medicines. The company’s strategic expansion into the US market through acquisitions is expected to drive future growth.
Discover the latest ownership shift in Nifty 50 stocks, with domestic institutional investors increasing their stakes to a record high of 25.9%. Learn how this trend affects the Indian market and what it means for investors.
Capital Group has made a significant investment in IIFL Finance, a prominent non-banking financial company in India, by acquiring a 1.54% stake for ₹374 crore. The investment is expected to have a positive impact on IIFL Finance’s growth and performance.
India’s margin debt boom has echoes of South Korea’s leverage trap, which led to economic instability. Retail investors are taking on significant debt to buy stocks at stretched valuations, with a disproportionate amount of margin debt bypassing large-cap blue chips.
Expert panel discussion highlights the importance of prioritizing people in urban development planning, emphasizing the need for public participation, collaborative efforts, and inclusive planning to create more sustainable and livable cities.
