Planning to save Rs 25,000 monthly? Here is how much you will generate in 25 years

A monthly SIP of Rs 25,000 invested over 25 years can help investors build a substantial corpus through disciplined investing. This analysis explains how investment horizon, expected returns and regular contributions shape long-term wealth creation, while highlighting the importance of goal-based planning before starting a SIP.

Markets eye brighter side: Sensex, Nifty recover from early losses amid IT rout

In a surprising turn of events, Indian stock markets rebounded on Friday after starting the day in the red. Traders reacted to optimistic developments surrounding a US-India trade agreement, even as apprehensions loomed over the global tech industry. Both the Nifty and Sensex climbed slightly, though the IT sector faced downturns.

Where does the capex focus lie in Union Budget 2026?

Headline capex understates the Union Budget’s infrastructure push. Adjusting for equity infusions, state and private spending, and extra-budgetary resources shows effective Centre infrastructure spending rose 18% year-on-year, led by defence, transport, housing, and water, alongside PLI and targeted tax incentives.

Global stocks, bitcoin rally, regaining some lost ground with precious metals

Global stock markets saw a strong rebound on Friday. Major indices like the Dow Jones and S&P 500 registered significant gains. Technology shares, especially chipmakers, recovered from sharp declines. Bitcoin and silver also bounced back from recent selloffs. Investors are closely watching U.S.-Iran talks and assessing economic data.

Dow closes above 50,000, Nvidia soars as traders focus on AI spending

The Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed the 50,000 mark. Chipmakers like Nvidia surged as tech giants Amazon and Alphabet announced significant investments in AI infrastructure. This spending is expected to boost AI data center development. Software companies also saw gains, recovering from recent dips. The market showed a shift with investors diversifying away from tech.