Unique transaction ID to be must for OTC derivatives deals: RBI
The Reserve Bank of India will mandate unique transaction identifiers (UTIs) for all over-the-counter derivative trades starting January 1, 2027. This move aims to enhance traceability and risk monitoring for instruments like FX and interest rate derivatives. Market participants must upgrade systems for compliance, with CCIL expected to provide operational guidelines soon.
India’s steel sector gears up for primary market boom in coming months
India’s steel sector is gearing up for significant primary market activity. Over the next eight to ten months, at least ten steel producers and related firms plan to raise ₹5,000 to ₹7,000 crore through IPOs. This move is driven by improving demand and supportive government policies. Companies aim to expand capacity and enhance their financial […]
Instant redemption helps lure retail investors to liquid funds
Retail investors are shifting their savings from low-interest bank accounts to Liquid and Overnight funds, attracted by the Instant Redemption feature. This allows for quick access to funds within minutes, enabling investors to earn higher returns of 6.5% to 7% while maintaining liquidity for everyday needs and emergencies.
Not doomsday, AI will Ring in modernisation: C S Venkatakrishnan, Barclays
Barclays CEO C S Venkatakrishnan highlights India’s strong growth and digital transformation reshaping its global economic standing. He believes AI will modernize systems rather than eliminate jobs, and the world is entering a sensitive credit cycle after years of cheap borrowing, with geopolitical shifts mirroring the 1970s-80s.
Metal stocks glitter on Dalal Street, eye stronger March quarter
Indian metal stocks are performing strongly. Prices for steel and non-ferrous metals have risen significantly. This is due to increased demand, government policies, and limited supply. Steel companies are seeing better earnings. Non-ferrous producers also benefit from global price trends and a weaker rupee. The current quarter is typically strong for metal volumes.
PSU banks and capex stocks leading market gains: Dipan Mehta
Indian markets show strong performance in PSU banks, capital goods, and infrastructure. Dipan Mehta highlights PSU banks closing valuation gaps with private peers. Capital goods firms benefit from robust order books and capex cycles. FMCG stocks face caution due to slow growth. Infrastructure and engineering companies with diversified orders, like L&T, are favored.
Dilip Buildcon shares rally 4% as lowest bidder for Rs 702 crore Gujarat flood control project
Dilip Buildcon shares: The company emerged as the lowest bidder for a Rs 702-crore flood-control embankment project in Gujarat, to be executed on an EPC basis over 24 months along the Narmada River in Bharuch district.
Infosys’ AI push reassures on business strength, but valuation worries linger, says Sandip Agarwal
Indian IT firms’ robust business models, honed over decades, are well-equipped to navigate AI disruption, according to analyst Sandip Agarwal. While valuations remain a concern, the sector’s ability to reskill and adapt to client needs, coupled with significant AI opportunities, suggests resilience. Strong industry preparedness for AI implementation promises substantial revenue growth in the coming […]
Netweb Tech shares jump 4% after launch of ‘Make in India’ AI supercomputing systems powered by NVIDIA
In a bold stride towards technological advancement, Netweb Technologies India witnessed a boom in shares following the introduction of their cutting-edge AI supercomputers. The formidable Tyrone Camarero GB200 and the agile Tyrone Camarero Spark are designed to offer immense AI capabilities, leveraging the prowess of NVIDIA technology in line with the ‘Make in India’ vision.
ETMarkets PMS Talk | Gold allocation and dynamic hedging helped QAW beat Nifty in January selloff: Rishabh Nahar of Qode Advisors
Qode Advisors’ QAW strategy defied January 2026 market declines, posting a nearly 7% gain against the Nifty50’s 3% fall. Fund Manager Rishabh Nahar credits a higher gold allocation and dynamic derivative hedges for cushioning risk and generating alpha. This “all weather” approach prioritizes stability and consistent returns amid global uncertainties.