Sunday, January 11, 2026
View Full ArchiveIndian stock markets have declined for the fifth consecutive day amid global trade concerns and rising U.S. tariffs.
The latest financial news and insights about India. This timeline shows summaries from our daily financial digests, providing key market updates and business intelligence.
Showing updates from Jan 4 - Jan 11
Indian stock markets have declined for the fifth consecutive day amid global trade concerns and rising U.S. tariffs.
The Indian Sensex has declined for the fifth consecutive session, reflecting investor caution amid global uncertainty.
India's defence manufacturing sector reports a record increase in order pipeline, with FY26 clearances nearly double the annual outlay, boosting medium-term visibility.
The Reserve Bank of India has proposed a three-year cooling-off period for directors of urban co-operative banks after a decade of service.
Sebi has introduced digital signatures for foreign portfolio investor registration to streamline the application process.
Banks have nearly equalized their share in India's gold loan market with non-banking financial companies, holding 49.7% as of March 2025.
India Inc is set for its strongest earnings growth in two years, despite some companies facing significant profit declines in Q3.
The Indian stock market saw a significant decline, with the Sensex dropping over 2,350 points due to trade tensions and foreign institutional investor selling.
The U.S. Supreme Court's upcoming ruling on Trump-era tariffs could significantly impact Indian markets and trade relations.
Foreign investors withdrew ₹16,848 crore from Indian markets in December, leading to declines in the FMCG and financial services sectors.
The Indian stock market's Sensex fell over 1,600 points in four days due to concerns over potential U.S. tariffs on imports.
The NSE is set to launch India's first natural gas futures contract, marking a significant development in the commodities market.
Indian equities fell for the fourth consecutive session, with Nifty slipping below 26,000 amid geopolitical tensions and FII outflows.
Indian banks are projected to show strong profitability in Q3, driven by lower deposit rates and significant credit growth.
Major investors are acquiring stakes in Inox Clean Energy, signaling growth in India's renewable energy sector.
India's state-owned refiners continue to purchase Russian oil, complicating U.S. tariff relief efforts.
The Indian government is consulting with insurers and hospitals to enhance health coverage nationwide.
Top non-banking financial companies in India are seeking RBI approval to raise retail deposits, potentially reshaping the financial landscape.
Over 97% of bank accounts in India are insured as of March 2025, reflecting a significant increase in the deposit insurance fund.
India's tax data reveals a 45.4% rise in complex income filings among Gen Z and millennials, indicating changing financial behaviors.
India's economy is projected to grow by 7.4% in the fiscal year ending March 2026, despite global trade uncertainties.
Indian equity markets declined for the third consecutive day due to profit-booking and geopolitical concerns.
Indian markets fell over 350 points amid concerns over potential US tariffs, despite positive Q3 updates.
Shares of Indian Energy Exchange surged 14% following indications of a potential rollback of proposed market coupling rules by CERC.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra emphasizes the need for better underwriting practices among NBFCs and HFCs to promote sustainable financial growth.
Small Finance Banks in India achieve a record net hiring of 26,736 jobs in FY25, leading the banking sector in employment growth.
The Payments Regulatory Board in India convenes for its first meeting to create a new regulatory framework for payment systems.
A global survey indicates that India has a high level of trust in its tax system compared to other nations.
Indian banks have reported a significant drop in gross NPAs, reaching a 10-year low, indicating improved asset quality.
Health insurers in India have achieved record claims settlements in FY25, showcasing faster processing despite lower average payouts.
US military actions in Venezuela may impact Indian companies like ONGC and Reliance Industries due to their energy interests.