Neha Kapoor edits the Business and Economy sections. She covers companies, markets, banking, budgets, inflation and economic policy, translating official data and regulatory announcements into short, clear reports.
Neha prioritises primary sources such as regulatory filings, official statistics and company disclosures, and flags clearly when figures are provisional or estimates.
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Big technology earnings could set the tone for global markets
Results from major technology companies may show whether cloud growth and AI spending can support the valuations investors have built into the sector.
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Global shares rise ahead of a packed central-bank week
Stocks advanced as investors prepared for interest-rate meetings, earnings reports and economic data across major economies.
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India’s rupee and bonds face pressure from oil and Fed signals
Currency and bond markets are sensitive to elevated crude prices and the US Federal Reserve outlook, with inflation risks affecting investor…
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Strait of Hormuz disruption leaves energy traders cautious
Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain below normal levels, keeping global energy supply risks and shipping costs in focus.
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Dalmia Bharat reports a quarterly loss after margin pressure
Dalmia Bharat posted a September-quarter loss compared with a profit a year earlier, as weaker operating performance weighed on its shares.
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Small-cap shares outperform as Indian benchmarks pause
Indian small-cap stocks gained while the main indexes were nearly flat, showing a mixed market picture amid oil and interest-rate uncertainty.
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Indian IT shares slip after Infosys trims growth guidance
The information technology index fell after Infosys lowered its annual revenue-growth outlook, tempering optimism about the sector’s recovery.
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Indian stocks edge lower as expensive oil weighs on sentiment
The Sensex and Nifty were slightly weaker as Brent stayed near a six-month high and investors waited for the US Federal Reserve decision.
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Dalmia Bharat swings to quarterly loss
Dalmia Bharat reported a net loss of ₹205 crore for the September quarter, compared with a profit a year earlier.
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Tata boardroom dispute raises questions over a proposed reappointment
Noel Tata has challenged a planned board reappointment and sought clarity over whether a reported business relationship was properly disclosed.
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Tata Consumer shares rise after stronger quarterly earnings
Tata Consumer Products advanced after reporting quarterly results that exceeded expectations, drawing investor attention to consumer-sector…
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India’s business growth reaches a four-month high
October business activity accelerated to its strongest pace in four months, led by new orders and services.
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Online shopping competition intensifies beyond metro markets
Value-focused platforms are competing for customers outside major cities, where delivery costs and price-sensitive shopping shape the e-commerce race.
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India’s business activity reaches a four-month growth high
A preliminary October survey showed stronger business growth, while hiring remained subdued.
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RBI warns of food inflation risks from weather and conflict
The Reserve Bank of India has flagged rising food-price pressure linked to supply disruptions, West Asia tensions and possible El Niño effects.
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Jio Platforms IPO draws bids over 13 times the shares offered
Investor demand surged for the public issue on its final day of bidding.
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Indian firms secure more than ₹11,000 crore in new orders
Companies across defence, power, infrastructure and construction reported sizeable contract wins this week.
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US market indexes finish lower after oil rally
Major US indexes ended lower as rising oil and bond yields pressured shares, while investors looked ahead to a busy week of earnings and Federal…
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Meta’s AI expansion weighs on free cash flow
Meta reported a quarterly cash outflow as spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure accelerated, renewing investor questions about the cost…
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French bond yields rise as budget concerns unsettle investors
Investors are demanding higher returns on French government debt amid political uncertainty, large deficits and questions about the country’s fiscal…
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Global stocks retreat as oil prices climb
Rising crude prices and Middle East tensions weighed on global markets, while technology valuations added to investor caution at the end of the week.
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Barclays plans 5,000 job cuts as AI spending grows
Barclays plans to reduce its workforce by about 5,000 roles as large companies redirect resources toward automation and artificial intelligence…
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Kotak Mahindra Bank posts 29% quarterly profit growth
Kotak Mahindra Bank reported a 29.48% year-on-year increase in September-quarter net profit, alongside stronger net interest income and improved…
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JK Cement reports higher quarterly profit and revenue
JK Cement posted a 7.8% year-on-year rise in second-quarter profit as revenue grew, while its paints business plans a ₹130 crore plant in Telangana.
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EAAA India Alternatives secures ₹360 crore from anchor investors
EAAA India Alternatives raised ₹360 crore from anchor investors ahead of a ₹1,200 crore public offering scheduled to open later this month.
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French government borrowing costs reach a 24-year high
French bond yields have climbed to levels last seen in 2002 as investors weigh political uncertainty, large deficits and the outlook for public…
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India’s capex pipeline approaches ₹100 lakh crore
Two sectors account for most of India’s nearly ₹100 lakh crore capital-expenditure pipeline, with technology services projects seeing a sharp rise in…
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British retail sales slip as households cut spending
Retail sales in Great Britain fell in September, with weaker clothing purchases and lower consumer confidence pointing to continued pressure on…
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Brent crude climbs above $115 amid supply fears
Brent crude rose above $115 a barrel as traders priced in risks to Gulf shipping and energy infrastructure, reviving concerns about inflation.
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India’s domestic demand supports economic momentum
India’s economy continues to draw support from household spending and services activity, though inflation, geopolitical tensions and volatile markets…