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Before that Solicitor General of India Tushar Mehta and Senior Counsel Amit Desai appeared for Sebi (Securities & Exchange Board of India) Buch and a WTM (whole time member) Bhatia and BSE officials Pramod Agarwal, BSE Chairman respectively and sought the court’s intervention to hear the matter expeditiously.

Trump unveiled a US Crypto Strategic Reserve, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano, aiming to make the US a crypto hub. The announcement triggered a market rally, sparking debate over its economic impact and implications for the US dollar.

RIL share price: The recent drop in RIL’s stock price occurs amidst broader market fluctuations, as global investors scale back their exposure to emerging markets due to macroeconomic uncertainties.

A Reddit user s Rs 2 crore fixed deposit query sparked debate on inflation, opportunity cost, and tax inefficiencies versus equities. While FDs offer stability, users argued equities provide better long-term returns, compounding benefits, and protection against wealth erosion.

Indian benchmark indices erased early gains amid global trade concerns, while Reliance Industries hit a five-month low. Seven Nifty50 stocks, including Bajaj Auto, Asian Paints, and SBI, touched 52-week lows amid weak investor sentiment.

Jio Financial Services share price: Shares of Jio Financial Services Ltd fell 4.3% to Rs 198.6, reaching a new 52-week low amid ongoing selling pressure. The stock has declined 42% in the past six months. Despite recent financial struggles, Jio Financial is set to join the Nifty 50 index by March s end, potentially driving passive fund inflows.

GDP growth for fiscal year 24-25 is expected to stabilize around 6.5%, driven by improved services and agriculture sectors. Although manufacturing has underperformed recently, it is anticipated to recover with supportive policies, despite global uncertainties. Government and private spending will boost growth in the final quarter.

Japan s Nikkei share average ended more than 1% higher on Monday, rebounding from a five-month low in the previous session, underpinned by Wall Street s strong finish last week and a weaker yen.

Chinese and Hong Kong stocks rebounded on Monday, recouping some of last week s losses after upbeat manufacturing data and expectation this week s key policy meetings in Beijing will bring new stimulus measures.