- The US has revoked India's Chabahar sanctions waiver, linking it to Iran's illicit funding networks. The move jeopardises India's Afghan access, humanitarian aid routes, and counter to China.
- US has revoked the 2018 sanctions waiver for Iran’s Chabahar port, potentially impacting India’s development and operation of the strategic terminal. India’s decade-long agreement to manage the port, a key gateway to Afghanistan and Central Asia, faces renewed challenges.
- India’s NBFCs are flush with funds, but industry leaders warn that small borrowers and low-income households remain under pressure. Affordable housing loans are shrinking, MSME credit supply lags demand, and rising asset prices are squeezing affordability. Experts say the credit cycle is normalising, with GST reforms offering some hope for relief.
- At the 13th India-UAE investment task force in Abu Dhabi, both sides reaffirmed plans to implement local currency trade, strengthen payment integration, and expand cooperation in space, maritime, and new sectors.
- In its 56th meeting on September 3, the GST Council made the recommendations relating to changes in GST tax rates.
- India's Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran expects a resolution to US-imposed tariffs within months, as trade talks intensify and exporters warn of sharp declines.
- The government has notified timelines for GSTAT appeals, offering businesses clarity, easing litigation backlogs, and promising quicker dispute resolution—seen as a major reform in India’s GST regime.
- Piyush Goyal co-chaired the 13th India-UAE investment task force in Abu Dhabi, with discussions centred on CEPA’s success, bilateral trade growth, and new opportunities in maritime, space, and high-potential sectors.
- The additional 25% tariff imposed by the US on Indian products for the country's purchases of Russian oil came into effect in August, bringing the total amount of levy on New Delhi to 50%.
- JPMorgan’s Chief India Economist Sajjid Chinoy and Head of India Equity Research Sanjay Mookim shared insights on India’s growth, inflation, fiscal policy, and equity market trends.
- Adani Group firms cleared by SEBI of Hindenburg allegations, Texmaco Rail wins ₹86.85 crore Ultratech order, Vedanta declared preferred bidder for Punnam Manganese Block, and John Cockerill India secures Tata Steel contract. Unichem Labs faces €19.5 mn EC notice, while IHCL clarifies it does not owns but only holds leasehold rights for The Pierre, New […]
- SEBI gives a clean chit to Gautam Adani, Rajesh Adani, and key Adani entities, dismissing Hindenburg’s allegations of insider trading and market manipulation.
- The company, in a filing to the BSE and NSE, clarified that it does not own the landmark property but holds leasehold rights, under which operations are continuing as usual.
- MobiKwik confirmed a technical glitch on September 11-12 led to unauthorised merchant payouts in Haryana, now largely contained. Shares of One MobiKwik Systems Ltd ended higher on Thursday (September 18) by 1.09% at ₹301.85 on the BSE.
- Biocon Biologics' Yesafili (aflibercept) — indicated for age-related macular degeneration, among others — will now be accessible to Canadian patients under the province’s public insurance system. Shares of Biocon Ltd ended higher on Thursday (September 18) by 4.25% at ₹369.40 on the NSE.
- Oil India Ltd expects the $20-billion Mozambique LNG project led by TotalEnergies to restart by year-end, with strong dividends from Russian assets.
- Vedanta has been declared the preferred bidder for the Punnam manganese block in Andhra Pradesh, a 152-hectare site at G4 exploration stage, following a state-conducted auction process.
- This comes days after the company disclosed that it received a ₹129.09-crore order from RVNL. Shares of Texmaco ended lower on Thursday (September 18) at ₹147.70, down by 1.11%, on the NSE.
- The Nifty has now advanced in 12 of the past 14 sessions, reclaiming more than 1,000 points from the recent swing low of 24,404, hit on August 29, 2025.
- The notice received on September 17— in connection with the perindopril drug case — includes a principal penalty of €13.97 million and accrued interest of €5.52 million. Unichem Labs shares ended 0.3% in the green in the session on Thursday, September 18. The stock has fallen close to 31% in 2025 so far.