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The Reserve Bank of India has granted EbixCash World Money a perpetual Authorised Dealer Category-II license. This allows the company to process trade-related remittances of up to ₹25 lakh per transaction, helping it compete directly with banks in serving MSME exporters and importers.

Mukand Limited reported a significant jump in standalone profit after tax to Rs 634.69 crore for FY 2025-26, boosted by a land sale surplus. The company also recommended a 30% dividend, including a special Re 1 payout.

Mirae Asset Sharekhan has identified Bank of India, CAMS, Bharti Airtel, and PFC as focus stocks for July 21, 2026. These selections are based on technical chart patterns and price trends. Investors should note that technical recommendations rely on short-term indicators, which may differ from the long-term fundamental value of these companies.

Grand Foundry Ltd is changing its name to Tikona Communication Limited and pivoting to telecom. The company reported a profit before tax of ₹0.18 crore for FY26, reversing a previous loss. Shareholders will vote on a ₹3,000 crore borrowing limit at an EGM on August 13, 2026.

MTAR Technologies shares hit the lower circuit for the fourth straight session, extending a 35% monthly decline. The drop follows global weakness in AI-related equities and specifically reflects the performance of Bloom Energy, a key international partner. Investors are now focused on how the company's order pipeline and future earnings growth will hold up against this global market trend.

HDFC Bank and Axis Bank shares fell sharply on Monday following quarterly results that raised concerns about net interest margins. The decline weighed on the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50, as investors reacted to pressure on bank profitability amid broader market uncertainty.

A methane-related explosion at NHPC's under-construction Teesta Stage-VI hydroelectric project in Sikkim has resulted in seven confirmed deaths. Rescue teams are struggling to reach 18 trapped workers due to toxic gas and poor tunnel conditions, which may impact project timelines and safety oversight.

Aditya Birla Capital has invested ₹123.89 crore into Aditya Birla Health Insurance through a rights issue to meet solvency requirements. The stake remains unchanged at 45.89% following the transaction. This capital injection helps the insurer stay compliant with regulatory norms while supporting its growth in the health insurance sector.












Smaller private lenders are pursuing partnerships with larger banks in GIFT City to attract FCNR(B) deposits from NRIs. By utilizing Stand-by Letters of Credit, these banks aim to overcome their lack of overseas branches and offer competitive interest rates to capture dollar liquidity.
Fintech firm Revolut has reached a $115 billion valuation following a secondary share sale, up from $75 billion in September. This shift highlights the company's rapid growth compared to traditional banks, though regulatory scrutiny remains a key monitorable.
Fintech firm EbixCash has received a perpetual AD-II license from the RBI, allowing it to process international trade remittances up to ₹25 lakh per transaction. This regulatory approval enables the company to provide payment services directly to MSMEs, challenging a space traditionally held by banks. Investors should track how the firm integrates this license with its existing physical network across 70 cities.
Foreign banks operating in India have passed on Reserve Bank of India (RBI) interest rate cuts to borrowers and depositors more quickly than public and private sector banks. Recent data shows international lenders reduced lending rates on new loans by 1.24 percentage points compared to 0.66 percentage points for public sector banks. This trend highlights differences in how various bank groups manage their margins and liquidity during policy easing cycles.
IndusInd Bank reported stronger-than-expected June quarter results as falling funding costs improved profitability. This performance has prompted analysts to re-evaluate their outlook for the private lender. Investors will now monitor if the bank can maintain this profit margin improvement in the upcoming quarters.

































US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $75.7 million in net inflows last week, marking two consecutive weeks of positive momentum. This shift helps break a nearly two-month period of investor exits, though macroeconomic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions remain key factors for institutional capital.
Bitcoin prices dipped 1.63% to $63,499 as rising crude oil prices and US-Iran tensions fueled inflation worries. Despite the drop, spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $290 million in inflows over the last two sessions, signaling continued institutional interest. For investors, the focus remains on whether these inflows can provide a floor against further volatility.
Pakistan's plan to formalize digital assets faces uncertainty after a leading Islamic seminary ruled that cryptocurrency payments are not allowed under Islamic law. The regulator is now seeking clarity to differentiate between speculative tokens and asset-backed digital instruments. This development may impact the nation's efforts to integrate digital finance into its economy and affect future regulatory frameworks.
Japan has officially upgraded cryptocurrency to 'financial assets,' shifting them from the Payment Services Act to a stricter regulatory framework. This change aims to curb insider trading and increase penalties for unregistered platforms, directly impacting how digital assets are traded in the country.
Indian crypto traders are moving toward futures and derivatives to avoid the 1% TDS on spot trades. While these instruments now dominate market volume, data suggests that about 70% of participants are experiencing losses. The lack of direct oversight by SEBI or the RBI creates significant risks for retail investors, including potential exposure to high leverage.

France reported 5,764 excess deaths following a severe June heatwave, marking the highest mortality surge since 2003. With the Paris region facing an 80% spike in unexpected fatalities, the crisis highlights the growing economic and infrastructure challenges posed by extreme weather patterns in Europe.
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories reported a significant decline in its June quarter profit, missing market expectations. The company cited a provision for Semaglutide API as a key reason for the sharp contraction in margins. This weak performance, combined with broader concerns over potential U.S. tariffs on generic drugs, has dampened investor sentiment in the pharmaceutical sector.
Indian residents sent $2.39 billion abroad in May 2026 via the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, a 3.6% annual rise. While overall outflows increased, higher demand for foreign equity and debt investments contrasted with a slowdown in spending on overseas travel and education.
Financial resource flow to India's commercial sector climbed 148% to ₹7.73 lakh crore in Q1FY27. Companies are increasingly choosing bank credit over bond market issuance due to tighter conditions in the debt market. This shift highlights a change in how Indian businesses are financing their operations compared to the previous fiscal year.
The UN's 2026 report shows global hunger affecting 645 million people, a slight improvement but still far from the 2030 'Zero Hunger' goal. Africa has overtaken Asia with the highest hunger rates, driven by climate shocks and conflict. This persistence of food insecurity highlights significant affordability challenges and supply chain risks for global agricultural and food processing markets.









The Ministry of Coal has launched a ₹40,000 crore fund to scientifically close and repurpose coal mines across India. This initiative aims to restore ecological balance and support community development in mining regions. Investors may monitor how this shift impacts the operations and long-term liabilities of major coal-producing companies like Coal India and Singareni Collieries.
The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings for heavy rainfall in West Bengal’s coastal regions through July 24, with more rain expected in northern districts later. Investors in sectors like tea, agriculture, and logistics may monitor weather impacts on operations and supply chains in these areas.
The National Green Tribunal has expressed dissatisfaction with the Delhi Jal Board for failing to enforce groundwater monitoring in 393 hotels and guest houses. This regulatory delay highlights challenges in water management enforcement for the city's utility provider.
UN climate head Simon Stiell is calling for an overhaul of COP negotiation processes as the world faces a potential 5-degree Celsius temperature rise. With COP31 in Turkey approaching, the focus is shifting from broad pledges to the technical implementation of climate commitments and clean energy targets.
New research shows Africa's wildfire season has contracted over the past three decades due to delayed dry seasons and increased early rainfall. The study highlights that the timing of precipitation is a more critical factor for fire risk than total rainfall volume alone, offering new insights for climate forecasting and land management strategies across the continent.





















Jammu and Kashmir Police have detained over 1,000 individuals suspected of providing support to militant networks following the killing of a policeman in Anantnag. The operation targets logistics and financial support systems across six districts. Investors and local stakeholders are monitoring the security situation for its potential impact on regional stability and infrastructure projects.
A U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked a New York City law that would have forced ride-hailing companies to give drivers 14 days' notice before deactivation. The court ruled the legislation likely unconstitutional, as it limits the companies' ability to manage platform safety. This decision halts enforcement of the policy that was set to begin on July 28.
A UK court has convicted Jogesh and Meenakshi Bhandari for a multi-million-pound PPE fraud during the COVID-19 pandemic. The couple misled businesses with false promises of glove supplies to fund a lavish lifestyle. Sentencing is scheduled for August 21.
The Supreme Court has refused to take suo motu action regarding alleged police violence during recent student protests in Delhi. The demonstrations, led by the CJP, focus on demands for National Testing Agency (NTA) reforms and the resignation of the Union Education Minister.
The Supreme Court has directed states and Union Territories to consider raising the judicial retirement age from 60 to 61 as an interim step. This move aims to address career stagnation in the subordinate judiciary while a broader national decision on a 62-year retirement age remains pending. States must consult their respective High Courts and provide a decision within two weeks.













Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar) chief Sharad Pawar met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. This interaction has raised questions about opposition unity ahead of the upcoming Monsoon Session, particularly regarding potential support for the government's Delimitation Bill.
Union Minister Chirag Paswan stated the government is open to dialogue with students protesting exam irregularities. The Minister emphasized the administration's commitment to resolving concerns while urging opposition parties to pursue parliamentary debate instead of protests.
Analysis of 2011-2021 Indian STEM Olympiad medalists shows a strong trend of top performers moving to international universities and global technology companies. While these students often begin their education at top Indian institutions, the shift suggests a growing preference for foreign research environments and professional opportunities in high-tech industries.
Veteran activist Anna Hazare has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to initiate dialogue with protesting students regarding exam paper leaks and unemployment. The appeal follows recent violence during the 'Chalo Sansad' march, where protestors demanded accountability for systemic irregularities in competitive examinations.
Tensions reached a peak on July 20 as student protests in Delhi intensified, following a series of controversies involving the NEET examination and CBSE evaluation processes. These events highlight a growing crisis of trust in India's central testing agencies and mounting pressure for systemic reforms in the education sector.















Sobha Limited reported record pre-sales of ₹3,660 crore in the first quarter of FY27, a 76% increase compared to the same period last year. This growth was driven by high demand for premium properties in Bengaluru and the National Capital Region. Investors are tracking how these sales translate into cash flow and whether the company can maintain this momentum amidst high property prices.
Smartworks Coworking turned profitable in the June 2026 quarter, reporting a net profit of ₹13.14 crore compared to a loss of ₹4.19 crore last year. Revenue rose 44% to ₹559.66 crore, fueled by enterprise demand for managed office spaces across India and Singapore. Investors may track whether the company can maintain these margins as it continues to expand its 16.9 million square foot portfolio.
India's real estate sector is growing, supported by genuine homebuyer demand rather than speculation. Major infrastructure projects and a surge in premium housing sales are driving this trend. Investors should track how developers manage affordability and new project execution to sustain this momentum.
The Supreme Court has ordered Parsvnath Developers to clear pending dues with 12% interest within one week. This directive, following a long-delayed project in Gurugram, underscores the court's stance on enforcing consumer rights against real estate developers, even when insolvency proceedings are underway.
Macrotech Developers shares traded 2.08% lower at ₹1,174 on Wednesday despite reporting a 23.61% rise in annual net profit. Investors are weighing this performance ahead of the company's upcoming June quarter results scheduled for July 24.



















Kylian Mbappé has become the first player to win the World Cup Golden Boot twice, finishing the tournament with 10 goals. He outperformed Lionel Messi, who ended his campaign with eight goals. This historic achievement highlights Mbappé's consistency at the highest level of international football.
Indian badminton icon PV Sindhu secured her maiden Japan Open Super 750 title by defeating Akane Yamaguchi in straight games. The win marks her first major tournament victory in over a year and a half. Investors and followers of sports-based brand endorsements may note this return to form as it boosts her profile for future commercial partnerships.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) reported revenues of approximately $1.3 billion for the 2024-25 fiscal year. This financial strength, largely driven by the Indian Premier League (IPL), solidifies its position as the wealthiest cricket board globally. The data highlights how domestic league success has become the bedrock of the board's financial empire and its influence in global cricket governance.
Former India U-19 cricketer and Jaffna Kings co-owner Manjot Kalra has been remanded in Sri Lanka following bribery allegations. The investigation concerns an attempted inducement of players ahead of the Lanka Premier League season. Sri Lanka Cricket has confirmed that the tournament will proceed as scheduled despite the ongoing legal proceedings.
A heartfelt 2016 message from a 15-year-old Enzo Fernandez asking Lionel Messi not to retire has resurfaced as Argentina prepares to face Spain in the World Cup final. This story highlights the deep bond between the two players as they chase a second consecutive world title.

AI startup Anthropic has reached a $47 billion revenue run rate as of May 2026, according to Menlo Ventures partner Matt Murphy. This unprecedented growth, which far exceeds its $9 billion mark in 2025, highlights the rapid scale-up of AI platform providers. Investors are tracking how this revenue trajectory compares to other high-growth tech sectors like cloud computing.
Supply chain startup Groyyo has raised ₹90 crore in a Series B round, aiming to grow its revenue six-fold to ₹3,000 crore within three years. The firm plans to use these funds to expand its global manufacturing network and invest in AI-driven tools to digitize factory operations for fast-fashion brands.
Runway is holding its Grant Demo Day in Delhi on July 23 and Bengaluru on July 28 to support early-stage startups across sectors like AI and HealthTech. The event aims to help founders refine business models and secure resources, highlighting the growing influence of university-led incubation on long-term startup viability in India.
Samsung India has shortlisted 100 teams for its 'Solve for Tomorrow' program, with the top four winners set to receive a combined ₹2 crore in incubation grants. The initiative aims to foster technology-based solutions for community challenges among youth aged 14-22. Participants will receive mentorship and prototype development support from FITT-IIT Delhi to refine their ideas.
Generative AI startup Ema is reportedly in advanced talks to raise $80 million, pushing its valuation to $800 million. This potential funding reflects a rapid increase in valuation from its earlier rounds in 2024 and underscores strong venture capital interest in enterprise-focused AI tools within India.







Iran's military has deployed drones featuring an image of footballer Lamine Yamal holding a Palestinian flag. This action occurs alongside escalating regional conflict, with several Middle Eastern nations intercepting Iranian projectiles. Investors should note how geopolitical volatility in this region can impact global oil prices and supply chain stability.
Yemen's Houthi group has threatened a maritime blockade of Saudi Arabia, potentially impacting 25% of global oil shipments. For India, this raises concerns over energy import costs and disrupted trade routes to Europe. Investors should monitor crude oil price trends and shipping logistics, as a sustained blockage could strain oil marketing companies and export-oriented sectors.
Severe El Nino-driven storms in Chile have caused 10 deaths and isolated over 100,000 people. The disaster has damaged 20,000 homes and crippled essential infrastructure, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency across affected regions.
Severe flash floods in Afghanistan's Nuristan province have claimed at least 23 lives, with over 100 people reported missing. The disaster follows a series of climate-related events in the region that have intensified concerns regarding infrastructure vulnerability and economic stability in the nation.
UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell is pushing to reform the COP summit process to reduce fossil fuel industry influence. He emphasized that future summits must shift from broad debates to technical implementation of climate commitments, citing the urgency of global extreme weather events and the need for faster energy transitions.
