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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 9:33AM IST The National Conference on Mining is set to take place in South Goa over two days. The event will involve the Centre and states discussing reforms and challenges in the mining sector. Key agenda items include launching new critical mineral auction tranches and enhancing transparency. Extensive discussions are planned with states to unlock the sector's potential and advance reforms.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 9:24AM IST Bengaluru Milk Union has announced new retail prices for Nandini ghee, butter, paneer, and Trupti milk. The revised prices will take effect starting on November 4, indicating a recent decision. Nandini ghee's pricing varies significantly based on the packaging, including a notable increase for certain sizes. In addition, the cost of butter and paneer has also been updated in this revision.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 9:22AM IST Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates Thursday: In the broader markets, the Nifty MidCap and the Nifty SmallCap advanced 1.19 per cent and 1.14 per cent, respectively

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 9:14AM IST The Securities and Exchange Board of India said on Wednesday that the revised rules, which will take effect from December 3, apply to non-resident Indians and foreign nationals

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INDIA BUSINESS | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 9:14AM IST Earlier in September, draft papers filed with the markets regulator showed the parent Coal India, which is the world's largest coal producer, was selling a 10% stake in Mahanadi Coalfields through IPO

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:57AM IST Asian markets experienced an upswing on Thursday, buoyed by a rebound in U.S. equities following the midterm elections. The Dow Jones leapt over 3% as political shifts occurred, leading to the loss of control for President Trump's party. Meanwhile, South Korea's Kospi mirrored struggles in the tech sector, particularly affecting AI stocks, while a drop in oil prices severely impacted energy firm shares.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:45AM IST During Samvat 2082 (October 21, 2025, to November 4, 2026), the mainboard IPO market saw 129 issues, which together raised 2.12 trillion.

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INDIA NEWS | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:36AM IST Seoul: A meeting between Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appears increasingly unlikely when the US president travels to Asia in November, analysts say, after he suffered a crushing midterm election defeat.Trump had said he "may" meet Kim this month and that it "would be exciting", but appeared to backtrack in October, saying, "I don't know... I'm not sure that anybody's asking for a meeting," while adding that his "relationship with Kim Jong Un is very good."Trump's focus on Kim and his scaling back of joint US-South Korean military drills have alarmed Asian allies, while sparking speculation that he is seeking a foreign policy win as his war with Iran stalls.Also Read: Trump renews push for permanent daylight saving time, urges Senate to pass Sunshine Protection ActBut Kim's powerful sister Kim Yo Jong signalled on Wednesday that there was little appetite for renewed dialogue with Washington, saying Pyongyang had "no need to sit face to face with such unreliable and hostile persons"."The choice for peace includes dialogue of course, but this is not surely equated with national interests for us," she said.Kim Yo Jong's comments came after the FBI accused North Korea of a $6 billion heist from cryptocurrency exchange Binance -- allegations she had previously slammed as "a grave political provocation".Kim's statement marked "a shift from defence to offence", said Lim Eul-chul, a professor at Kyungnam University's Institute for Far Eastern Studies in South Korea."The latest statement uses the (cyberattack) issue as an opportunity to condemn the entire US policy of pressure against North Korea," he told AFP.Also Read: Democrats' US midterm sweep may give India more room to negotiate a balanced trade deal with TrumpIn 2019, North Korea's Kim Jong Un made a 60-hour train journey home from Hanoi empty-handed after a summit with Trump collapsed.Now, the dynamic has reversed. Trump is making repeated overtures, only to be met with reluctance from Pyongyang."For Kim Jong Un, maintaining the status quo is the best option right now," Lim said.Weakened TrumpAnalysts say the North Korean leader has even less incentive to meet Trump after his Republican party suffered a thumping defeat in the US midterm elections on November 3.Voters handed control of Congress to the Democrats in a stunning rebuke to Trump, leaving him as a lame duck president for the remaining two years of his term."Trump is expected to continue pursuing top-down dialogue with North Korea", said Yang Moo-jin, former president of the South's University of North Korean Studies.But Washington's "divided government and Trump's lame-duck status will be an important variable for North Korea".Pyongyang will be sceptical of Washington's ability to deliver lasting concessions, said Michael Bosack, founding director of the Parley Policy Institute and a former UN Command official."The Kim regime is looking for substantial and durable changes in US policy towards North Korea. Right now, nothing Trump offers comes with a guarantee that it will last beyond January 2029," Bosack told AFP, referring to the date when the US president's second term ends.Kim's deepening ties with Russia and China have also strengthened his position and reduced his incentive to engage with Washington.North Korea's economy grew more than three percent for a third straight year in 2025, Seoul's central bank estimated in July, citing Pyongyang's "expansion of economic cooperation with Russia" as its major driver.Nuclear ambitionsEven if Trump and Kim agree to meet, their differences over North Korea's nuclear weapons programme remain a major obstacle to any breakthrough.Pyongyang has repeatedly made clear it is no longer prepared to discuss denuclearisation.Kim Yo Jong said in September that the country's nuclear-armed status was "absolute", calling those hoping for denuclearisation "idiots".It came as South Korea's dovish President Lee Jae Myung -- who has repeatedly offered Pyongyang talks without preconditions -- suggested Washington seek a freeze, rather than the immediate elimination, of the North's nuclear programme and offer sanctions relief in return.That approach would face significant obstacles following Trump's midterm defeat though, with Democrats committed to denuclearisation and Congress holding powers over sanctions relief."Pyongyang retains negative memories of failing to make progress in negotiations under the Biden administration because of its position that there would be no sanctions relief or dialogue without prior denuclearisation measures," Kyungnam University's Lim said.North Korea's distrust of Washington, coupled with the uncertainty surrounding any agreement with Trump, could boost its nuclear ambitions."North Korea's belief that independently advancing its nuclear arsenal, regardless of changes in US administrations or political parties, was the right and strategically sound decision will be further reinforced," Lim said.Pyongyang has carried out a flurry of weapons tests in recent weeks, including trials of cluster-bomb warheads, attack drones, a precision-guided torpedo system and an intermediate-range hypersonic missile."The development, testing and training of new weapons will become regular and routine activities," Lim predicted.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:35AM IST Gold retains longer-term support from geopolitical tensions, central-bank diversification and concerns about fiscal sustainability.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:35AM IST The performance in the month following Muhurat trading has been less consistent than the session-day trend

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:27AM IST Brent futures fell 97 cents, or 1.03% at $93.65 a barrel as of 0211 GMT, while US West Texas Intermediate crude futures were down $1.14, or 1.29%, to $86.98

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INDIA NEWS | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:15AM IST India's fireworks industry is worth an estimated 7,000 crore, yet exports remain below $1 million, or just 0.042 per cent of the global export market

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:14AM IST Following the US midterm election outcomes, significant shifts have been noted, influencing both oil prices and Asian stock markets. This week, Brent crude futures plummeted to under $100 a barrel. Democratic party wins stirred hope for resolutions to the US-Iran conflict, which may impact energy pricing. While overall stocks showed gains, South Korea's tech-heavy index suffered from regulatory worries.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:14AM IST Oil prices and stock markets reacted significantly to the recent midterm election victories by Democrats in the United States. Asian chip stocks declined alongside the dollar, indicating market volatility following the elections. Lower oil prices have resulted in a bond rally, subsequently reducing yield rates. Anticipation of increased support for renewables is driving optimism in solar supply chain stocks.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:11AM IST Coal India's Mahanadi Coalfields has just secured approval for an upcoming IPO, set to launch soon. This offering will potentially sell 661.8 million shares, which is equivalent to a 10% equity stake. As a vital player in Indias coal sector, the IPO anticipates raising $1 billion, thus valuing the unit at a remarkable $10 billion. The market's appetite for significant IPOs continues to grow, reflecting a dynamic investment landscape.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:11AM IST Coal India's Mahanadi Coalfields has just secured approval for an upcoming IPO, set to launch soon. This offering will potentially sell 661.8 million shares, which is equivalent to a 10% equity stake. As a vital player in Indias coal sector, the IPO anticipates raising $1 billion, thus valuing the unit at a remarkable $10 billion. The market's appetite for significant IPOs continues to grow, reflecting a dynamic investment landscape.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:08AM IST Investors with a long-term horizon could deploy around 40-50 per cent of their intended allocation upfront, said Siddhartha Khemka.

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INDIA COMMODITIES | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:07AM IST Gold surged 5% to cross $4,100 per ounce, marking its biggest single-day gain since mid-August. Silver also climbed past the $50 per ounce mark, rising 6%. Both precious metals staged a strong recovery from Octobers steep losses, with silver leading the gains. Lower borrowing costs and a weaker dollar provided further support to bullion prices.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:07AM IST Bharti Airtel, ONGC, Titan Company, Mahindra & Mahindra, Britannia Industries and LIC will announce their Q2 results today, among other companies

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:02AM IST Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates Thursday: In the broader markets, the Nifty MidCap and the Nifty SmallCap advanced 1.19 per cent and 1.14 per cent, respectively

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:02AM IST Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates Thursday: The GIFT Nifty indicated a gap-up open for the Nifty50 index. Asian markets were mixed; traders rotated out of semiconductor shares

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 8:00AM IST Stocks to buy, Nifty strategy: Ajit Mishra has said that Nifty will likely build a stronger base and inch towards 24,200 next, followed by 24,400-24,700. He has recommended GAIL and HAL shares to buy

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:57AM IST Certain themes and sectors such as power, defence, banking & financials, discretionary and manufacturing, among others are expected to hog the limelight in the new Samvat year, said analysts.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:56AM IST Tech analysts caution that the recent pullback in Nifty should not be considered as a trend reversal, and reckon that only a move beyond 24,780 could signal an improvement in the overall market trend.

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INDIA COMMODITIES | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:55AM IST Oil prices have been falling for several days, influenced by the outcomes of Congressional elections this week. The results may signal a lesser risk of escalating conflict with Iran, according to analysts. While some anticipate an end to the war, others remain cautious about geopolitical uncertainties. Crude shipments in the region have recovered, contributing to a surplus in the oil market.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:50AM IST Analysts expect Sensex and Nifty to reach new highs in Samvat 2083 on the back of comfort in valuations and earnings-led growth.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:50AM IST Analysts expect Sensex and Nifty to reach new highs in Samvat 2083 on the back of comfort in valuations and earnings-led growth.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:47AM IST Stocks to buy today: Jatin Gedia of Teji Mandi Investment said Hitachi Energy, KFin Technologies, and Jubilant FoodWorks are flashing bullish technical signals.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:47AM IST Vasu Baras 2026

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:46AM IST On Wednesday, Trump said he was not considering replacing Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:43AM IST Zydus Lifesciences reported a net profit of 925.5 crore for the September quarter, which declined by 26.6%. The company's revenue from operations increased by 29.2% to 7,909.6 crore during the same period. Total expenses rose significantly to 6,806.6 crore, impacting profitability. The pharmaceuticals business contributed 83% to overall sales, with revenue from India formulations at 1,884.4 crore. North America formulations reported revenue of 3,314.5 crore, highlighting strong global performance.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:42AM IST Nifty 50 could consolidate between 23,500 and 24,000 until a sustained breakout above 24,000 triggers another round of short covering.

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:36AM IST Ramayana First Installment Released Featuring Ranbir Kapoor

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INDIA NEWS | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:35AM IST Beijing: A sweeping victory for Democrats in US midterm elections this week, giving them control of Congress, presents both an opportunity and challenge for top rival China, analysts say.Here is how the outcome of the vote, which offers the Democratic Party the power to stymie President Donald Trump's maverick foreign policy, could impact the thorny relationship between Washington and Beijing:Will tariffs be limited? Winning control of both houses in the US Congress puts Democrats in a position to limit Trump's liberal use of tariffs on Chinese products in the two years he has left in office, analysts say.That could be a potential blow to Trump, who has wielded duties throughout a frenzied US-China trade war before the two sides reached a truce, set to expire in January.If Democrats limit Trump, that means he "will be less able to leverage a tariff card in negotiations with China", said Wu Xinbo, dean at the Institute of International Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai.However, Democrats will also have to weigh their actions against the popularity of Trump's tariffs among US businesses.Congress will "take every opportunity to thwart (Trump's policies) over the next two years", said Drew Thompson, a senior fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University.But Democrats will still have to tread carefully on further restricting tariffs that "are popular with unions, blue-collar workers and small businesses... who have historically been a base constituency for the Democrats", Thompson said.Congress will be "less inclined to support measures that would sharply escalate pressure on China if doing so risks raising costs for American consumers and businesses or increasing the likelihood of conflict", said Patricia Kim, a foreign policy fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington.Taiwan a 'game changer'? The issue of Taiwan, the US-backed democratic island claimed by Beijing, could be a "game changer", said Neil Shearing, group chief economist at Capital Economics.Washington is Taipei's most important security backer and has sold billions of dollars' worth of arms to Taiwan that the island would use to fend off a potential Chinese attack.But Trump threw the US stance into question in May when he declared that US arms sales to Taiwan could be a bargaining chip in talks with China. His administration has since delayed for months a $14-billion batch of weapons.China could use the remaining two years of Trump's presidency to increase pressure on Taiwan, particularly if Beijing "judges that Washington is distracted or that Trump would be willing to agree terms to not intervene", Shearing wrote in a note.Trump, who recently hailed his "great friendship" with China's President Xi Jinping, has so far resisted political pressure from Democrats -- and some Republican lawmakers -- to greenlight the arms package.But a Democrat-controlled Congress "may force Trump to resume arms sales to Taiwan next year", Wu said."If that happens, that will also undermine the stability of US-China relationship."Alternatively, for China, renewed support of Taipei from the US Congress may be "a stronger incentive for (Beijing) to play it safer with Taiwan", said Steve Tsang, director of the SOAS China Institute.Nevertheless, Thompson pointed out, while Congress can pass bills requiring Trump to approve an arms sale, the president retains the power to veto it "or simply ignore it".Will Beijing treat Trump as a lame duck? From China's perspective, even though Trump has been politically weakened by the midterms, Beijing is unlikely to change its strategy towards working with him, analysts say."Beijing is likely to continue cultivating him through high-profile, leader-to-leader engagement with Xi Jinping, viewing this as the least costly way to manage relations with Washington," said Kim."Neither Beijing nor Washington appears to expect or seek a fundamental improvement in bilateral relations," she added.Tsang of the SOAS China Institute said "Trump being relegated to lame-duck status will be used by the Chinese to put more pressure on him".But, he added, Beijing is "calculating" and "would not want to push too hard and trigger Trump behaving totally irresponsibly".

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INDIA MARKET | Thu, 5 Nov 2026, 7:34AM IST Stock market outlook: Analysts said Samvat 2083 will be tested by a combination of global macroeconomic pressures, geopolitical uncertainty and domestic growth challenges.

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