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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 6:30AM IST Foreign institutional investor (FII) selling has been a significant overhang for Indian equities during the recent market cycle. However, the pressure has also weighed on several large-caps.

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 6:24AM IST Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty closed at their highest levels in nearly two months. Foreign investors have been net buying Indian equities, contributing to market gains over the past sessions. HDFC Bank was a significant contributor to the Nifty's gains, along with other major stocks like ICICI Bank. Decreasing crude oil prices have improved market sentiment among investors recently.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 6:15AM IST Indus Towers has installed solar systems at 50,000 telecom sites, adding around 300 MW of capacity, and aims to double the number by FY29. The company says the initiative, combined with battery storage and energy-management systems, has helped cut energy costs by 8-10% per kilowatt and reduce diesel consumption.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 6:05AM IST At current levels, installations generate 300 Mw, sustaining power demand for existing sites as well as mitigating expense increase seen by company due to the rise in diesel costs, said Prachur Sah

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 6:05AM IST Securities and Exchange Board of India has imposed penalties on two stockbroking firms over regulatory violations. Woodstock Broking and Marfatia Stock Broking allowed unauthorized access to their trading terminals. This access facilitated front-running trades by Prijesh Kurani, who operated from Dubai. The investigation revealed insider information was shared regarding Axis Mutual Fund's trades. The regulatory body emphasized the importance of stringent controls over terminal access and trading infrastructure.

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 6:00AM IST The Indian stock market continues its upward momentum, with the Nifty 50 showing a robust rally and hitting significant resistance levels. Major players like NSE and SBI have posted remarkable quarterly results, illustrating their strong profitability and revenue growth. Firms such as Happiest Minds Technologies and the Multi Commodity Exchange of India contributed positively to the market's performance.

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INDIA MUTUAL FUNDS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 5:50AM IST Sebi has directed mutual fund houses to make direct plans the default option on digital platforms. This change will take effect from November 1, when investors will see direct plans pre-selected for investment. Direct plans have lower expense ratios compared to regular plans, benefiting long-term investors through compounded returns. These changes aim to reduce conflicts of interest associated with higher commission payments in regular plans.

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INDIA MUTUAL FUNDS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 5:50AM IST Sebi has directed mutual fund houses to make direct plans the default option on digital platforms. This change will take effect from November 1, when investors will see direct plans pre-selected for investment. Direct plans have lower expense ratios compared to regular plans, benefiting long-term investors through compounded returns. These changes aim to reduce conflicts of interest associated with higher commission payments in regular plans.

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 5:48AM IST The upcoming US mid-term elections will potentially influence global markets and trade policies. Investors are closely watching whether the outcomes will ease uncertainties regarding tariffs and immigration. The results could shape the policy direction and affect the sentiment of global investors. Analysts suggest that the focus should remain on domestic earnings growth and financial flows.

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INDIA NEWS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 5:33AM IST Tesla has misled tens of thousands of South Korean customers by marketing driver-assistance software that the company knows cannot be legally used in most of its vehicles in the country, according to a complaint an advocacy group plans to file with a consumer protection agency on Thursday.Tesla has marketed Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software to prospective buyers in South Korea for years, often collecting lump-sum payments of 9.043 million won ($6,726).FSD can be used on about 20% of Tesla vehicles registered in South Korea - those manufactured in the US, Tesla Korea country manager Seo Young-deuk said in parliamentary testimony last month. Those cars meet US vehicle-safety standards that South Korea recognizes as part of a free trade agreement, according to the forthcoming complaint to the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC), seen by Reuters.The complaint to the regulator, which also handles antitrust, has not been previously reported.Most Tesla vehicles in South Korea, however, are manufactured in China, where no such agreement exists. Tesla only recently started the process for obtaining FSD certification for China-made vehicles, despite charging customers for the software for more than three years.SOUTH KOREAN TRADE COMMISSION INVESTIGATINGIt is unclear how many South Korean customers purchased FSD subscriptions on ineligible vehicles, but Tesla has sold more than 170,000 Shanghai-produced vehicles in South Korea since 2023, according to Tesla data sent to South Korea's National Assembly."Tesla generated substantial revenue by selling an expensive driver-assistance system to mass-market buyers who cannot use it for even a single day," said Choi Young-suk, who leads automotive issues at the advocacy group Citizens United for Consumer Sovereignty.Tesla did not respond to requests for comment. A KFTC official said the agency launched a probe earlier this year into Tesla's advertising of its FSD system and has received written responses from the company, but declined to provide further details.Tesla continued to market FSD as sales of ineligible China-manufactured Teslas surged in South Korea in recent years. Sales of FSD-incompatible Teslas made in China grew more than fivefold in South Korea from 2023 through last year, when 99% of new Teslas sold in South Korea could not legally use FSD, according to data Tesla submitted to the National Assembly.Despite years of promises from CEO Elon Musk that all Teslas would soon become fully driverless vehicles, FSD is not autonomous and requires active human supervision.Tesla has sought to expand FSD's reach beyond North America, particularly in Europe, where the company has waged a pressure campaign against European regulators.TESLA SALES SURGE IN SOUTH KOREATesla surpassed BMW this year as South Korea's top imported-car brand, according to South Korean import data.Tesla sold FSD for one-time payments for years, before shifting to a monthly subscription of 150,000 won ($112) in August.The complaint alleges that Tesla promoted FSD last year as "coming soon" and posted a demonstration video filmed in South Korea without clearly disclosing that the technology could only be used in a small fraction of Teslas being sold.Tesla knew those limitations but continued to market the software to all customers, the complaint said.Tesla Korea manager Seo testified during an October 8 parliamentary hearing that the company had not formally requested FSD testing from the transport ministry. Two weeks later, Tesla applied for certification.The ministry said FSD does not comply with local safety rules, including requirements for drivers to keep their hands on the wheel, according to a statement it sent to a lawmaker, reviewed by Reuters. The transport ministry could not be reached for comment.The consumer group accused Tesla Korea of deceptive marketing and asked the KFTC to issue a temporary cease-and-desist order on marketing FSD for ineligible vehicles, impose administrative fines and refer the case to state investigators.

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 5:20AM IST Five Stocks To Buy

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GLOBAL NEWS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 5:01AM IST A federal judges ruling on the side of the small defense contractor was a rarity, as most company protests against government bidding decisions do not prevail.

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 5:00AM IST Stocks in the news, big brokerage calls of the day, complete trade setup and much more!

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 4:30AM IST Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma return to ODI action as Shubman Gill leads India in the series opener at Eden Park, Auckland.

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 2:50AM IST US stocks ended mixed as the Nasdaq rebounded on gains in chipmakers and AI linked heavyweights ahead of the midterm election results. Nvidia and Micron advanced, while Apple slipped over concerns about rising memory chip costs and holiday quarter margins. Investors also assessed AI spending concerns and the outlook for technology stocks.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 2:07AM IST Equitas Small Finance Bank has appointed Balaji Nuthalapadi as the interim chief executive officer. This decision comes after the resignation of PN Vasudevan last week. The appointment awaits approval from the Reserve Bank of India before finalization.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 2:01AM IST Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate aims to develop a substantial plotted township in the Mumbai-Pune corridor. The project covers 900 acres and has an estimated gross development value exceeding Rs 6,000 crore. The company has secured approvals for the first phase, which spans 200 acres and will generate about Rs 1,800 crore.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 1:34AM IST Irdai will implement a four-tier structure for motor insurance covering private cars and two-wheelers. Customers will have the option to select separate covers, including mandatory third-party liability and optional personal accident cover. Existing policyholders can add occupant liability coverage without canceling their current policies.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 1:31AM IST Canara Bank along with other lenders accepted a 522-crore one time settlement offer from Supreme Housing and Hospitality. This settlement will help the company resolve debts close to 700 crore, representing a 75% recovery for involved banks. The one-time settlement includes both fund and non-fund exposure from corporate guarantees given to subsidiary entities.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 1:28AM IST Non-banking financial companies are innovating loan products to align with upcoming Reserve Bank of India guidelines. These guidelines aim to limit revolving credit facilities, prompting firms to develop term loans. Bajaj Finance has already begun launching new term loan variants, while Tata Capital is testing modified flexi-loan products. Other NBFCs are reviewing their positions on revolving credit exposure ahead of the final regulations.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 1:20AM IST Jio Platforms, controlled by Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries, is exploring international partnerships for its broadband technology. The company has discussed potential collaborations with Comcast, Charter Communications, and South Africa's MTN Group. Negotiations with MTN fell through due to disagreements on valuation and licensing issues. Jio aims to secure 10 to 15 global partners for its proprietary system. There is currently no set timeframe for reaching a definitive agreement.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 1:08AM IST Union Minister Pralhad Joshi highlighted the importance of affordable, clean electricity access amid rising artificial intelligence adoption. He stated that this necessity will become a strategic imperative for reshaping economies. India has been re-elected as president of the International Solar Alliance, with plans for continued investment and solar deployment.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 1:00AM IST Tata Motors announced its acquisition of Iveco Group to enhance its global commercial vehicle operations. The $4.32 billion deal aims to improve growth and diversification rather than consolidation. This merger combines their strengths across different markets and technologies to increase revenue and sales volume. Both companies will collaborate on electric vehicles and components, leveraging Tata's extensive distribution network.

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INDIA NEWS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 1:00AM IST Mumbai: Tata Motors and Iveco Group are aiming to build a global commercial vehicle business focused on growth rather than consolidation, N Chandrasekaran, chairman, Tata Sons, said on Tuesday, outlining the rationale behind the transatlantic deal.The $4.32 billion acquisition of the Italian truck and bus maker marked the biggest overseas deal for Tata Motors in the CV segment and the largest by a Tata Group automotive entity since the 2008 acquisition of Jaguar Land Rover from Ford Motor Company for $2.3 billion. "This should not be seen as a consolidation effort," said Chandrasekaran, also the chairman of Tata Motors and Iveco Group, at a press conference in Turin. "This is about the future."Also read: Indian auto's real test lies ahead after firecracker start to festive season135512105Announced July 30, 2025, the Iveco deal got completed on October 30, 2026, with Tata Motors announcing settlement of its tender offer, securing an 89.42% stake in the CV maker and making it an indirect unit. Remaining steps towards acquiring the balance stake and delisting Iveco are underway.The combined entity will have annual revenues of about $24 billion and sales volume of nearly 600,000 vehicles, with a presence in more than 130 countries, over 73,000 employees and 9,300 sales and service touchpoints.Girish Wagh, managing director and chief executive of Tata Motors said the companies' complementary geographical presence offered significant opportunities. While Tata Motors brings leadership in India and a growing presence in Asia, the Middle East and Africa, Iveco has established operations across Europe and Latin America, he said. "The opportunity is not to make one organisation more like the other," he said. "It is to bring out the best in both."Also read: Tata Projects wins contract to build global automaker's plant in MaharashtraChandrasekaran expects volumes and revenues in the combined enterprise to grow significantly in the coming five years, alongside an improvement in margins. He didn't provide specific targets, saying the management teams would outline the business plan.A key area of collaboration will be bringing Iveco vehicles to India and leveraging Tata Motors' platforms for international markets. Chandrasekaran said some Iveco products identified as relevant to India would initially be introduced through semi-knocked-down manufacturing and subsequently localised."It is not simply about greater scale or wider footprint," said Wagh. "It is about the new possibilities that this footprint creates, giving us a significantly greater runway for growth across markets, products and technologies."He also pointed to opportunities in components and batteries, while Tata Motors' platforms could be taken to other markets through Iveco. On powertrains, Chandrasekaran said Iveco's FPT engine business could expand into industrial applications across India, Africa and Asia, leveraging Tata Motors' distribution network. Tata Motors will, however, continue its more than three-decade-old joint venture in India with Cummins for heavy commercial vehicle engines.Tata Motors and Iveco will also collaborate on electric and hydrogen technologies, connected vehicles, software-led platforms and decarbonisation. Post acquisition, Iveco will retain its headquarters in Turin, Chandrasekaran said, reiterating the group's commitment to its existing industrial footprint.Wagh said the combination would bring together the companies' strengths in engineering, frugal product development and technology.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:59AM IST Mumbai-based Wockhardt has struck success in its innovative research on a range of antibiotic drugs, bridging a global pipeline gap for difficult-to-treat infections. In May this year, the company secured approvals from Indian and US drug regulators for a breakthrough drug, Zaynich (cefepime + zidebactam), to treat complicated urinary tract infection, including acute pyelonephritis or severe kidney infections. Wockhardt has showcased six drugs to treat antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:54AM IST The acquisition marks virtual pharmaceutical company HRV's entry beyond active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) into finished formulations, giving it its first finished formulations business alongside a licenced operating entity in Germany.

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INDIA CURRENCY | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:53AM IST The changes form part of the Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Goods and Services) which came into effect from October 1, 2026. Under the amended regulations, a resident individual exporting services will be deemed to have submitted the Export Declaration Form, or EDF, once the individual provides the authorised dealer bank with the information required to credit the payment to the exporter's account. No transaction-value threshold has been prescribed for resident individuals.

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INDIA NEWS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:51AM IST Mumbai: Advance bookings in India for The Ramayana: Part 1, one of India's most ambitious and expensive film franchises, are falling short of trade expectations, with analysts and distributors telling ET that ticket sales remain underwhelming despite its marquee cast, grand scale and blockbuster budgets.Sacnilk data showed the film had grossed nearly 80 crore in advance bookings across India as of 5 pm on November 3, including block bookings, with actual ticket sales at around 64 crore and average theatre occupancy at just 14%. Trade analysts had estimated advance bookings of close to 200 crore given its budget range of 700-1,000 crore. In 2026, big-budget Hindi films such as Dhurandhar 2, Drishyam 3 and Border 2 recorded advance ticket collection in the range of 12-52 crore. The muted advance sales suggest audiences are adopting a wait-and-watch approach despite the film's scale and star power, they said.Distributors attributed the muted advance bookings largely to a lack of strong audience buzz around the film. "The widely quoted advance ticket sales figures are inflated. Bookings are much lower than that," explained Shaaminder Malik, a distributor and film business expert. "Also, these figures are still below expectations given the film's budget. High-ticket prices are also a dampener," he added.The film ticket price has been pegged in the range of 300-3,000 depending upon the screen format, shared analysts. The film is reported to be releasing on about 59,000 screens globally-9,000 screens in India and 50,000 screens outside India. In India, the film faces no competition for at least two weeks after its release."The Ramayana: Part 1 is a solo release. This is a big advantage. If the film connects with audiences, then it can work wonders," observed producer Girish Johar. Three aspects of the film have fuelled debate and shaped pre-release audience sentiment, with its music emerging as a key concern. Film scholars said the soundtrack has failed to resonate with audiences."The Ramayana's appeal lies in evoking bhakti rasa or a devotional mood through music. Not a single song from the film has really resonated with audiences," observed Piyush Roy, dean, school of film, media & creative arts, RV University, Bangalore. "The makers could have used folk and bhakti songs from India's rich tradition to evoke the Bhakti Rasa." The film's visual effects (VFX) have also come under scrutiny, with viewers raising questions about their quality and execution."Judging from its trailer, the film's VFX quality does not reflect its huge budget. An epic like The Ramayana cannot rely entirely on VFX. Generally, audiences experience fatigue with VFX-heavy films," said an editor requesting anonymity.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:51AM IST Advance ticket sales for The Ramayana: Part 1 have not met the expectations of trade analysts and distributors. Data shows that ticket sales are underwhelming despite the film's grand scale and marquee cast. Concerns have been raised about the film's music not resonating with audiences and the quality of its VFX. Experts have highlighted inflated advance booking figures, suggesting lower actual sales than reported.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:48AM IST Air India CEO Tewolde Gebremariam said the airline is working to reduce operating costs and improve passenger yields as it pursues a financial turnaround. The plan includes bringing unit costs in line with industry levels, restructuring its Delhi network, expanding international flights from Mumbai and exploring Bengaluru as a third hub.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:42AM IST Eka Mobility, a Pune-based electric vehicle maker, is facing delays with electric bus deliveries due to charging infrastructure issues. The company can only deliver around 2,000 electric buses from an order book of approximately 11,000 over the next two years. Depot readiness takes about a year as state transport needs to establish necessary infrastructure. Chairman Sudhir Mehta suggested that the government should separate depot development from bus procurement.

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:40AM IST US Treasury yields climbed as stronger than expected September jobs data pointed to a resilient labour market, while investors awaited the midterm election results. Falling oil prices briefly eased pressure on bonds, but the move reversed as economic data reinforced growth expectations and uncertainty over future US fiscal policy kept investors cautious.

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INDIA NEWS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:35AM IST US officials have held up approval for American chipmaking equipment needed by SK Hynix to expand production in China, complicating the South Korean chipmaker's plans for new memory-chip plants in New York, according to people familiar with the matter.SK Hynix is seeking US export licenses to equip its Dalian plant, arguing that increased production there would help fund its planned US expansion. But the Commerce Department has yet to approve the new licenses, the people said.Its Solidigm unit plans to invest about $45 billion and build two NAND plants in Marcy, New York, two people said, with investment potentially reaching about $100 billion over time. NAND is memory that retains data even when power is turned off and is used for storage in data centers.Also Read | Samsung to make AMD, Nvidia chip parts at second Texas plant: ReportTRUMP ADMINISTRATION FACES POLICY DILEMMAThe negotiations raise questions about how far the Trump administration is willing to bend national security guardrails established to keep US technology from aiding China's military, in order to bring foreign investment and chipmaking onshore."Ultimately, none of this is going to go forward without a green light from the White House," said Leland Miller, a member of the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, a bipartisan panel created by the US Congress. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Negotiations are continuing, the people said, with approval for the Dalian expansion central to SK Hynix's plans in New York.Also Read | Japan to invest up to $21 billion in two US chip factories to be run by GlobalFoundriesCOMMERCE DEPARTMENT MEETINGS INTENSIFYExecutives from SK Hynix's US subsidiary, Solidigm, have met nearly 10 times with officials from the Commerce Department since late August, one of the people said. The company needs to ramp up production and develop more sophisticated NAND chipmaking in China to generate revenue to build a US facility and to stay competitive, the people said.In a meeting last week, Commerce Under Secretary Jeffrey Kessler held to his position that the US would not allow more American chipmaking tools to upgrade or expand capacity, the person said, though the department has not formally denied a license to export American equipment to fill empty clean space in Dalian. The two sides are also negotiating a separate license for 2027 for equipment to keep up the Dalian facility, the person said.A spokesperson for the Department of Commerce did not immediately respond to a request for comment.In a statement last week, Solidigm said: "As a US-founded and headquartered company, Solidigm regularly evaluates strategic alternatives to best serve its customers and enhance its long-term competitiveness. The company is currently exploring options for building a NAND memory fab at potential locations around the world. No decision regarding any specific course of action has been made." Solidigm stuck to its statement from last week. SK Hynix did not immediately respond to a request for comment outside business hours.

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:33AM IST Has the evolution from the GDP-era to the well-being era started? This book is a primer for those interested in alternatives to GDP as a measure of happiness

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INDIA MARKET | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:32AM IST Yum Brands faced a setback in the third quarter as Taco Bell reported declining sales, primarily due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak that sparked customer concerns. While the outbreak severely impacted customer traffic, there was a notable recovery in sales during September and October. Although same-store sales remained flat, falling short of analysts' predictions, the company surpassed profit expectations, boosting investor trust in Yum Brands.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:14AM IST Gold smuggling in India is estimated to have surged to 50 tonnes in the September quarter from three tonnes a year earlier after import duty rose to 15% from 6%, according to the World Gold Council. Meanwhile, demand remained 29% lower year-on-year as record-high prices weighed on purchases.

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INDIA BUSINESS | Wed, 4 Nov 2026, 12:10AM IST A combination of these factors offer Indian refiners an opportunity to capitalise on stronger diesel, gasoline and aviation turbine fuel (ATF) cracks. Reliance Industries (RIL), Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL), Indian Oil Corporation and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) reported record refining performances in the September quarter (Q2) and expect the run to continue.

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