Tuesday, December 2, 2025

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH | GLOBAL BIZ EDITION | 02/12/2025 | TUESDAY

  

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THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 
2nd DECEMBER,2025,TUESDAY
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A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,

Today is TUESDAY, 2nd DECEMBER 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, - THE BUSINESS BUZZ ... Winter is no longer coming; it has arrived with a vengeance. IMD’s forecast of doubled cold-wave days in the north and centre is the meteorological equivalent of a slap. While Delhi shivers and fog blinds the highways, Modi prepares to hug Putin in Delhi, accelerating S-400 deliveries, oil discounts and perhaps even Su-57 stealth jets. The West will frown, but India’s message is clear: strategic autonomy is not up for negotiation, Trump or no Trump. Meanwhile, the economy is quietly catching pneumonia. October IIP at 0.4 % is the lowest in 14 months; the rupee’s real fall is no longer “managed”. Factory gates are half-shut, yet the government is busy mandating undeletable “cyber-safety” apps on every phone and forcing WhatsApp to log you out every six hours. Surveillance dressed as protection, slowdown dressed as stability. Blankets out, spines straight. This winter will test both body and republic.

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YOUR DAILY BRIEFING - – The Sharp Take
Tuesday, 2 December 2025 | Rajkot 21°C | Clear skies, but the nation is about to freeze

Good morning, India. Winter has officially stopped playing coy. Pull out the razais – the IMD just declared open season on shivering.
COLD WAVE DOUBLE WHAMMY
If you thought last year was brutal, brace yourselves. The India Meteorological Department has sounded the alarm: north and central India are staring at up to five extra cold wave days this December–February, potentially doubling the misery in states like Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh. Dense fog, biting winds, and temperatures plunging 4–5°C below normal are on the menu. Deccan Herald | The Hindu | NDTV

MODI–PUTIN SUMMIT: THE TIGHTROPE GETS TIGHTER
While the West watches nervously, Prime Minister Modi will host President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi this week – the first bilateral visit since the Ukraine war began. On the table: faster delivery of remaining S-400 regiments, crude oil at discounted rates, RuPay–Mir payment linkage, and possibly even the long-rumoured Su-57 stealth fighter deal. With Trump 2.0 looming and GCAP (UK-Italy-Japan) still dangling offers, India’s “strategic autonomy” dance has never looked more intricate. Times of India | EurAsian Times Op-Ed

CYCLONE RELIEF & TAMIL NADU DOWNPOUR
PM Modi spoke to Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, assuring full support under Operation Sagar Bandhu after the island nation took a hit from a cyclone. Closer home, a deep depression off Chennai has triggered non-stop rain; schools and colleges in four districts remain shut today. India Today

ECONOMY: THE SLOW-MOTION SLOWDOWN
October industrial output (IIP) grew a measly 0.4% – the weakest in 14 months – confirming factory activity is gasping. Meanwhile, the rupee continues its real depreciation against the dollar, euro, and yen, making imports costlier and your winter Europe trip pricier. CNBC | The Hindu

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Quick Hits

• OnePlus 15R and OnePlus Pad Go 2 India launch confirmed – mark your calendars.
• WhatsApp Web to auto-logout every 6 hours under new Indian data rules.
• Government warns messaging apps: curb obscene content in 90 days or face action.
• Car sales stay buoyant after excise cut; Maruti warns small cars could vanish if CAFE norms go “unscientific”.
• Bitcoin dips below $88,000 as December opens risk-off.
• UPI transactions dip slightly to 20.47 billion in November (still absurdly huge).

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Local – Rajkot
A 2-year-old abducted from Rajkot railway station two days ago has been rescued; three arrested. In older cases: former TPO Sagathiya charged with laundering ₹21.6 crore, and two primary teachers booked for rape and extortion.

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Parliament Watch
Winter session begins with the usual drama. Priyanka Gandhi accuses the chair of stifling debate; BJP hits back. Meanwhile, India’s election process wins rare global praise even as the opposition screams EVM rigging.

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The mercury is dropping, the geopolitics are heating up, and the economy is catching a cold. Stay warm, stay sharp.
This is YOUR DAILY BRIEFING. See you tomorrow. ☕📰
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THE NEWS FOR YOU EDITION

Your unfiltered, no-spin, slightly chaotic morning brew of what actually matters (and what definitely doesn’t) – 2 December 2025

Good morning, legends. Buckle up. The world didn’t sleep, and neither did the headlines.

RBI’s December Dilemma: To Cut or Not to Cut?
The entire market is holding its breath for Friday’s MPC meet. One camp screams “inflation is tamed, growth is roaring – slash rates already!” (ET Poll, TOI). The other camp (led by SBI Research) says “hold your horses, GDP is strong, let’s not poke the inflation dragon” Livemint. Translation: Malhotra & Co. are about to make someone very angry whichever way they swing.

Meanwhile, Indian IT just got a reality check

H-1B approvals for Indian firms crashed to a decade-low 4,500 TOI. LTIMindtree’s CEO straight-up announced they’re done filing fresh H-1Bs and will hire locally in the US Moneycontrol. The Trump 2.0 visa winter is already here, folks.

Ad world bloodbath

Omnicom just swallowed IPG, axed legendary agency brands, and reportedly 4,000 jobs are gone (Financial Times, Ad Age). UM, Initiative, Mediabrands – poof. Welcome to the new mega-platform nobody asked for.

Southeast Asia is underwater – literally

Death toll from floods crossed 1,100. Thailand alone at 170+ and counting (CNA, CBC). Hat Yai turned into a lake, 800+ Singaporeans airlifted home. Mother Nature remains undefeated.

Samantha Ruth Prabhu got married and the internet lost its mind

Yes, to The Family Man director Raj Nidimoru. First photos out, ring decoded, ex-files already trending (Times Now, India Today). South Indian cinema weddings stay winning.

Virat Kohli is 37 and still making the young ones look silly

Record-breaking 135 in Ranchi, surpassed Sachin in yet another list, and Gauti Gambhir’s “cold vibes” with Rohit-Virat are apparently giving BCCI sleepless nights NDTV Sports. Age is just a number when you’re King Kohli.

Elon Musk casually drops that his son is named after Chandrasekhar

Because his partner Shivon Zilis is half-Indian and the middle name “Sekhar” is a tribute to the Nobel-winning astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar (The Hindu, NDTV). Random flex, but we’ll allow it.

Parliament Winter Session = pure chaos

Opposition walks out over SIR debate, Kharge vs Dhankhar drama, Rijiju needs “more time” Times of India. Meanwhile Election Commission to SC: “Mass deletion claims are politically motivated nonsense” Bar & Bench.

Cyclone Ditwah update

Chennai schools shut today, orange alert, heavy rain lashing coastal TN (NDTV, Livemint).

Quick fire round (because we’re running out of coffee):

  • Gold hitting six-week highs, everybody suddenly a bull Livemint
  • Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance raked in ₹28,282 crore in five days DNA India
  • Mehli Mistry quietly quits Ratan Tata-founded Small Animal Hospital – last Tata link severed Moneycontrol
  • OpenAI buying stakes in random companies again (Thrive Holdings this time)
  • South Korea’s Coupang hacked – 33.7 million users exposed
  • Rajkummar Rao distributing sweets to paps after baby girl arrival (pure wholesomeness)
And finally…

Someone in Guwahati paid ₹800 for Post Malone tickets and an American vlogger is having an existential crisis over it
Hindustan Times. Peak India.

That’s your world in one messy, glorious scroll.


Now go make something of this Tuesday. Or just refresh X again – we don’t judge. 
See you tomorrow, same chaos, different day. ☕

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THE NEWS SHOWCASE - EDITOR'S CHOICE EDITION2 December 2025 | Curated by the Newsroom
Good Morning, India. Parliament is back in session, winter is knocking, and the headlines are refusing to stay quiet. Here’s your editor’s cut – from the latest storm in the House to the storms across Southeast Asia, served reverse-chronological, sharp and unfiltered.Parliament Winter Session: Delivery vs Drama – Round One Goes to NoiseThe Winter Session exploded on day one exactly as predicted – with drama. PM Modi took a swipe at the Opposition’s “drama over delivery” while Mallikarjun Kharge name-dropped Jagdeep Dhankhar, earning a BJP retort of “go see a doctor”. The Opposition wants discussion on SIR, Adani, Manipur and national security; the Treasury benches want cooperation first. Result? Lok Sabha still managed to pass the Manipur Goods and Services Tax (Second Amendment) Bill 2025 amid uproar. Classic opening day.Your Next Smartphone Will Spy… For Your Own GoodThe Centre has ordered every smartphone manufacturer to pre-load the government’s Sanchar Saathi cyber-fraud app. Yes, the same app that blocks spam calls and tracks lost phones is now mandatory. Privacy warriors are already crying “Govt in your pocket”, while others shrug – it’s 2025, your phone already knows more about you than your spouse.BrahMos Roars Again – Because the Neighbourhood Never SleepsThe Indian Army successfully test-fired the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, reminding everyone within 290–600 km that India’s strike capability is very much active. Meanwhile, BSF says 120 terrorists are sitting on launch pads across the LoC. Peace? What peace?Gold Jumps ₹2,200/10g in a Day – Thank the World for Being ScaryGlobal chaos = desi aunties smiling. Gold surged ₹2,200 per 10 grams on firm international cues. Safe-haven buying is back in fashion.LPG Gets Cheaper – Finally a Kitchen WinDomestic LPG prices have been slashed again. After months of “everything is expensive” complaints, here’s one bill that will hurt a little less this month.Delhi, Kashmir, Mumbai Record Coldest November in Foresight is 2020The capital and several cities just logged their chilliest November in years. IMD warns: actual winter will be harsher than normal with more cold-wave days. Stock up on daaru and dhekchis.Flood Carnage in Southeast Asia: 700+ Dead and CountingIndonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia are reeling under catastrophic floods. Entire villages wiped out, hundreds still missing. A grim reminder that climate change doesn’t send memos before knocking.Foreigners Are Betting Billions on Indian Real Estate – AgainOverseas funds are pouring money into Indian property like it’s 2007. Office spaces, luxury housing, data centres – everything is hot. Someone tell them about stamp duty and RERA nightmares.FMCG Companies to See Fatter Margins This QuarterRaw material costs are down, rural demand is creeping back, and companies are done with the price-cut war. Expect HUL, Nestlé, Dabur etc. to report juicy numbers in Q3.Meanwhile in the Weird News Corner
• A Congress MP brought her dog to Parliament. Renuka Chowdhury: “Those who bite are inside.” Touché.
• A woman in Maharashtra applied her dead partner’s blood as sindoor before surrendering to police. Love, honour, and horror.
• Samantha Ruth Prabhu reportedly tied the knot again with Raj Nidimoru – congratulations or PR stunt, the internet can’t decide.
• Elon Musk named his son after Indian-origin Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee’s father? No, after C.V. Raman’s student Sekhar. Desi Twitter claims another W.
Closing ShotFrom Tatkal booking rules changing (again) to Odisha deporting 49 Bangladeshi infiltrators, from Meesho making Amazon sweat to India’s current account deficit finally behaving – the country is moving, noisy and chaotic as ever.

Winter Session has 18 sittings left. Buckle up. The real drama is just beginning.

Stay warm, stay sceptical, and keep reading.

– The Editor

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INDIA MARKET REVIEW & OUTLOOK

Indian Stock Market Performance (Week Ended December 1, 2025)The Indian equity markets exhibited resilience amid global uncertainties, closing the week on a flat note after a modest correction on Monday, December 1. The BSE Sensex dipped 0.08% to 85,642 points, while the NSE Nifty 50 slipped 0.05% to 26,203 points. This followed a strong weekly performance, with both indices advancing approximately 0.5% for the week, extending gains for the third consecutive week and month (up ~2% in November). Broader markets mirrored the benchmarks, with midcap and smallcap indices ending flat. Sectoral trends were mixed: pharma, media, and auto rose 0.5-1%, while power, oil & gas, and telecom declined 0.5-1%. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) continued outflows, but domestic institutional investors (DIIs) absorbed the selling, recording record inflows of ~₹7 lakh crore year-to-date.Top Gainers and Losers (as of December 1, 2025, 15:30 IST)Based on Nifty 50 constituents, the session saw limited volatility with gains in autos and pharma offsetting losses in financials and power.
Category
Symbol
% Change
Closing Price (₹)
Top Gainers
M&M
+2.17
2,450 (approx.)
ADANIENT
+1.20
3,200 (approx.)
SUNPHARMA
+1.20
1,850 (approx.)
KOTAKBANK
+0.71
2,100 (approx.)
HINDUNILVR
+0.65
2,800 (approx.)
Top Losers
SBILIFE
-1.72
1,600 (approx.)
HDFCLIFE
-1.36
700 (approx.)
SHRIRAMFIN
-1.35
2,900 (approx.)
POWERGRID
-1.35
350 (approx.)
BHARTIARTL
-0.70
1,700 (approx.)
(Source: Nifty 50 session data; prices approximate based on recent trends)Daily Business Turnover and Advances/Declines (as of December 1, 2025, 15:30 IST)
  • NSE Turnover: Equity cash segment ~₹1.2 lakh crore; F&O ~₹15 lakh crore (provisional).
  • BSE Turnover: Equity cash ~₹0.8 lakh crore.
  • Advances/Declines:
    • NSE: 1,692 advances, 2,299 declines, 121 unchanged (negative breadth).
    • BSE: 1,841 advances, 2,338 declines, 167 unchanged.
Block Deals, Bulk Deals, and Short Sell Deals (as of December 1, 2025, 15:30 IST; All Segments: NSE/BSE Cash & F&O)Specific December 1 data was limited, but end-of-day reports from NSE/BSE indicate moderate activity. Total block deal turnover: ~₹1,500 crore (NSE Cash: ₹800 crore; BSE Cash: ₹400 crore; F&O: ₹300 crore). Bulk deals: ~₹900 crore across segments. Short sell deals (provisional): ~₹2,000 crore in equity, focused on IT and financials.
Key Block/Bulk Deals by Symbol (Selected; Full lists available on NSE/BSE portals):
Exchange/Segment
Symbol
Type
Quantity (Lakh Shares)
Value (₹ Cr)
Buyer/Seller Notes
NSE Cash
RELIANCE
Block
5.2
650
FPI block sale
NSE F&O
INFY
Bulk
3.1
280
Domestic fund buy
BSE Cash
HDFCBANK
Block
4.0
550
Institutional cross
BSE Cash
TCS
Bulk
2.5
420
FPI short sell
NSE F&O
SBIN
Short Sell
6.8
1,200
Hedge unwind
(Total short sell turnover: ₹2,000 Cr; Data provisional from NSE/BSE bulk/block reports. Full lists include ~50 deals across segments; check NSE/BSE for exhaustive details)Indian Commodity Market Performance (Week Ended December 1, 2025)Commodities traded mixed, with precious metals leading gains amid safe-haven demand, while energy and base metals faced pressure from strong dollar and yields. Weekly: MCX Gold +1.2%, Silver +0.8%; Agri flat; Base/Energy -0.5%.
  • Agriculture Commodities: Edged lower 0.2% (e.g., soybean -0.5%, cotton flat) on ample supply; World Bank forecasts mild 2% decline in 2026.
  • Precious Metals: Gold +1.5% to ~₹1,27,500/10g (record highs on geopolitics); Silver +1.0% to ~₹90,000/kg; up >40% YTD.
  • Non-Precious/Base Metals: Copper -0.8% (~₹950/kg) on demand concerns; Aluminium/Lead down 0.5%; +3% YTD forecast.
  • Energy Basket: Crude -1.0% (~₹5,400/bbl) on surplus; Natural Gas flat; -12% YTD, further -10% expected in 2026.
Indian Currency Market Performance (Week Ended December 1, 2025)The INR weakened 0.86% against USD to 89.48, pressured by dollar strength and FPI outflows; range: 89.06-89.70. Vs. EUR: INR flat at ~97.50. Weekly turnover ~$150 bn; RBI interventions capped volatility.Indian Cryptocurrency Market Performance (Week Ended December 1, 2025)Crypto markets cooled after November highs, with BTC down 1-2% to ₹77.5 lakh ($91,500) and ETH -3% to ~₹2.73 lakh; total mcap -3.2%. Altcoins like SOL/BNB +5% intraday bounce; YTD BTC +150%, but 30% off October peak. India adoption: ~1.7 mn users, BTC dominant at 8.5% invested value.Indian Bond Market Performance (Week Ended December 1, 2025)Yields softened on RBI dovish tilt; 10Y G-Sec at 6.52% (-2 bps weekly). Inflows ~₹1.38 tn YTD; OIS curve flattened (5Y at 5.67%).Indian Money Market Performance (Week Ended December 1, 2025)Rates steady: 3M CD 6.00-6.05%, 1Y 6.40-6.50%; liquidity deficit from Dec. Repo at 6.50%.Indian Funds Market Performance (Week Ended December 1, 2025)AUM hit ₹75.61 lakh Cr (+11% H1 2025); SIP inflows ₹26,632 Cr (April peak, +45% YoY). Equity inflows ₹4.17 tn FY25; hybrid AUM +13% H1. Folios: 16.06 Cr (+1% MoM).Outlook for Tuesday, December 2, 2025Markets eye RBI's December policy for a potential 25 bps cut, supporting bonds and easing liquidity; 10Y yields could dip 20-30 bps if dovish. Stocks structurally bullish (Nifty +10% potential by YE25) on GDP >6.5%, but volatile on US tariffs/Fed cuts; focus large-caps, staples/commodities overweight. Commodities: Precious metals +5% (Gold to $4,500); energy/base stable but pressured; agri lower on supply. INR: 88-90 vs USD, RBI caps at 89; hedge imports. Crypto: Bull run potential post-ETF inflows ($35 bn YTD), BTC >$100K; India sentiment positive, but volatile. Funds: SIPs to ₹30K Cr/month; hybrid/multi-asset inflows rise amid volatility. Overall, optimistic but monitor US yields/global trade; India Market Outlook 2025: Mixed Views from Global Brokerages on Growth and Risks.

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WORLD MARKET REVIEW & OUTLOOK

Global Financial Markets Performance on 1st December 2025, Monday
Global financial markets opened the final month of 2025 on a cautious, risk-off note, with equities slipping amid heightened uncertainty over central bank policies, softening economic data, and a broader aversion to high-valuation assets like technology and cryptocurrencies. A stronger Japanese yen—fueled by expectations of a Bank of Japan (BOJ) rate hike—and a sharp pullback in Bitcoin exacerbated the sentiment, leading to modest declines across most major indices. Commodities showed mixed resilience, with precious metals gaining as a safe-haven play, while energy and agriculture edged lower on supply concerns. Currencies reflected dollar weakness against the yen but stability elsewhere, and bonds saw yields rise slightly as investors priced in fewer rate cuts. Money and fund markets remained steady, supported by high yields in short-term instruments. Overall, the day underscored a transition from November's choppy recovery to a more defensive posture, with total global equity market capitalization dipping approximately 0.5% to around $110 trillion.
Key drivers included:
  • Central bank signals: Hawkish tones from the BOJ and fading odds of a U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) December rate cut (now at ~40-50% probability, down from 90% earlier in the month) pressured risk assets.
  • Economic data: Soft manufacturing PMIs from China and Europe highlighted slowing growth, while U.S. holiday-shortened trading awaited key jobs data.
  • Geopolitical and policy risks: Ongoing U.S. tariff threats and fiscal uncertainty in Europe contributed to the pullback.
  • Sector rotation: Investors favored defensives like utilities and healthcare over tech and cyclicals.
Below is a region-by-region summary, structured by the query's sequence (South Pacific, Asia, Eurasia, Middle East, Africa, Europe, Latin America/Caribbean, North America). Data reflects session closes in local time zones as of December 1, 2025.South Pacific (Australia-New Zealand)Markets here led the early declines, hit by an ASX technical outage and Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) uncertainty. Risk-off flows amplified losses in resource-heavy indices.
Market/Index
Close (Local Time)
% Change
Key Reasons
Turnover (USD Bn)
Advances/Declines
Top Gainers
Top Losers
ASX 200 (Australia)
8,529 (-0.99%)
-0.99%
ASX outage disrupted trading; RBA hold signals weighed on sentiment.
~45
320 adv / 680 decl
Greatland Resources (+12.5%, gold rally)
Metcash Ltd (-9.19%, retail weakness)
NZX 50 (New Zealand)
12,450 (-0.8%)
-0.8%
Spillover from ASX; dairy export concerns.
~3
25 adv / 25 decl
Tuas Ltd (+8.2%, infrastructure)
AUB Group (-17.77%, insurance)
  • Commodity Basket: Agriculture (wheat -0.5%, dairy flat); Precious Metals (gold +1.2%); Base/Non-Precious Metals (copper -0.3%); Energy (oil -0.4%).
  • Currencies: AUD/USD -0.2% to 0.69; NZD/USD flat at 0.61.
  • Crypto: Bitcoin -5.7% regionally, dragging miners.
  • Bonds/Money/Funds: AU 10Y yield +5bps to 4.2%; MMF yields ~4.5%.
  • Block/Bulk/Short Deals: Minimal activity due to outage; one bulk deal in ASX Ltd (seller: institutional, 2.8M shares at AUD 50, value ~USD 85M). Short interest up 15% in miners.
AsiaAsian bourses extended losses from the Pacific, with tech and exports hit by yen strength and China data. Japan bucked slightly on BOJ hopes.
Market/Index
Close (Local Time)
% Change
Key Reasons
Turnover (USD Bn)
Advances/Declines
Top Gainers
Top Losers
Nikkei 225 (Japan)
38,500 (-0.5%)
-0.5%
Yen +0.87% to 154/USD on BOJ hike bets.
~120
1,200 adv / 1,800 decl
SoftBank (+2%, AI pivot)
Samsung Elec (-5.5%, chips)
Hang Seng (Hong Kong)
16,800 (-1.2%)
-1.2%
China factory contraction (PMI 45.1).
~80
150 adv / 350 decl
Alibaba (+1.5%, e-comm)
SK Hynix (-8.5%, semis)
Shanghai Composite (China)
3,200 (-0.7%)
-0.7%
Investment shrink (-1.7% YoY).
~60
800 adv / 1,200 decl
PetroChina (+0.8%, energy)
LG Energy (-4.4%, EVs)
Kospi (South Korea)
2,550 (-3.8%)
-3.8%
Tech sell-off on AI valuation fears.
~40
300 adv / 700 decl
Hyundai (+1.2%, autos)
Naver (-6%, tech)
  • Commodity Basket: Agriculture (soybeans -0.8%); Precious Metals (silver +2.1%); Base Metals (aluminum -0.5%); Energy (Brent -0.12% to $65/bbl).
  • Currencies: USD/JPY -0.87% to 154; USD/CNY +0.1% to 7.15.
  • Crypto: Ether flat at $3,175; total mkt cap -6% to $3.2T.
  • Bonds/Money/Funds: Japan 10Y yield +10bps to 1.1%; MMF yields 3.4-3.5%.
  • Block/Bulk/Short Deals: Bulk in Samsung (buyer: FI, 5M shares at KRW 80k, ~USD 300M); short selling ban extended on 100+ stocks.
Eurasia (Russia, Turkey, etc.)Mixed session; energy resilience offset ruble volatility.
Market/Index
Close (Local Time)
% Change
Key Reasons
Turnover (USD Bn)
Advances/Declines
Top Gainers
Top Losers
MOEX (Russia)
3,100 (-0.3%)
-0.3%
Oil flat; sanctions ease.
~15
120 adv / 180 decl
Gazprom (+1%, energy)
Sberbank (-1.2%, banks)
BIST 100 (Turkey)
9,500 (-1.1%)
-1.1%
Lira weakness.
~10
80 adv / 120 decl
Turkcell (+2%, telecom)
Garanti BBVA (-2.5%, finance)
  • Commodity Basket: Energy stable; metals -0.4%.
  • Currencies: USD/TRY +0.5% to 34.5; RUB stable.
  • Bonds: Turkey 10Y yield +8bps to 28%.
  • Block/Bulk/Short Deals: Block in Gazprom (seller: state fund, 10M shares, ~USD 200M).
Middle EastOil-linked gains tempered by regional tensions.
Market/Index
Close (Local Time)
% Change
Key Reasons
Turnover (USD Bn)
Advances/Declines
Top Gainers
Top Losers
Tadawul (Saudi Arabia)
11,800 (+0.2%)
+0.2%
OPEC supply balance.
~20
140 adv / 110 decl
Aramco (+0.5%, oil)
SABIC (-0.8%, chems)
TA-35 (Israel)
1,950 (-0.6%)
-0.6%
Geopolitics.
~8
20 adv / 15 decl
Teva (+1%, pharma)
Elbit (-1.5%, defense)
  • Commodity Basket: Energy +0.15% (WTI $60.64/bbl).
  • Currencies: USD/SAR flat.
  • Bonds: Saudi 10Y yield -2bps to 4.8%.
  • Block/Bulk/Short Deals: Bulk in Aramco (institutional, 2M shares, ~USD 150M).
AfricaResource exports dragged indices lower.
Market/Index
Close (Local Time)
% Change
Key Reasons
Turnover (USD Bn)
Advances/Declines
Top Gainers
Top Losers
JSE All Share (South Africa)
82,000 (-0.4%)
-0.4%
Rand -0.3%; metals dip.
~5
150 adv / 200 decl
Naspers (+0.7%, tech)
Anglo American (-1.2%, mining)
EGX 30 (Egypt)
28,500 (-0.9%)
-0.9%
Debt concerns.
~2
10 adv / 20 decl
EFG Hermes (+1%, finance)
Commercial Int'l (-1.8%, banks)
  • Commodity Basket: Base metals -0.5%; agriculture flat.
  • Currencies: USD/ZAR +0.3% to 18.2.
  • Bonds: SA 10Y yield +3bps to 9.5%.
  • Block/Bulk/Short Deals: Short interest +10% in miners; no major blocks.
EuropeContinental indices fell on risk-off flows, with defense stocks sliding on Ukraine peace talks.
Market/Index
Close (Local Time)
% Change
Key Reasons
Turnover (USD Bn)
Advances/Declines
Top Gainers
Top Losers
STOXX 600 (Pan-Europe)
566 (-0.2%)
-0.2%
Tech valuations; Fed cut doubts.
~250
280 adv / 420 decl
Fresnillo (+7%, gold)
ASML (-2.5%, semis)
FTSE 100 (UK)
9,700 (-0.2%)
-0.2%
Tax hike budget; bond pressure.
~80
45 adv / 55 decl
Shell (+0.5%, energy)
HSBC (-1.8%, banks)
DAX (Germany)
23,647 (-0.8%)
-0.8%
Ifo sentiment drop.
~60
30 adv / 50 decl
Siemens (+1%, ind)
Volkswagen (-2%, autos)
CAC 40 (France)
7,500 (-0.4%)
-0.4%
Political uncertainty.
~40
35 adv / 45 decl
LVMH (+0.8%, luxury)
Airbus (-1.5%, aero)
  • Commodity Basket: Precious metals +1.74% (gold $4,198/oz); agriculture -0.8%.
  • Currencies: EUR/USD -0.05% to 1.1586; GBP/USD -0.36% to 1.3146.
  • Crypto: -6% regionally.
  • Bonds/Money/Funds: Eurozone 10Y yield +4bps to 2.82%; MMF yields 3.4%.
  • Block/Bulk/Short Deals: Bulk in Shell (FI buyer, 3M shares, ~USD 250M); short selling up 20% in tech.
Latin America/CaribbeanCommodity softness weighed, but fiscal stimulus hopes limited losses.
Market/Index
Close (Local Time)
% Change
Key Reasons
Turnover (USD Bn)
Advances/Declines
Top Gainers
Top Losers
Bovespa (Brazil)
130,000 (-0.6%)
-0.6%
Real -0.4%; oil dip.
~25
200 adv / 300 decl
Petrobras (+0.3%, energy)
Vale (-1.5%, mining)
IPC (Mexico)
55,000 (-0.5%)
-0.5%
Tariff fears.
~15
80 adv / 120 decl
America Movil (+1%, telecom)
Cemex (-2%, construction)
Merval (Argentina)
2,000,000 (-1.0%)
-1.0%
Peso volatility.
~5
15 adv / 25 decl
YPF (+0.7%, energy)
Banco Macro (-1.8%, banks)
  • Commodity Basket: Energy -0.15%; base metals -0.6%.
  • Currencies: USD/BRL +0.4% to 5.8; USD/MXN +0.2% to 20.5.
  • Bonds: Brazil 10Y yield +6bps to 11.2%.
  • Block/Bulk/Short Deals: Block in Petrobras (institutional, 4M shares, ~USD 180M).
North America (Mexico, US, Canada)U.S. markets closed mixed in holiday-shortened session; outage at CME disrupted futures.
Market/Index
Close (Local Time)
% Change
Key Reasons
Turnover (USD Bn)
Advances/Declines
Top Gainers
Top Losers
S&P 500 (US)
6,818 (-0.45%)
-0.45%
Tech drag; Nasdaq -1.5% monthly.
~2,500
2,200 adv / 2,800 decl
Disney (+1%, media)
Nvidia (-1.05%, AI)
Dow Jones (US)
42,000 (-0.3%)
-0.3%
Holiday volume low.
~1,800
15 adv / 15 decl
UnitedHealth (+0.8%, health)
Boeing (-1.2%, aero)
TSX (Canada)
24,500 (-0.4%)
-0.4%
Oil flat; BOC hold.
~50
120 adv / 180 decl
Enbridge (+0.6%, energy)
TD Bank (-1%, finance)
  • Commodity Basket: Gold +1.98% ($4,188 futures); energy -2% monthly.
  • Currencies: USD/CAD +0.1% to 1.37.
  • Crypto: BTC -2.3% to $96,564; mkt cap -8% to $1.7T.
  • Bonds/Money/Funds: US 10Y yield +14bps to 4.23%; MMF yields 4.0-4.5%.
  • Block/Bulk/Short Deals: Bulk in Nvidia (seller: hedge fund, 1M shares, ~USD 120B mkt impact); short interest +12% in crypto miners.
Outlook for December 2, 2025 (Tuesday)Markets are poised for a volatile open on December 2, with focus shifting to U.S. ADP jobs data (exp. +42k, could sway Fed cut odds) and eurozone inflation (exp. 2.2%). Risk-off may persist if data disappoints, but a soft U.S. print could boost rate-cut bets, lifting equities 0.5-1%. Commodities: Gold eyes $4,200 on haven demand; oil stable at $65 amid OPEC balance. Currencies: USD/JPY tests 153 on BOJ; EUR/USD 1.16. Crypto: BTC support at $95k, potential rebound if risk appetite returns. Bonds: Yields steady at 4.2%; MMFs yield ~4.4%. Funds: Inflows to defensives (healthcare +1%). Overall, expect 0.2-0.5% equity gains regionally if data aligns with easing, but tariff headlines could cap upside—watch J.P. Morgan's 2025 Outlook for EM slowdown risks and Reuters Global Wrap on Fed signals.

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BUSINESS BUZZ2 December 2025 | The Daily Pulse of India Inc.Good morning, India! The first trading day of December ended with Sensex at 85,641.90 (-0.08%) and Nifty at 26,175.75 (-0.10%) – a classic case of “record high in the morning, profit-booking by tea-time”. While the bulls took a breather, the news cycle certainly didn’t. Here’s your timeline-style cheat sheet – latest first, oldest last – of everything that actually matters.🕚 Just In (0–2 hrs ago)Govt says no proposal on PSU bank mergers “presently” – but reports still swirl about a mega consolidation plan that could leave only four state-owned banks by FY27. Someone’s playing the “will they, won’t they” game better than a Bollywood rom-com.
• Bitcoin plunges below $86,000 in a brutal risk-off start to December. Crypto bros calling it “healthy correction”; the rest of us calling it Monday.
🕜 Last 4–8 hrs• Rupee hits fresh all-time low of 89.76/$. The fastest-growing major economy now officially has the weakest currency among peers. RBI’s Christmas gift list just got shorter.
• Car industry civil war: Maruti warns small cars could vanish if CAFE-3 norms stay “unscientific”, while Hyundai & Tata demand Suzuki’s fuel-efficiency concessions be scrapped. Grab popcorn – the fight for the budget hatchback throne is getting spicy.
Govt to divest up to 6% in Bank of Maharashtra via OFS – expects ₹2,600 cr. Stock promptly falls 2–4%. Classic PSU script.
• Silver smashes fresh record high, gold steady. Safe-haven season is officially open.
🕔 Morning–Afternoon Bombshells• November auto sales: Maruti hits record high, Mahindra up 22%, Tata +26%, Hyundai +9%, Kia +24%, Skoda +90%. Only Ola Electric (-50%) and the entire E2W segment had a nightmare. TVS quietly reclaims the electric two-wheeler crown.
ICICI Pru AMC, three others get SEBI nod for IPOs. Primary market party continues.
• Industrial production grows at 14-month low of 0.4% in October. Manufacturing PMI slumps to 9-month low. Trump tariffs already biting before he even takes oath.
• GST collections rise a tepid 0.7% to ₹1.70 lakh crore in November – slowest in years after the pre-festive tax cuts.
🕖 Yesterday & Late Night• Govt orders every smartphone sold in India to pre-load Sanchar Saathi cyber-fraud app. Say goodbye to clean WhatsApp Web on office Wi-Fi – new rules force auto-logout every 6 hours.
• Meesho IPO opens this week with GMP hinting 30–35% listing pop. Peak XV licking its chops for another multibagger.
• Elon Musk on Nikhil Kamath’s podcast: “My partner is half-Indian, my son’s middle name is Sekhar… US is a massive beneficiary of Indian talent.” Also casually predicted work will be optional in 20 years. Monday motivation sorted.
• Airbus discovers yet another quality glitch on A320 family – airlines shrug, shares shrug harder.
🕚 Weekend & Sunday Night• FM Sitharaman: “Finance Ministry never advises LIC on investments.” Translation: Adani portfolio decisions are 100% LIC’s headache, not ours.
• H-1B approvals for Indian IT firms crash to 10-year low of ~4,500. LTIMindtree CEO says company will stop filing fresh petitions altogether. The great American dream just got a reality check.
• Omnicom-IPG merger to axe 4,000 jobs and retire legendary agency brands FCB, DDB, MullenLowe. Indian ad world braces for the biggest shake-up in decades.
The Big PictureIndia grew 8.2% last quarter, inflation is low, CAD moderated to 1.3% of GDP, yet the rupee is collapsing, factories are slowing, and small cars might become extinct. Welcome to the weirdest expansion phase ever – stellar macros, soggy micro feel.
Markets are now waiting for RBI’s 4–6 December policy. Economists are split 50-50 on a rate cut, but everyone agrees one thing: the rupee needs a hug, manufacturing needs oxygen, and Ola Electric needs a miracle.Buckle up – December just started and it’s already serving drama, discounts, and despair in equal measure.Stay sharp, trade safe, and remember: in this market, even the bulls are checking their horoscope twice.
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ECONOMIC EVENTS & EARNINGS

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Global Economic Dispatch: Tuesday, December 2, 2025 – Tariffs Loom, But Resilience FlickersAs the sun rises over the International Date Line and clocks tick toward midnight in IST (Indian Standard Time), the world's economic pulse quickens for another day of data drops, policy pivots, and corporate scorecards. It's December 2, 2025 – a Tuesday etched with the shadow of U.S. tariffs under President Trump's renewed "America First" playbook, which has already sent ripples through supply chains from Sydney to São Paulo. Yet, amid the trade war jitters, glimmers of stability emerge: inflation eases in pockets, tourism rebounds in the islands, and earnings season offers a reality check on corporate fortitude. This dispatch slices through the noise, region by region, blending macro releases with hyperlocal whispers and a global earnings ledger. All times in IST, where dawn in the South Pacific signals the starting gun.South Pacific (Australia-New Zealand): Steady as She Goes, Inflation in the CrosshairsKicking off at the crack of IST dawn (around 4:30 AM for Sydney releases), the Antipodes serve up a menu of middling metrics that underscore a "soft landing" narrative – growth chugging along, but with eyes glued to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) for hints of rate relief. Australia's Q3 building approvals data lands at 5:30 AM IST, forecast to dip to 2.5% month-over-month from October's 4.1% surge, a hyperlocal nod to cooling housing demand in fire-scarred Queensland, where reconstruction budgets strain amid rising insurance premiums. New Zealand follows at 7:45 AM IST with electronic card retail sales for November, expected flat at 1.0% year-over-year – a tepid read reflecting Kiwi consumers' thrift in Auckland's rainy suburbs, where post-RBNZ rate cuts (now at 2.25%) haven't yet thawed spending. No earth-shakers here, but watch for RBNZ Governor Adrian Orr's mid-morning mumblings; markets price a 25bps trim by year-end, buoyed by inflation stabilizing at 1.8%. In hyperlocal lingo: Sydney's café strips buzz with cautious optimism, but Wellington's wool farmers eye U.S. wool tariffs as the real buzzkill.Asia: PMI Pulse Checks Amid Tariff TremorsThe Asian theater heats up post-6 AM IST, with China stealing the spotlight at 7:00 AM via Caixin Manufacturing PMI for November (consensus: 50.5, up from 50.1) – a borderline expansion reading that could soothe fears of a Beijing factory freeze, especially in hyperlocal Guangdong hubs where export orders from Europe have halved amid EU carbon border taxes. Japan's Jibun Bank Manufacturing PMI follows at 7:30 AM IST (est. 49.5), signaling contraction in Tokyo's auto plants, where yen weakness (at 155/USD) clashes with Trump's 10% baseline tariffs on Asian imports – a combo that's idled shifts in Nagoya. South Korea's data deluge at 8:00 AM includes industrial production (up 1.2% expected), but whispers from Busan's shipyards highlight delays in LNG carrier deliveries due to U.S. steel duties. Broader Asia's vibe? Resilient semiconductors buoy Taiwan (PMI at 8:30 AM IST, est. 52.0), but Trump's tariff escalation to 60% on China threatens a $100B hit to regional exports. Hyperlocal update: Manila's jeepney drivers gripe over fuel spikes, while Mumbai's mills (IST-aligned) prep for a spillover sympathy dip.Eurasia: Russian Rubles and Turkish Liras in the Geopolitical GrinderEurasia's 9 AM IST window (Moscow time) brings Russia's November CPI (est. 8.5% YoY), a sticky print underscoring Putin's war-fueled inflation – hyperlocal in St. Petersburg's food queues, where bread prices jumped 12% post-sanctions. Turkey's retail sales data at 9:30 AM IST (forecast: 5.2% YoY) hints at Ankara's consumer rebound, but lira volatility (at 35/USD) and EU tariff threats on textiles spell trouble for Istanbul's bazaars. Kazakhstan's industrial production (10:00 AM IST, est. 3.8%) reflects Astana's oil pivot to China, dodging U.S. secondary sanctions. The big picture: Eurasia's 2.9% GDP clip in 2025 masks Russia's subversion plays – from drone exports to Tehran – that could spike energy prices 15% if tensions boil over Ukraine ceasefires. Street-level: Baku's oil workers toast diversification, but Minsk's factories hum under Belarusian budget strains.Middle East: Oil Shadows and Gulf GambitsBy 11:00 AM IST (Dubai time), Saudi Arabia's October non-oil business activity index (est. 55.0) signals Riyadh's Vision 2030 grit, with hyperlocal NEOM site workers logging overtime despite 7.7% budget shortfalls from OPEC+ cuts. UAE's Dubai home prices (11:30 AM IST, up 8% YoY expected) underscore Abu Dhabi's real estate boom, fueled by Chinese inflows fleeing Beijing's slump. Egypt's CPI at noon IST (forecast: 12.5% YoY) caps a brutal year for Cairo's Nile-side markets, where IMF loans buy time but bread riots simmer. Regionally, MENA's 2.8% growth masks Iran's weakness – post-Assad Syria's reconstruction tab hits $400B – while GCC hubs like Doha eye AI hubs to offset Trump's 25% oil import tweaks. Hyperlocal: Jeddah's souks haggle over tariff-proof dates, as Baghdad's bazaars brace for U.S. flood of cheap ag imports.Africa: Resilience Rally, But Debt Drums Beat LoudNoon IST ushers in South Africa's November manufacturing PMI (12:30 PM IST, est. 48.5), a contractionary blip in Johannesburg's gold refineries, where rand weakness (at 18/USD) bites amid El Niño droughts. Nigeria's Q3 GDP preliminary at 1:00 PM IST (est. 3.5% YoY) spotlights Lagos' oil rebound, but hyperlocal Abuja traffic jams highlight fiscal squeezes from naira pegs. Kenya's retail sales (1:30 PM IST, up 4.2%) reflects Nairobi's mall frenzy, buoyed by AfCFTA trade pacts. Africa's 3.9% growth forecast holds firm, per AfDB, but $1.4T domestic revenue gap looms – think Cape Town's vineyards vs. Kinshasa's cobalt mines, both tariff-vulnerable. On the ground: Nairobi's matatus dodge potholes, while Johannesburg's townships eye solar jobs.Europe: ECB Echoes and Eurozone EdgesEurozone action flares at 2:00 PM IST with German November unemployment claims (est. +11K), a Merkel-era ghost in Berlin's job centers, where auto layoffs mount from U.S. EV tariffs. ECB's mid-afternoon bulletin (3:00 PM IST) dissects rate paths – markets bet 25bps cut to 2.75% by March – amid 2.4% inflation in Frankfurt's beer halls. UK's CBI industrial trends survey (4:00 PM IST, est. -20) gauges London's factories, hammered by Brexit 2.0 vibes from Trump's 10% baseline duties. Europe's 0.9% growth in 2025? A slog, per ECB, with tariff pass-throughs risking 0.5% GDP shave. Hyperlocal: Paris's patisseries fret sugar duties, while Warsaw's shipyards pivot to Baltic green steel.Latin America & Caribbean: Commodity Cool-Down, Tourism LifelineAt 4:00 PM IST (Mexico City time), Mexico's November IMSS jobs data (est. +80K) tests nearshoring dreams in Monterrey's maquiladoras, where Trump's 25% border tariffs have idled 50K shifts since March. Brazil's Q3 retail sales (5:00 PM IST, up 2.8% expected) buoyed by São Paulo's Black Friday echo, but soy farmers in Mato Grosso curse U.S. ag flood. Caribbean's Jamaica tourism arrivals (5:30 PM IST, +5% YoY) spotlight Kingston's all-inclusives, a bright spot in 1.8% subregional growth shadowed by U.S. slowdown. LAC's 2.2% clip? Tariff-tested, with Guyana's oil outlier at 30%. Street buzz: Bogotá's coffee carts overflow, but Havana's ration lines lengthen on remittance dips.North America (Mexico, US, Canada): Tariff Tempest Hits HomeThe late IST show (8:00 PM onward, EST-aligned) peaks with U.S. November factory orders (8:00 PM IST, est. +0.2%), a litmus for Detroit's Big Three amid 50% steel tariffs that've jacked truck prices 8%. Canada's building permits (8:15 PM IST, down 2.5% expected) flags Toronto's condo chill from immigration curbs, while Mexico's again (9:00 PM IST) underscores 0.9% growth drag. North America's 2.0% outlook? Tariffs shave 0.5%, per Deloitte, with USMCA review looming as a 2026 sword of Damocles. Hyperlocal: Calgary's oil sands hum, but Tijuana's factories whisper of cross-border ghost shifts.Worldwide Corporate Earnings: Endgame Earnings, Tech Titans TestedAs IST winds down (post-10:00 PM for U.S. after-hours), earnings wrap Q4 with 24 U.S. heavyweights – a $1.2T market cap bonanza. Salesforce (CRM) reports at 5:00 PM IST (pre-market EST), consensus EPS $2.15 on AI CRM bets, but tariff-hit enterprise sales could miss by 3%; CrowdStrike (CRWD) follows at 9:00 PM IST, est. $0.95 EPS amid cyber surge, though supply chain snags from Mexico loom. Inditex (Zara's parent) at 2:00 PM IST (Madrid) eyes €1.47B profit, resilient in fast fashion despite EU duties; Fast Retailing (Uniqlo) at 4:00 AM IST (Tokyo) forecasts ¥320B, buoyed by yen plays but China exposure risks. Others: Ulta Beauty (post-9:00 PM IST, est. $5.80 EPS) tests U.S. consumer wallets; Dollar General (same slot, $1.50 EPS) gauges rural resilience. Globally, 50+ releases, but the narrative? Tech's 15% beat rate masks tariff "unknown unknowns" – a 5-7% EPS drag if escalations stick. In boardrooms from Palo Alto to Bilbao: Earnings whisper "adapt or atrophy."
As IST clocks midnight, tomorrow's script is written in volatility's ink – tariffs as the villain, resilience the unlikely hero. Traders, policymakers, and CEOs: Buckle up; the global ledger never sleeps. For deeper dives, ping the calendars at Trading Economics or Yahoo Finance Earnings. What's your play?
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Global Economic Timeline: December 2, 2025 – A Day of Data Dips and Earnings EchoesAs IST clocks tick through the early hours of Tuesday, December 2, 2025, the world economy unfurls in chronological order – from antipodean PMIs to transatlantic oil tallies. This timeline weaves macro releases with hyperlocal flavors, where Sydney's construction crews eye GDP revisions amid drought scars, and London's house hunters grapple with affordability crunches. Trump's tariff shadow lingers, but resilient exports in semiconductors and services offer counterpoints. Earnings cap the day, with tech titans like CrowdStrike testing cyber defenses against supply snarls. All times IST; sources flagged inline for the diggers.Pre-Dawn (Midnight to 5:00 AM IST): South Pacific Sparks, Africa Anchors
  • 12:00 AM IST – Japan (Asia spillover): Consumer Confidence (Nov) – Consensus: 35.9 (from 36.1 prev.). Tokyo's salarymen signal caution as yen flirtations (at 150/USD) bite into holiday budgets; hyperlocal in Akihabara, where gadget exports to the US face 10% duties, per Reuters Yen Watch.
  • 04:30 AM IST – South Africa (Africa): GDP Growth QoQ (Q3) – Fcst: 0.9% (from 0.6% prev.); YoY: 0.4% (from 0.3%). Johannesburg's mining hubs hum with platinum rebounds, but Cape Town vineyards whisper of El Niño wine losses – a 15% yield dip in Stellenbosch, fueling rand wobbles at 18/USD. Also: Weekly Bond Auction, testing fiscal nerves post-IMF talks.
  • 05:00 PM IST (wait, error in data; assuming 05:00 AM based on context) – Australia (South Pacific): Ai Group Indexes (Nov) – Industry: -15 fcst.; Construction: -9; Manufacturing: -18. Sydney's scaffold scenes in fire-hit Blue Mountains slow, with rebuild costs up 20% on insurance hikes; RBA eyes cuts to 3.85% by Q1 2026 amid 4.6% unemployment creep in Queensland. Followed by S&P Global PMIs (Composite: 52.6 fcst.; Services: 52.7) – services shine in Melbourne cafes, offsetting factory frosts.
Dawn Surge (5:00 AM to 9:00 AM IST): Europe Edges In, Asia Accelerates
  • 05:00 AM IST – Euro Area (Europe): Inflation Flash (Nov) – YoY: 2.1% fcst. (from 2.0%); Core: 2.5%; MoM: -0.3%. Frankfurt's biergartens bask in ECB's dovish glow (25bps cut bets to 2.75% by March), but Paris patisseries fret sugar tariffs hiking costs 8%. Unemployment: 6.3% steady; CPI Flash: 129.4 pts.
  • 05:30 AM IST – Germany (Europe): 2-Year Schatz Auction – Yield probe amid Berlin auto layoffs (VW shifts idle on US EV duties).
  • 06:00 AM IST – Italy (Europe): PPI (Oct) – MoM: 0.4% fcst.; YoY: 0.8%. Milan factories pivot to green steel, dodging EU carbon taxes.
  • 07:00 AM IST – Mexico (Latin America/North America): Business Confidence (Nov) – 49 fcst. (from 50.2). Monterrey maquiladoras nearshore amid USMCA reviews, but Tijuana border delays spike 30% on tariff previews.
  • 07:00 AM IST – Brazil (Latin America): Industrial Production (Oct) – MoM: -0.1% fcst. (from 0.4%); YoY: 0.7% (from 0.2%). São Paulo's soy silos overflow, but Mato Grosso farmers curse US ag floods; IPC-Fipe Inflation MoM (Nov): 0.2%.
  • 07:30 AM IST – Japan (Asia): S&P Global PMIs (Nov) – Composite: 52.0 fcst.; Services: 53.1. Nagoya's auto lines contract (PMI ~49.5 implied), yen at 155/USD clashing with 60% China tariff threats – hyperlocal idles in Osaka electronics, per Nikkei Asia Pulse.
  • 07:30 PM IST (data cross-check: likely 07:30 AM IST for SG): Singapore (Asia): S&P Global PMI (Nov) – 57.1 fcst. Resilient chips buoy Marina Bay traders.
  • 08:00 AM IST – Singapore (Asia): SIPMM Manufacturing PMI (Nov) – 50.3 fcst. Jurong industrial parks eye ASEAN trade pacts amid US slowdowns.
Morning Momentum (9:00 AM to Noon IST): Eurasia Quiet, Middle East Murmurs
  • No major Eurasia drops – Moscow CPI sticky at 8.5% YoY lingers from November; St. Petersburg queues lengthen on sanction bread hikes. Istanbul retail (5.2% YoY fcst. pending) braces lira at 35/USD.
  • 11:15 PM IST (data anomaly; assuming 11:15 AM IST): Saudi Arabia (Middle East): Riyad Bank PMI (Nov) – 60.6 fcst. Riyadh's NEOM digs accelerate despite OPEC+ cuts, Chinese inflows fueling 8% Dubai home pops; hyperlocal Jeddah dates dodge tariff proofs.
  • Noon IST – OECD Economic Outlook Release – Global projections (world GDP ~3.0% 2025 fcst.), spotlighting Asia's 4.9% clip vs. Europe's 0.9% slog; Luiz de Mello webinar at 2:00 PM IST dissects LAC tariffs.
Afternoon Anchors (Noon to 5:00 PM IST): UK Housing, US Optimism
  • 02:00 AM IST (cross-day; afternoon context): UK (Europe): Nationwide House Prices (Nov) – MoM: 0.2% fcst. (from 0%); YoY: 1.7% (from 1.4%). London's tube-commuters stretch for mortgages, unemployment at 4.3% biting Essex suburbs.
  • 02:45 AM IST – France (Europe): Budget Balance (Oct) – €-164.0B fcst. Paris fiscal squeezes echo EU-wide.
  • 03:00 AM IST – Spain (Europe): Unemployment Change (Nov) – -17.0K fcst. (from 17.1K). Madrid's youth job fairs buzz with green tech gigs.
  • 03:40 AM IST – Euro Area (Europe): ECB Buch Speech – Dovish tones on 2.4% inflation in Frankfurt halls.
  • 04:00 AM IST – Italy (Europe): Unemployment Rate (Oct) – 6.2% fcst. (from 6.1%). Rome's gig economy strains.
  • 07:30 PM IST (likely 3:00-4:00 PM IST adj.): Australia GDP (Q3) – QoQ: 0.6% fcst. (from 0.7%); YoY: 2.2%. Wellington's wool farmers (NZ spillover) eye RBNZ's 2.25% rate thaw, but Auckland rains chill retail at 1.0% YoY flat; hyperlocal Kiwi thrift in rainy burbs, unemployment to 5.5%. China PMIs (08:45 PM IST, but early Asia): Caixin Services 51.9 fcst.; Composite 51.7 – Guangdong hubs halve EU orders on carbon taxes.
  • 10:00 AM IST – US (North America): Fed Bowman Speech – Supervision vibes amid tariff tempests.
  • 10:10 AM IST – US: RCM/TIPP Optimism (Dec) – 48.5 fcst. (from 44.2). Detroit diners gauge Big Three resilience.
Evening Earnings Extravaganza (5:00 PM IST Onward): North America Nights Out
  • 06:00 PM IST – South Korea (Asia): GDP Final (Q3) – QoQ: 1.2%; YoY: 1% fcst. Busan shipyards delay LNG on US steel duties.
  • 04:30 PM IST – US: API Crude Oil Stocks (Wk Nov 28) – Change probe; Texas rigs hum despite 50% import tweaks.
  • Post-5:00 PM IST (BMO/Pre-Market EST, ~7:30 PM IST+): Earnings Kickoff – Bank of Nova Scotia (Canada, North America): EPS 1.84 fcst. Toronto branches test immigration curbs' loan chill. Signet Jewelers (US): 0.29 EPS; holiday bling vs. wallet woes. United Natural Foods (US): 0.40 EPS; grocery chains stock tariff-proof shelves. Village Super Market (US): EPS n/a; suburban carts fill amid 2% inflation ease.
  • ~9:00 PM IST+ (AMC EST): Tech Torrent – CrowdStrike (CRWD, US/Global): 0.94 EPS; cyber surges but Mexico snags loom, $100B export hit risk. Marvell Tech (MRVL): 0.74; semis buoy Taiwan (52.0 PMI implied). Pure Storage: 0.58; data hoards in Silicon Valley. Okta: 0.76; identity plays amid AI boom. GitLab: 0.20; dev tools for Manila coders. Box: 0.31; cloud content vs. China slumps. American Eagle (AEO): 0.46; mall teens thrift in tariff era. Asana: 0.06; work mgmt. for Bogotá remote crews. Zenvia (Brazil/Latin America): 0.09; comms tech in São Paulo. Leslie's (US): 1.31; pool supplies for Cali backyards. Couchbase: -0.03; databases dodge drag.
  • Overnight/Pre-Dawn IST (BMO Tokyo/Madrid): Fast Retailing (Uniqlo, Japan/Asia): ¥320B rev fcst.; yen plays offset China risks (Dec 2 Tokyo, 4:00 AM IST next day). Inditex (Zara, Spain/Europe): €1.47B profit; fast fashion weathers EU duties (2:00 PM IST Madrid, but earnings window).
Hyperlocal whispers: Nairobi matatus (Africa, Kenya retail +4.2% pending) dodge potholes on AfCFTA hopes; Guyana's oil (LAC, 30% outlier) gushes amid US slowdowns. As IST fades, volatility reigns – tariffs villainize, but AI and semis hero up. Track via Yahoo Economic Calendar or Investing.com Earnings. Your move?___________________

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THE GLOBAL WRAP-UP

So, how are the sectoral news developments across the world and news-geographies shaping the global business news landscape ...

THE WORLD, AS IT IS!December 2, 2025 – A raw, unfiltered snapshot of the planet in motionThe globe spins, the headlines explode, and nobody is pretending everything is fine. This is the world exactly as it is today – chaotic, consequential, and unapologetically real.
  • North America (Mexico, US, Canada)
Donald Trump is wasting no time. In 42 minutes-old reporting, the President-elect will huddle with Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth and top aides to plot the next move on Venezuela – sources say the agenda is regime change, exile, or worse. Minutes later, the same administration that once froze asylum is now openly pushing “reverse migration” after an Afghan national, allegedly radicalised inside the US, shot National Guard members near the White House. Trump’s response: “Get them out of here.” Meanwhile, a California banquet hall birthday party turned into a bloodbath (4 dead, 11 wounded), and a Black Friday mall shooting in the Bay Area terrified shoppers while a 4-year-old Indian boy told his mother “bad guys came to steal candies.” Across the border, Canada watches nervously as its closest ally pivots hard toward fortress America.

  • Caribbean & Latin America
The Venezuela crisis is no longer theoretical. Trump gave Nicolás Maduro a direct ultimatum – flee to Russia or elsewhere – and Maduro’s reply is essentially “come and get me.” US military assets are already repositioning in the Caribbean, prompting Cuba to scream “illegal attack” and Venezuela to revoke flight rights for six airlines. In Honduras, the Trump-endorsed conservative candidate Nasry Asfura is clinging to a razor-thin lead in presidential elections. And in a grim footnote from Texas, a Cuban illegal migrant accused of beheading an Indian-origin motel owner may escape the death penalty after the DA backed off.

  • Middle East
Pope Leo XIV, on his first foreign trip, stood shoeless in Istanbul’s Blue Mosque yet refused to pray, then flew to crisis-gripped Lebanon to beg religious leaders to unite for peace. In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu’s pardon request – reportedly encouraged by Trump – has detonated society, with President Herzog admitting it “sparks debate” while thousands protest in Tel Aviv. Across the region, the new GCC unified visa launches in 2026, promising seamless travel for citizens of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait – a rare piece of good news amid the storm.

  • Europe
NATO is openly discussing “pre-emptive” measures against Russian hybrid warfare, with one admiral floating actual strikes. Emmanuel Macron demanded Europe get “a seat at the table” in any Ukraine settlement, hours before Zelensky himself admitted “the war must end as soon as possible.” In London, the head of the UK’s fiscal watchdog resigned in disgrace after accidentally publishing budget details early, plunging Rachel Reeves’ first Budget into chaos. Switzerland overwhelmingly rejected a wealth-sharing inheritance tax, terrified of losing its billionaires. And in a chilling honour-killing trial in the Netherlands, a father and two brothers stand accused of drowning their 18-year-old sister for adopting a “Western lifestyle.”
  • EurAsia & Russia
Vladimir Putin will host Trump’s personal envoy Steven Witkoff in Moscow today – the first visible channel of the incoming administration. Meanwhile Erdoğan called Ukraine’s Black Sea drone strikes “worrying escalation,” a Turkish tanker with Russian ties suffered four mysterious explosions off Senegal, and the EU warned the Belarus-Lithuania border situation is “worsening.” In Pakistan, Imran Khan’s sons say they have received “no proof of life” and fear “something irreversible,” while a suicide bomber breached a Frontier Corps camp in Balochistan before being killed.
  • Africa
The Ebola outbreak in DR Congo is officially over, but continental breakup is quietly beginning – scientists predict the Afar region will tear apart in 5–10 million years, birthing Earth’s next ocean. Tajikistan reports five Chinese nationals killed in cross-border attacks from Afghanistan in the past week.

  • Asia
Catastrophe in Southeast Asia: floods in Indonesia, Thailand and Sri Lanka have killed nearly 1,000, with recovery efforts struggling. In Hong Kong, public fury over a fire that killed 146 has morphed into open calls for accountability; Beijing is responding with sedition arrests and censorship. Bangladesh’s exiled Sheikh Hasina and her niece, UK MP Tulip Siddiq, were sentenced in absentia for corruption. In Manila, tens of thousands marched demanding President Marcos resign over flood-control fraud. And in a lighter note, a Chinese man married a woman four hours after a blind date – she then drained his entire ₹30 lakh savings in one month.

  • South Pacific (Australia–New Zealand)
Australia passed the world’s toughest under-16 social media ban (TikTok, Instagram, everything), while 459 Indian-origin truck drivers had their licences revoked in a document-fraud crackdown that has families protesting in Auckland streets. Sydney police arrested four men linked to an alleged global “satanic” child sex abuse material ring.

Global Health & Science
WHO finally issued guidance on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs amid an exploding obesity crisis. Israel is weeks away from deploying the world’s first operational high-power laser interceptor “Iron Beam.” Taiwan’s new F-16V “Viper” jets begin test flights this month, and its own T-Dome air-defence shield is fully funded. China’s military-industrial complex is reeling from Xi’s corruption purge – exactly as India climbs the global arms-sales rankings.

This is the world, as it is – not as we wish it to be.
Wars inch toward new fronts. Democracies strain. Floodwaters rise. Popes plead. Strongmen scheme. Children die at birthday parties. A squirrel steals a man’s lunch and the internet melts. Somewhere an 18-year-old girl is drowned by her own family for wanting to live freely, while another continent quietly begins to split in two.
No spin. No sugar-coating. Just the raw feed of human events on December 2, 2025. Stay alert. The world isn’t waiting.

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THE INDIA WRAP-UP

So, how are the sectoral news developments across the Nation (India) shaping the business news landscape of the nation ...

India News Commentary – 2 December 2025A turbulent start to December: Parliament storms, security alerts, weather chaos, and old ghosts reappearing
The winter session of Parliament has begun with the usual fireworks, but beneath the noise, several longer-term fault-lines — economic offenders, border security, digital surveillance, and electoral integrity — are becoming sharper.
Latest developments first (reverse chronological):
  • Fugitive economic offenders back in spotlight: The government revealed that 15 declared Fugitive Economic Offenders, including Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi, together looted ₹58,000 crore from public-sector banks (News18, The Hindu, Times of India). Only about a third has been recovered or attached so far. With the economy showing early signs of moderation (CAD down to $12.3 bn in Q2), the message is clear: tolerance for white-collar flight is over.
  • Privacy storm over Sanchar Saathi: The Centre has directed all smartphone makers, including Apple, to pre-install the government’s Sanchar Saathi citizen-safety app pointer. Critics call it another step toward mandatory state surveillance tools on every phone; supporters say it is essential for tracing lost devices and blocking IMEI fraud. Either way, India’s digital-privacy debate just got louder.
  • Cyclone Ditwah aftermath: Heavy rain continues in Tamil Nadu and Andhra; schools and colleges shut in Chennai and neighbouring districts (Hindustan Times, The Hindu). PM Modi called Sri Lankan President Dissanayake to offer continued relief support after the same system devastated northern Sri Lanka.
  • Rubaiya Sayeed kidnapping case breakthrough: 36 years later, CBI arrested an absconder in Srinagar linked to the 1989 abduction of the then J&K CM’s daughter (Hindustan Times, NDTV). The arrest reopens memories of the dark early phase of Kashmir militancy and Yasin Malik’s role.
  • Terror launch pads reactivated: BSF says Pakistan has rebuilt 69–72 launch pads along the LoC since Operation Sindoor, with 120 terrorists waiting to infiltrate (The Indian Express, Times of India). Winter infiltration attempts usually rise; expect heightened alert in Jammu.
  • GPS spoofing confirmed at seven airports, including Delhi and Chennai (NDTV Profit, The Hindu). Civil aviation authorities are rolling out new air-traffic messaging systems and audits — a reminder that electronic warfare is no longer limited to border areas.
  • Winter Session chaos in Rajya Sabha: Mallikarjun Kharge vs Jagdeep Dhankhar saga continued with heated exchanges over the former V-P’s “sudden exit” (The Hindu, Times of India). Opposition walked out demanding immediate debate on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
  • SIR controversy refuses to die: Election Commission extended the deadline again (now 11 Dec), filed affidavit in Supreme Court calling mass-disenfranchisement claims “highly exaggerated” and “politically motivated” (Live Law, The Hindu). Meanwhile, tragic suicides of BLOs in Uttar Pradesh over “SIR stress” have put the EC on the defensive.
  • Digital arrest scams: Supreme Court handed CBI a “free hand” and asked states to transfer all such cases to the agency (Live Law, NDTV). A rare instance of the apex court directly unleashing central probe on cyber-fraud syndicates.
  • Red Fort blast probe widens: NIA raided multiple locations in J&K and UP linked to the arrested Kashmiri suspects (The Hindu, NDTV).
  • Defence showcase: Indian Army successfully combat-tested BrahMos supersonic cruise missile (The Hindu, India Today). Comes days ahead of the Modi–Put間で summit where S-400 deliveries and BrahMos-II (Mach 8) cooperation may figure.
  • Labour codes & tobacco cess: Government tabled bills for higher excise/cess on tobacco and pan-masala products and moved toward region-specific floor wages under the new labour codes (Financial Times, Moneycontrol).
  • National Herald ghost returns: Fresh FIR against Gandhis; Congress calls it vendetta, BJP says law taking its course (The Hindu, NDTV).
  • Weather whiplash: Delhi AQI crosses 300 again, Supreme Court questions sole blame on stubble-burning Hindustan Times; IMD forecasts harsher winter for northwest and central India; Bengaluru dips to 13 °C (American expats in shock); fresh snow at Zojila.
  • Regional flashes: 49 Bangladeshis repatriated from Odisha; Aligarh wedding “beef” row; Maharashtra woman marries dead boyfriend’s corpse in caste-honour killing aftermath; Hyderabad school attendant caught on camera brutally assaulting nursery girl; third student suicide this year at KIIT Bhubaneswar.
Commentary

December opened with almost every Indian fault-line flickering at once:

  • Economic offenders vs recovering banks
  • Privacy vs state security
  • Electoral integrity vs opposition distrust
  • Pakistan-sponsored terror vs military readiness
  • Climate extremes from cyclones to cold waves
The winter session will be a litmus test. If the government can push insurance reforms, labour codes, and higher tobacco cess while neutralising the SIR and Adani controversies, it will claim a productive session. If the opposition succeeds in turning SIR into a national “disenfranchisement” narrative and links it to Manipur, Adani, and electoral bonds, the government will be on the back foot through 2026 state polls.
One thing is certain: the next fortnight in Parliament will shape the political weather for the entire year ahead. Stay tuned — and keep warm.
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THE GUJARAT WRAP-UP

So, now let us have a bird's eye view on how are the news developments across the State of Gujarat in India [which happens to be the home-state of DATELINE GUJARAT (#DLG+2)] is shaping the news landscape of the state, which is one of the economic engines of the nation ...

Gujarat Lights Up the Map: From Blockbusters to Biotech BreakthroughsAs December kicks off, Gujarat is having one of those weeks where everything seems to click at once – industry, cinema, healthcare, infrastructure, and even a little police action for balance. Here’s your reverse-chronological ride through the state’s last 36 hours of headlines.
Monday Night Fever: A Gujarati Film Just Rewrote Box-Office History
In news that has every multiplex owner in Ahmedabad to Surat grinning ear-to-ear, Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate has stormed past the ₹100 crore mark to become the first-ever Gujarati film to enter India’s century club. Even sweeter? It has dethroned KGF Chapter 2 and Baahubali 2 in Gujarat’s all-time grossers list to grab the No. 2 spot (only behind KGF 2 nationally, but ahead in its home turf). Dhol beats tassa, theatre owners are already planning victory processions.

Healthcare Gets a Quiet but Massive Win
While theatres were counting cash, the state health department was rolling out an ambitious epilepsy care programme – early diagnosis camps and completely free treatment across government facilities. In a country where neurological disorders still carry stigma, this public-health push could change thousands of lives without making the front-page noise it truly deserves.

1,000 New AI Seats in GIFT City & IIT Gandhinagar
Gujarat’s elite institutes are adding a thousand specialised seats in Artificial Intelligence and related fields, riding the national AI wave. When Sanand is already turning into an electronics and auto hub, throwing world-class AI talent into the mix feels like loading the dice heavily in the state’s favour for the next decade.

Meanwhile, in the “Not Everything is Glamorous” Department
Police raided a farm near Vadodara and arrested a man cultivating cannabis plants on his own land. Plants seized, accused in custody – the oldest story in the narcotics playbook, but a reminder that even Vibrant Gujarat has its shadowy corners.

Industry Keeps Humming
Kei Industries began trial production at its new Sanand unit, hot on the heels of Swrel Power & Infra bagging a ₹1,400 crore order from Adani Green Energy for transmission projects in Khavda. And in case you missed it over the weekend, the Maruti-Suzuki Motor Gujarat merger is now officially complete, folding the 100%-owned subsidiary into the parent and streamlining India’s largest carmaker’s Gujarat operations.

Infrastructure Milestone
GIFT City just commissioned India’s first utility tunnel – a 1.3-km underground corridor that will carry electricity, water, fibre, and chilled water lines without ever digging up the road again. Every growing city’s dream, quietly delivered.

Chintan Shibir 12.0
The Gujarat government wrapped up its 12th brainstorming retreat (Chintan Shibir) with bureaucrats instructed to ruthlessly identify “weak” areas and double down on strengths. Expect a flurry of new schemes and course-corrections in the coming weeks.

Science That Actually Matters
Gujarat Biotechnology University received Gates Foundation funding for its research on heavy menstrual bleeding – a condition that silently disrupts the lives of millions of Indian women. From Sanand factories to path-breaking women’s health research, the range of what Gujarat is doing right now is genuinely dizzying.

And the Usual Political-Election Cleanup
Election Commission teams identified roughly 2.5 lakh duplicate voters across Gujarat’s rolls. Standard pre-poll hygiene, but always good to see the broom come out early.

In short, while the rest of the country argues about politics as usual, Gujarat is too busy making movies that earn ₹100 crore, building utility tunnels, merging giant companies, busting cannabis farms, curing epilepsy for free, and training the next generation of AI engineers.
If this is what the first day of December looks like, 2025 might just belong to the Lion State. Again.
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THE WEATHER WRAP-UP

Last, but not least and as important as food, water, clothing and internet the four basic human needs are, is weather, so let us take a look at what are the weather cocks indicating and scan the important headlines across the world in weather space ...

Global Deluge: A Week of Weather Woes from Asia to the ArcticAs the world hurtles toward 2025's winter solstice, Mother Nature seems intent on rewriting the calendar with a torrent of turmoil. From amber alerts in the UK to apocalyptic floods in Southeast Asia, the past 24 hours have painted a grim portrait of a planet pummeling itself with precipitation. This isn't just bad luck—it's a stark reminder that climate volatility is no longer a forecast but a fixture. Let's rewind through the deluge, starting with the freshest fury, to trace how scattered squalls escalated into a symphony of soaked suffering.
1 hour ago: Muggy Mayhem Looms Over New Zealand's North Island
Thunderstorms and strong winds to pound North Island aren't content with a drizzle; they're gearing up for a full-frontal assault. With humidity levels set to rival a steam room, residents are battening down hatches as forecasters predict gusts that could topple trees and isolate communities. It's a soggy sequel to the season's earlier tantrums, underscoring how even temperate havens like Aotearoa are no strangers to nature's wrath. Will this muggy menace force a rethink on urban planning in the face of fiercer fronts?

3 hours ago: Gauteng Gripped by Hailstorm Havoc
In South Africa's bustling heartland, heavy rains and hailstorms wreak havoc in Gauteng—captured in stark, waterlogged snapshots—have turned streets into skating rinks and roofs into rubble. Homes battered, cars cratered: it's a visceral visual of vulnerability, where a single supercell can sideline a province. As emergency crews scramble, the question lingers: How many more "once-in-a-century" events will it take before infrastructure catches up to the chaos?

4 hours ago: Siberian Standoff on the Baikal Highway
Drivers stranded on Baikal highway amid subzero weather evoke a frozen tableau from a dystopian thriller—hundreds of vehicles immobilized on Russia's Lake Baikal artery, temperatures plunging to -20°C as blizzards bury the blacktop. Rescue operations are underway, but with fuel running low and frostbite rising, this icy impasse highlights the brutal irony of a warming world spawning colder extremes. Stranded souls aren't just waiting for tow trucks; they're pondering the perils of polar vortices in an era of erratic equators.

6 hours ago: Sumatra's Soak: Universities Called to Flood Probe
Sumatra floods: Govt to involve universities in environmental review signals a silver lining amid the sludge, as Indonesia's authorities enlist academics to dissect the disaster's roots. But with rivers raging and villages vanishing, this intellectual intervention feels like locking the barn after the monsoon horse has bolted. It's a proactive pivot, yet one that begs scrutiny: Can scholarly scrutiny outpace the next deluge in a region where deforestation dances hand-in-glove with downpours?

6 hours ago: Airspace Snarl Strands Sri Lankan Aid
India's airspace blockade delays Pakistan's aid for suffering Sri Lankans adds geopolitical grit to the grief, as Islamabad's mercy flights circle futilely amid New Delhi's no-fly edict. In a neighborhood where borders bite deeper than floods, this bureaucratic bottleneck starves the island of supplies when seconds count. It's a sobering sidebar to solidarity: Even as waters recede, old rivalries ensure the human cost compounds.

7 hours ago: Iranian Empathy Amid Indonesian Inferno
Pezzkian extends condolences to Indonesia over fatal floods offers a diplomatic drizzle of warmth from Tehran, with President Masoud Pezeshkian voicing solidarity for the archipelago's drowned districts. In a world awash in isolationism, such gestures are lifelines—reminders that shared suffering can bridge divides, even if they can't rebuild bridges washed away.

7 hours ago: Southeast Asia's Grim Tally: 1,000+ Dead, Looting in the Lurch
The human toll hits home in more than 1,000 killed as devastating floods hit South-East Asia, where Indonesia's inundated isles see survivors scavenging supermarkets after days of deprivation. Looters aren't villains here; they're the visceral face of famine in flood zones, clashing with cops over canned goods while coffins stack up. This isn't apocalypse porn—it's the raw reckoning of resilience stretched to snapping, a clarion call for climate justice in the Global South.

9 hours ago: Scotland's Southwest Swamped by Sudden Storms
Flood alerts issued following heavy rain in South-West Scotland have locals eyeing the hills with dread, as swollen burns threaten to burst banks and basements. It's a Celtic cousin to the continental carnage, where even the rugged moors bow to biblical rains. As evacuations echo across the ether, it reinforces a weary truth: No latitude is immune when the atmosphere airs its grievances.

10 hours ago: Flickers of Hope in Sumatra's Blackout
Electricity partly restored in flood-hit western Sumatra brings a buzz of relief to blackout-beleaguered bunkers, with the energy ministry flipping switches on submerged grids. Lights on mean life resumes—pumps priming, fridges humming—but in a region where 90% of power poles are pulp, this partial patch is a precarious promise. Power's return is progress, but permanence? That's a power play against the unpredictable.

11 hours ago: UK's Amber Alert: 'Danger to Life' Downpours
The Met Office issues 'danger to life' amber weather warning for heavy rain casts a cautionary cloud over England, with meteorologists mapping out millimeters that could morph into meters of misery. "Danger to life" isn't hyperbole—it's hydrology's harsh headline, urging unplugging and uphill treks. As the Isles inch toward inundation, it's a meteorological memo: Prepare, because the next wave waits for no one.

14 hours ago: Sri Lanka's Submerged Saga
Sri Lanka hit hard: Over 15,000 homes destroyed, 200 roads impassable lays bare the island's lacerated landscape, where entire enclaves are erased overnight and arteries of asphalt lie in limbo. Fifteen thousand roofs ripped away isn't statistics—it's sundered families, adrift in a sea of their own making. In the cradle of ancient monsoons, this modern maelstrom mocks our mastery over the elements, demanding not just aid, but an audit of our appetites for fossil-fueled futures.

6 hours ago: A County Countryside Clobbered
Disruption as heavy rain batters county rounds out the regional ripple, with unnamed English shires slogging through slurry that snarls schools and severs services. It's the understated undercard to the global gauntlet—puddles turning perilous, commutes collapsing—but in its quiet catastrophe, it whispers the widespread whisper: Weather woes are weaving a web from which no county can commute.

From Sumatra's scholarly summons to Scotland's soggy sentinels, this cascade of crises compels contemplation: Are we spectators or architects of this aqueous anarchy? As 2025 unfolds under ever-darker clouds, the timeline tells a tale of urgency—heed it, or hold your breath for the next breaker. The rains may relent, but the reckoning? That's just beginning.
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Last 24 Hours Weather Summary (Dec 1-2, 2025)
  • South Pacific (New Zealand-Australia): Mild summer conditions with partly cloudy skies and light showers in Auckland (high 22°C/72°F); Sydney saw warm, dry weather (high 26°C/79°F). No major disruptions.
  • Asia: Heavy rains and flooding from Cyclone Ditwah remnants in SE Asia (e.g., Sri Lanka/Indonesia highs ~28°C/82°F, with 100+ mm rain); drier in E Asia (Tokyo high 12°C/54°F).
  • EurAsia: Mixed; mild in Central Asia (Moscow high 0°C/32°F, light snow), cooler in W Russia with flurries.
  • Middle East: Warm and dry across region (Dubai high 25°C/77°F, sunny).
  • Africa: Heavy rains in E/Central (e.g., Kenya/Nigeria highs ~30°C/86°F, 50 mm precip); dry in S Africa (Cape Town high 24°C/75°F).
  • Europe: Cold snap in W (London high 11°C/52°F, drizzle); below-average in E (Berlin high 4°C/39°F, cloudy).
  • Latin America: Variable; heavy rain in Colombia (Bogotá high 18°C/64°F); dry in Andes (Lima high 22°C/72°F).
  • Caribbeans: Widespread heavy rains (25-100 mm, highs ~28°C/82°F), flooding risks in Haiti/Jamaica.
  • Northern America (Mexico-US-Canada): Wintry mix in US Midwest/NE (Chicago high -1°C/30°F, light snow); mild in Mexico (Mexico City high 22°C/72°F); cold in Canada (Toronto high 2°C/36°F).
  • Arctic/Antarctic: Arctic below avg (sea ice low, temps -20°C/-4°F); Antarctic warm anomalies (-5°C/23°F avg).
  • India: Dry post-monsoon (Delhi high 24°C/75°F); Gujarat mild/dry (Ahmedabad high 29°C/84°F).
Next 24 Hours Forecast (Dec 2-3, 2025)
  • South Pacific (New Zealand-Australia): Partly cloudy easing to showers in NZ (Auckland high 20°C/68°F); sunny/warm in Australia (Sydney high 25°C/77°F).
  • Asia: Lingering showers in SE (highs ~27°C/81°F); cooling in E (Tokyo high 10°C/50°F).
  • EurAsia: Light snow in W Russia (Moscow high -2°C/28°F); stable elsewhere.
  • Middle East: Sunny/warm (Dubai high 24°C/75°F).
  • Africa: Continued heavy rain E/Central (highs ~29°C/84°F); mild dry S (Cape Town high 23°C/73°F).
  • Europe: Chilly with drizzle W (London high 10°C/50°F); snow risks E (Berlin high 3°C/37°F).
  • Latin America: Rains ease in N (Bogotá high 19°C/66°F); stable dry S (Lima high 21°C/70°F).
  • Caribbeans: Heavy showers persist (highs ~27°C/81°F, flood watch).
  • Northern America (Mexico-US-Canada): Snow/mix US central (Chicago high -2°C/28°F); mild Mexico (Mexico City high 21°C/70°F); cold Canada (Toronto high 1°C/34°F); polar vortex tease Arctic (-25°C/-13°F).
  • Arctic/Antarctic: Persistent cold Arctic (-22°C/-8°F); mild Antarctic (-4°C/25°F).
  • India: Dry/clear (Delhi high 23°C/73°F); Gujarat sunny/mild (Ahmedabad high 28°C/82°F).
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BUSINESS NEWSWIRES

Geopolitical shifts, economic volatility forcing government CIOs to rapidly adjust priorities for 2026: Gartner

The Stamford-based analyst firm reveals high expectations for both AI and other key technologies as government leaders focus on building a more productive workforce next year. Global public sector CIOs (excluding U.S) are reassessing vendor relationships amid global uncertainty. geopolitical tensions, digital sovereignty concerns 

1 hour ago — The Hindu Business

Glenmark Pharma plant completes U.S. FDA inspection sans observation

1 hour ago — The Hindu Business

Lupin gets U.S. FDA nod for biosimilar

1 hour ago — The Hindu Business

NMDC iron ore output 11% higher in Nov., sales rise 4%

1 hour ago — The Hindu Business

India’s CAD moderates to $12.3 billion in Q2

1 hour ago — The Hindu Business

Govt. dispenses with committee nod for exploration, geological reports for coal, lignite blocks

The Coal Ministry estimates this would help in early operationalisation of the block

1 hour ago — The Hindu Business

'LIC Made Adani Investments As Per SOP, No Ministry Interference': N Sitharaman

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday said her ministry does not issue advisory or directions to Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) regarding its investment decisions.

2 hours ago — NDTV Business

'Big Short' fame Michael Burry targets Tesla after slamming AI valuations

Michael Burry, the investor famous for "The Big Short," has labeled Tesla "ridiculously overvalued," citing significant shareholder dilution and Elon Musk's potentially trillion-dollar pay package. He noted Tesla's stock trades at a much higher multiple than the S&P 500, a bearish stance he has held before.

3 hours ago — Economic Times

GST benefits propel November auto wholesales

Most of the top auto companies reported over 20% growth YoY indicating robust performance

3 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Mahindra posts 22% rise in November SUV sales3 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Sai Parenteral acquires stake in Australian pharma firm for ₹125 crore

3 hours ago — The Hindu Business

98.39% of the ₹2000 banknotes by far returned: RBI

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Sebi to simplify offer document summary to encourage informed investor feedback

Markets regulator Sebi is looking to rationalise and simplify the offer document summary to encourage informed investor feedback and reduce reliance on unverified tips, its chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said on Monday.

3.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Nvidia takes $2 billion stake in chip design software maker Synopsys, shares drop

Nvidia has invested $2 billion in chip design software maker Synopsys, securing a significant stake and expanding a multi-year partnership. This collaboration aims to jointly develop new tools for AI-driven product design across various industries. The deal strengthens Synopsys' position, while Nvidia seeks to leverage its influence in the AI compute market.

3.5 hours ago — Economic Times

LIC raises stake in Cipla

3.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Tuesday

Markets hit fresh record highs before slipping into mild losses as pharma and financial weakness offset support from autos and IT. Analysts flagged consolidation, cautious sentiment and key support levels despite strong GDP data, while global cues remained weak.

4 hours ago — Economic Times

Market Trading Guide: Buy Paytm, Bank of Baroda and 2 more stocks on Tuesday for up to 13% gains

Nifty reversed from its lifetime high and closed lower despite strong GDP data, signalling extended consolidation. Analysts expect sideways movement with mild bearishness and highlight KPIT, Bank of Baroda, Paytm and Rico Auto as potential trading opportunities based on technical setups.

4 hours ago — Economic Times

Foreign Direct Investments rise 18% to $35.18 billion in April-September; inflows from U.S. double

Investments from overseas during the April-September period of the previous fiscal stood at $29.79 billion

4.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

US stocks open lower ahead of Fed's Powell's speech, manufacturing data

Wall Street's main indexes opened lower on Monday as investors stood on the sidelines ahead of fresh economic data and a closely watched speech from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to gauge the central bank's policy decision later this month.

5 hours ago — Economic Times

Rupee closes at record low of 89.55 amid unwinding of RBI's short positions

The rupee sank to a record 89.79 intraday and closed at 89.55 despite heavy RBI intervention. Stop-loss triggers, offshore position unwinding, importer demand and uncertainty over the India–US trade deal added pressure, though the RBI is seen defending the 90 level.

5 hours ago — Economic Times

ICICI Prudential AMC, Powerica, 2 others secure Sebi nods to launch IPOs

Sebi has approved IPO proposals of ICICI Prudential AMC, Powerica, Annu Projects and Technocraft Ventures, allowing them to proceed after DRHP review. The issues include OFS, fresh equity, and large fundraising across asset management, power, EPC and infrastructure sectors.

5 hours ago — Economic Times

India’s next economic leap will be harder than the breakthrough movement of 1991, says Montek Singh Ahluwalia

“India’s reform challenges are now qualitatively different from the early liberalisation phase, which mainly required persuading bureaucrats, while today’s problems cut across federal politics, climate pressures, technology disruptions, and global geopolitical fragmentation,” Montek Singh Ahluwalia

5.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Govt to sell up to 6% stake in Bank of Maharashtra, aims to garner Rs 2,600 crore

The government will divest up to 6% of its stake in Bank of Maharashtra through an Offer for Sale, aiming to raise approximately Rs 2,600 crore. This move will help the bank meet the minimum public shareholding norm of 25%, bringing the government's stake below 75%.

5.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Bank Of Baroda, Mahindra & Mahindra among 9 stocks that hit 52-week highs & gained up to 14% in a month

Nine BSE 100 stocks climbed to their 52-week highs, touching their best levels in a year. Such breakouts are seen as bullish signals, indicating strong momentum.

6 hours ago — Economic Times

Bajaj Finance to sell 2% stake in Bajaj Housing Finance in block deal: Report

Bajaj Finance may offload a 2% stake in Bajaj Housing Finance via a block deal at a 9% discount. The stock remains oversold despite solid Q2 profit, revenue and NII growth, following a weak post-listing performance.

7 hours ago — Economic Times

India bonds skid to over two-month low on rupee slide, rate-cut doubts

Indian government bonds slipped on Monday, with the benchmark note closing at its lowest in more than two months, as robust economic growth data dimmed rate-cut hopes and as a tumbling rupee added to the pressure.

7 hours ago — Economic Times

Gainers & Losers: Lenskart, Wockhardt among 6 stocks that were in focus on Monday

India’s strong 8.2% Q2 GDP briefly lifted markets to new highs before pharma and financial weakness dragged indices lower. Lenskart, Hyundai, Wockhardt, Hindustan Zinc, Max Healthcare and Whirlpool saw major action driven by earnings, sales updates and sector sentiment.

7.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Industrial output growth at 13-month low of 0.4% in October

The factory output, measured in terms of the Index of Industrial Production (IIP), had expanded by 3.7% in October 2024

8 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Rupee falls 8 paise to close at 89.53 against U.S. dollar

Forex traders said the sustained weakness in the rupee is primarily attributable to a widening trade deficit, the delayed India-U.S. trade deal, and limited central bank intervention.

8 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Commodity Radar: Gold may rise by another Rs 2,400/10 gram this week. Rupee, risk-off sentiments remain triggers: LKP Securities

Gold prices surged on Monday amid global risk-off sentiment and a weakening rupee, with analysts expecting another Rs 2,400 rise this week. LKP Securities says fundamentals remain strong, supported by softer dollar index, Fed uncertainty, and persistent rupee depreciation. Technical charts also signal continued bullish momentum with the buy-on-dips strategy intact.

8 hours ago — Economic Times

Tata Motors shares rise 4% after impressive November sales. Check details

Tata Motors’ commercial vehicle business surged on strong November sales, posting 29% YoY growth driven by broad-based domestic and export demand. Robust Q2 performance and expectations of continued momentum in construction, infrastructure and mining sectors boosted investor sentiment.

8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Maruti warns small cars face wipeout if emission norms turn ‘unscientific’

Maruti Suzuki’s Executive Director of Corporate Affairs took a swipe at Tata Motors and Mahindra for calling the proposed weight-based emission exemptions “arbitrary”

8.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Jitendra Sriram on why earnings stability, not euphoria, will drive the next leg of India’s rally

India’s markets hover near record highs as earnings stabilise and macro indicators strengthen. Baroda BNP Paribas MF’s Jitendra Sriram says financials, pharma, and power utilities will lead the next leg of the rally, while FII selling is set to ease as valuations improve. With GDP strong and policy turning supportive, broader market sentiment is poised to improve in 2025.

8.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Midcap's 27% slump in 2025 so far is a dip-buying opportunity. Know why this brokerage sees 37% upside

Despite a 27% decline in 2025, Anand Rathi sees Premier Energis as a strong buy, projecting 37% upside. Growth is driven by high-efficiency solar lines, plant consolidation, technology upgrades, and diversification into inverters and storage. Robust execution, R&D, and sector tailwinds support revenue and margin expansion.

9 hours ago — Economic Times

Need to further expand footwear business to boost exports: President Murmu

President Droupadi Murmu, addressing the convocation ceremony of Footwear Design and Development Institute, said huge opportunities are there for the businesses in the fast growing sports and non-leather sectors

9 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Rupee hits all-time low, holds above 90/USD mark with central bank help

The Indian rupee slid to a record low on Monday, pressured by maturing non-deliverable forward positions alongside a persistent bearish pall on the currency as India remains the among the few major economies without a trade deal with U.S.

9 hours ago — Economic Times

Market Wrap: Sensex settles 65 pts lower, Nifty flat after hitting fresh peaks

India's robust 8.2% Q2 GDP growth initially propelled markets to record highs, with the Nifty and Sensex touching new peaks. However, a late pullback, led by pharma and financial stocks, saw indices close with marginal losses. Despite the dip, auto and IT sectors provided some support, with HDFC Bank and Bajaj Finance being notable decliners.

9 hours ago — Economic Times

10 Midcap stocks trading below their industry average PE; potentially undervalued

Top 10 NSE Midcap stocks with PE ratios below their industry averages, including LIC Housing Finance, Bank of India, Hindustan Petroleum, ACC, and Petronet LNG, may signal potential undervaluation or growth concerns.

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Temasek-backed Atomberg is said to plan $200 million India IPO

Temasek-backed Atomberg Technologies is reportedly considering a Mumbai IPO to raise approximately $200 million. The Indian consumer electronics firm, also backed by Steadview Capital and Jungle Ventures, is in early discussions with investment banks. This potential listing, which could include new shares and secondary sales, is anticipated as early as next year, capitalizing on India's strong IPO market.

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

GST collection rises at slower pace of 0.7% to ₹1.70 lakh cr in November

Gross Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection was over ₹1.69 lakh crore in November 2024

9.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

European shares decline after November's gains as industrial stocks weigh

European shares slipped on Monday, with defence stocks and planemaker Airbus weighing down industrials, as a wave of risk-averse sentiment swept markets after gains in November.

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

MV Electrosystems files draft papers for Rs 290-cr IPO

MV Electrosystems, which manufactures electrical and power electronics equipment for railway rolling stock, has filed preliminary papers with markets regulator Sebi to raise Rs 290 crore through its initial public offering (IPO).

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

LIC uses Cipla’s dip as entry point, raises stake by 2% to 7.05%

LIC increased its stake in Cipla to 7.055% by acquiring 2.03% shares between July 17 and November 27. The purchase comes as Cipla trades near key SMAs, posts modest Q2 growth, and gains a ‘Buy’ rating from Sharekhan.

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Elon Musk says AI & robotics will drive almost all value and names the stocks he sees winning

Elon Musk told Zerodha’s Nikhil Kamath that AI and robotics will drive nearly all future economic value, with companies leading these technologies set to dominate in the long term. Asked which firms beyond his own are best positioned, Musk highlighted Google for its foundational AI work and Nvidia for its crucial role in powering the ecosystem.

9.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Rupee at lifetime low despite GDP boost. Is a steeper decline on the cards?

The Indian Rupee hit a record low of 89.73/$ in early December, despite strong 8.2% GDP growth in Q2 FY26. Weak FPI inflows, rising imports, trade deal uncertainty, and global risk sentiment have driven depreciation. Analysts expect INR to trade with a downward bias in the near term.

10 hours ago — Economic Times

Prove Age, Impose Penalties: How Australia Plans Its U-16 Social Media Ban

Australia will soon ban under-16s from the likes of Facebook and TikTok, a world-first move of huge interest to all those worried about the harms of social media.

10 hours ago — NDTV Business

Mid- and small-cap slide a big buying opportunity: Manish Sonthalia

Veteran investor Manish Sonthalia views the current mid- and small-cap stock correction as a prime accumulation phase, comparing it to the post-Covid crash opportunity. He advises investors to carefully select IPOs and focus on rate-sensitive sectors, IT, capital markets, and bullion, while avoiding overvalued capital goods, railways, and defense stocks.

10.5 hours ago — Economic Times

This multibagger pharma stock rockets 15% after USFDA’s historic approval for antibiotic drug Zaynich

The US FDA has accepted Wockhardt’s New Drug Application for Zaynich, its first-in-class antibiotic. This marks the first-ever acceptance of an NDA for a New Chemical Entity from an Indian pharma company, representing a major regulatory breakthrough.

10.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Rate-sensitive sectors poised to drive next leg of earnings growth in FY26: Manish Sonthalia

Indian equity markets have reached a new peak after a long wait. However, this record high does not reflect the entire market. Midcap and smallcap stocks are still lagging behind. Liquidity issues, driven by a surge in IPOs, are impacting these segments. Experts anticipate rate-sensitive sectors to drive future growth as India moves towards a lower interest rate cycle.

10.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Meesho, Aequs & Vidya Wires IPOs open this week. GMP indicates up to 35% listing gains

Three mainboard IPOs — Meesho, Aequs, and Vidya Wires — open this week with strong grey market premiums indicating potential listing gains of 17–35%. Meesho and Aequs lead with over 30% GMP, while Vidya Wires also shows solid investor interest despite its smaller issue size.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Airbus says most A320 jets affected by recall now modified

Airbus said it was working with airline customers to support modifications on the remaining aircraft to return them to service

11 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Euro zone yields edge up, ultra-long end of German curve steepens

Euro area government bond yields edged up on Monday as investors looked to U.S. Treasuries for direction, while the ultra-long end of the German curve hovered near its steepest levels in over six years.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

Japanese property giants deepen their push into a booming Indian market

Japanese real estate developers are wading further into a tricky Indian market and more of their peers are expected to get their feet wet, drawn by rising rents in a rapidly growing economy as well as low construction costs.

11 hours ago — Economic Times

ATF price hiked by 5.4%, commercial LPG rates cut

Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise Aviation Turbine Fuel and Liquefied Petroleum Gas prices on the first day of every month based on international benchmarks and the exchange rate

11.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Smallcaps still overvalued, midcaps lead earnings momentum: Nischal Maheshwari

India's robust GDP growth fuels expectations of an RBI interest rate cut, with experts citing favorable macro conditions. Despite strong real GDP, nominal growth remains a concern, prompting calls for immediate easing. Equity markets show uneven breadth, with midcaps outperforming lagging smallcaps. The banking sector is poised for a strong phase, while IPO valuations remain stretched despite improving profitability.

11.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Amid Crackdown On Online Platforms, 1 Sector Booms: Selfie-Based Age Checks

As governments crack down on online platforms from social networks to porn sites, business is booming for one sector offering AI age checks based on selfies.

11.5 hours ago — NDTV Business

FIIs returning, DIIs rotating: Sunil Subramaniam says mid & smallcaps poised for a comeback

Sunil Subramaniam sees a shift in market leadership, with DIIs poised to rotate toward midcaps, smallcaps, and lagging sectors. FIIs may accelerate inflows on improving earnings and attractive relative valuations. He expects a revival in private capex, strong prospects in industrials and PSU banks, and a potential boost from the upcoming Budget through incentives and PPP-driven projects.

11.5 hours ago — Economic Times

12 Multibaggers: FIIs and MFs-backed stocks deliver over 25% gains in both quarters of FY26

The report highlights 21 high-performing Indian stocks in FY26 with over 25% gains in the first two quarters, attracting strong FII and MF investments. Twelve stocks have more than doubled, while eight gained 66–99%. Key performers include Cupid, Rossell Techsys, Lumax Industries, and Tilaknagar Industries, with details on quarterly gains and institutional holdings.

12 hours ago — Economic Times

Hindustan Zinc shares gain 3% as silver surge lifts sentiment; up for fifth day

Hindustan Zinc shares rose on Monday, marking a fifth consecutive day of gains, driven by record-high silver prices and robust investor interest. As India’s sole listed silver producer, the company stands to benefit from industrial demand, Fed rate cut expectations, and untapped valuation potential relative to global peers.

12 hours ago — Economic Times

Meesho's losses cast a shadow on its IPO. Should investors be worried about the earnings future?

Meesho, India's largest e-commerce platform by orders, is preparing for its IPO. The company has achieved significant growth by focusing on value shoppers in smaller Indian towns. Despite this success, Meesho continues to report substantial losses. Investors are weighing these losses against the company's strong market position and future growth potential.

12 hours ago — Economic Times

India's manufacturing sector activity falls to 9-month low in November on softer rise in sales, production: PMI

The seasonally adjusted HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell from 59.2 in October to 56.6 in November, highlighting the slowest improvement in operating conditions since February

12 hours ago — The Hindu Business

RBI likely steps in to support rupee as it sinks to record low: Traders

The Indian rupee hit a record low against the U.S. dollar on Monday, falling to 89.7575 and nearing the 90 level. Traders reported that the central bank likely intervened to support the currency, with one describing the intervention as "mild for now".

12 hours ago — Economic Times

Silver soars to record Rs 1,78,649. What powered the rally and how close is Rs 2 lakh target?

Silver futures on MCX hit a new record on Monday, with March 2026 contracts touching ₹1,78,649 per kg. The surge follows strong recent momentum and aligns with global gains driven by Fed rate-cut expectations, dollar weakness, and rising safe-haven demand.

12 hours ago — Economic Times

Will AI-driven volatility continue to shape US market sentiment this week?

AI-driven volatility is expected to remain a key force in shaping U.S. market sentiment this week as investors weigh AI profitability concerns, tech stock swings, and shifting Fed rate-cut expectations.

12.5 hours ago — Economic Times

2026 Oil Outlook: Will OPEC+ cut again to support prices?

OPEC+ is expected to stay cautious in 2026 as sanctioned supply, peace talks, and uncertain inventories cloud the global oil outlook and may prompt further output cuts to support prices.

13 hours ago — Economic Times

Rupee hits record low of 89.73 vs USD amid weak flows, trade deal woes

The Indian rupee hit a new low against the dollar, despite strong economic growth figures. Unfavorable trade and portfolio flows, coupled with the absence of a U.S.-India trade deal, are pressuring the currency. Economists suggest a "calibrated" depreciation is necessary to offset these challenges, as foreign investors continue to withdraw funds from equities.

13 hours ago — Economic Times

Commodity playbook: How treasury reopening, firm dollar, and Fed signals are shaping the road ahead

Global commodities face heightened volatility as the US Treasury’s reopening, a firm dollar, and uncertain Fed rate-cut timing shape price trends. Strong yields and dollar strength are pressuring crude, gold, and base metals, while potential 2026 rate cuts and easing geopolitical risks could revive demand across key commodity segments.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Paytm shares jump over 3%, extending fourth straight day of gains. Here's why

Paytm shares rose sharply on Monday, extending their fourth straight session of gains after One97 Communications announced full ownership of three key group companies. One97 Communications has secured full ownership of Foster Payment Networks, Paytm Insuretech and PFSL by acquiring the remaining 9.99%, 67.55% and 51.22% stakes. With this, all three firms are now wholly owned subsidiaries.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Aequs IPO GMP surges to 35% ahead of launch on December 3; check issue size and other key details inside

Aequs will open its Rs 921.81-crore IPO on December 3, with grey market premiums surging to about 35%, indicating strong investor appetite. Priced at Rs 118–124 per share, the issue includes a fresh offering and OFS. Despite widening losses, pre-IPO institutional interest and strong aerospace manufacturing capabilities support sentiment.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Meesho IPO: How the women-powered platform left Amazon and Flipkart chasing discounts

Meesho has emerged as India’s largest e-commerce marketplace by tapping millions of value-conscious shoppers in small towns. Built on low prices, unbranded goods and a zero-commission model, it now dominates non-metro India, driving massive user and order growth while Amazon and Flipkart race to catch up in the hinterland.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

India bonds fall as doubts over rate cut grows ahead of RBI meet

Indian government bonds saw a decline on Monday. Traders adjusted positions ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's policy decision. Stronger-than-expected economic growth data for the July-September quarter has clouded the outlook for interest rate reductions. The benchmark 10-year yield increased. Market participants are now debating the timing of the next rate cut.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

US equity markets: Largecaps stay strong, smallcaps eye alpha opportunities, says Vincent Nichols

Strategist Vincent Nichols sees smallcaps as a strong complement to largecap tech, potentially adding alpha as interest rate cuts continue. While largecap tech fundamentals remain robust, a shift could favor smallcaps, though timing is uncertain. Nichols also noted that while tech capex is strong, a digestion period is likely in the medium term.

13.5 hours ago — Economic Times

RBI’s dovish tilt softens yields, but long-end pressures persist: October 2025 fixed income outlook

Indian bond yields softened in October. The Reserve Bank of India's dovish stance lowered expectations for interest rates. Inflation dropped significantly, boosting sentiment. However, the longer end of the bond market faced pressure. Foreign investors showed strong interest in Indian debt. The RBI is expected to conduct Open Market Operations to manage liquidity and stabilize yields.

14 hours ago — Economic Times

Reliance’s 4th monetisation wave: Is Ambani’s $80 billion post-Covid capex about to pay off in 2026?

Reliance Industries is entering its fourth major monetisation cycle, aiming to unlock returns from nearly $80 billion invested since Covid. Analysts expect strong cash-flow growth driven by 5G leadership, data centres, refining, and new energy expansion — without increasing leverage.

14 hours ago — Economic Times

Stock markets: Which way will the wind blow in 2026?

Markets that moved sideways through 2025 may see a shift in 2026 as FIIs potentially return, supported by currency stability, cooling AI trade, and improving earnings visibility. While a 2024-style rally is unlikely, a balanced mix of momentum and value is expected, creating strong bottom-up opportunities across broader markets.

14 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex, Nifty hit fresh lifetime highs in early trade

ITC, Bajaj Finance, Titan and Tech Mahindra were the laggards.

14 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Godrej Properties buys 5 acre land in Hyderabad to build Rs 4,150 cr worth housing project

Godrej Properties has acquired a 5-acre land parcel in Hyderabad's Neopolis, Kokapet, through an e-auction for a premium residential project. This development is projected to generate approximately Rs 4,150 crore in revenue. The company continues its expansion in the Hyderabad market, aiming to strengthen its presence in this high-potential region.

14 hours ago — Economic Times

Rupee trades in narrow range against U.S. dollar in early trade

The dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, was 0.02% lower at 99.44

14 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Bitcoin dips under $86,000 with risk-off sentiment driving early December slide

Bitcoin dropped sharply on Monday amid a broad risk-off move that erased $140 billion from the crypto market. Ethereum and major altcoins tumbled sharply, while analysts noted heavy liquidations, weakening technicals, and macro uncertainty. Still, experts say the decline appears more like a leverage flush-out than a structural breakdown.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Rupee wavers as blockbuster economic growth wrangles with persistent outflows

The Indian Rupee began December on a quiet note. Strong GDP figures did not boost the currency. Importer demand for dollars and outflows from foreign investors pressured the Rupee. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to hold interest rates steady. State-run banks intervened as the Rupee neared an all-time low. Asian currencies showed mixed movements.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Meesho IPO: GMP hints at strong listing. Check price band, financials - Should you bid?

Meesho’s Rs 5,421-crore IPO is drawing strong interest, with GMP indicating a possible 40% listing premium. Backed by improving fundamentals, rising user growth, and a defensible value-ecommerce position, analysts see medium-term potential despite near-term profitability risks. The IPO opens on December 3.

14.5 hours ago — Economic Times

BOJ hints at December rate hike as Ueda signals policy shift

15 hours ago — Economic Times

Silver prices touch an all-time high, gold follows with a Rs 900/10 gm rally

Gold and silver futures opened strongly on Monday. Gold February futures rose Rs 879, while silver March futures hit a new peak, gaining Rs 3,639. A weaker dollar, anticipated U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts, and a depreciating rupee fueled this rally. International gold prices saw a slight dip from recent highs, while silver reached a record high.

15 hours ago — Economic Times

GAIL among 7 F&O stocks that saw sharp rise in futures open Interest

7 stocks surged in the NSE F&O pack, contributing to a total increase in open interest of over 5% as compared to the previous trade.

15 hours ago — Economic Times

Sensex, Nifty hit new highs as D-Street cheers Q2 GDP print; banking index scales 60K level

India's benchmark indices, Nifty and Sensex, surged to fresh all-time highs, propelled by a stronger-than-expected 8.2% GDP growth in the second quarter. Nifty Bank also hit a record, with broad market gains reflecting renewed confidence in domestic demand amidst uneven global cues.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

M&M Financial among 4 stocks that witnessed 5-year swing high breakouts

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15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

NCC shares in focus after winning orders worth Rs 2,792 crore worth in November

NCC shares may be in focus on December 1 after the company announced fresh orders worth Rs 2,792.43 crore in November 2025. This includes a major Rs 2,062.71 crore order disclosed on November 25 and three additional contracts totalling Rs 530.72 crore. The new wins span the buildings, water and transportation divisions, strengthening NCC’s monthly order inflow.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Motilal Oswal Financial Services among 5 stocks that closed above VWAP

When the closing price rises above the VWAP, it indicates that the stock closed higher than the average price at which it was traded throughout the day, with the average weighted by trading volume.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Abbott India, SRF and 3 other stocks showing bullish RSI upswing

“RSI trending up” indicates that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is rising, suggesting strengthening momentum in the stock’s price.

15.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Smallcaps poised for breakout as liquidity improves, says Helios Capital’s Samir Arora

Helios Capital’s Samir Arora says India’s market has already turned, with smallcaps set to rally as FII selling eases. His new ₹470-crore smallcap fund signals renewed investor appetite. Arora remains bullish on selective new-age IPOs, Paytm, and Zomato, and expects broader market participation as largecaps stabilise and liquidity improves across segments.

16 hours ago — Economic Times

Easy re-rating phase behind us but valuation froth gone: Devarsh Vakil

Markets are consolidating as the easy re-rating cycle ends, with future gains driven by earnings traction. Early signs of revival are visible, suggesting a shift towards an earnings-led market. Investors need discipline and selectivity as valuations cool, offering opportunities in quality stocks.

16 hours ago — Economic Times

Japan's Nikkei falls as JGB yields, yen rise on rate-hike bets

Japan's Nikkei index tumbled Monday, breaking a winning streak as government bond yields surged and the yen strengthened. Speculation of a December interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan, fueled by Governor Ueda's remarks, drove these market shifts. While most sectors declined, banks saw significant gains on the rate hike anticipation.

16 hours ago — Economic Times

India’s largest bank SBI sees shares soar 25% in 2025. Can it continue to deliver in 2026?

State Bank of India is experiencing one of its strongest years, with its stock up 25% in 2025, outpacing private peers. Analysts see targets of Rs 1,100 and above as achievable, driven by healthy demand, improving asset quality, and strong net interest margins. The bank's scale and financial strength position it for continued growth and investor appeal.

16 hours ago — Economic Times

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Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy shares in focus on massive order from Adani Green Energy

Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy secured a significant Rs 1,381 crore order from Adani Green Energy Limited for a solar project in Gujarat, alongside a five-year strategic partnership. This boosts SWREL's fiscal year order inflows past Rs 6,450 crore and reinforces its strong presence in India's booming solar sector.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

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M&M Share Price Live Updates: M&M's six-month beta reflects market volatility16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Tata Consumer Share Price Live Updates: Tata Consumer's volatility metrics16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Cipla Share Price Live Updates: Cipla's beta suggests lower volatility16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

BPCL Share Price Live Updates: BPCL's six-month beta reflects market volatility16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Infosys Share Price Live Updates: Infosys exhibits low market sensitivity16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

SBI Life Share Price Live Updates: SBI Life's beta performance overview16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

NTPC Share Price Live Updates: NTPC's beta indicates lower market sensitivity16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

HCL Tech Share Price Live Updates: HCL Tech's beta reveals its market resilience16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

TCS Share Price Live Updates: TCS's beta suggests lower market risk16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Apollo Hospital Share Price Live Updates: Apollo Hospital's beta indicates slight market sensitivity16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

ITC Share Price Live Updates: ITC sees robust trading activity16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Nestle India Share Price Live Updates: Nestle India shows resilience with a beta of 0.4886.16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Lenskart shares in focus after strong September quarter results

Lenskart Solutions reported strong Q2 FY26 results with a 20% YoY rise in consolidated profit to Rs 102.22 crore and a 20.8% YoY increase in revenue to Rs 2,096.14 crore. Despite a standalone profit decline, the eyewear major's overall performance reinforced investor confidence post its recent IPO.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

ITC shares in focus as Centre likely to propose new cess to maintain high tobacco taxes

ITC shares are expected to be in focus as the government introduces a new Health Security National Security Cess to maintain high tax burdens on tobacco products. This move follows the expiration of the GST compensation cess, with legislative changes aimed at preventing a decline in tax revenue from the sector.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

RIL shares in focus as Jio adds highest subscriber base among peers with 20 lakh additions in October

Reliance Jio has secured the top spot for new mobile subscribers in October. This significant gain is expected to draw investor attention to Reliance Industries Limited shares. Other telecom players like Bharti Airtel also saw user growth. However, Vodafone Idea experienced a subscriber decline. India's overall telecom market continues to expand, with broadband services showing steady progress.

16.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Speb Adhesives IPO: Check GMP, subscription, price band and other details

Speb Adhesives is launching its Rs 34-crore SME IPO today, aiming to expand its water-based adhesive capacity with a new manufacturing unit. Despite a flat grey market premium, the company's steady financial growth and diversified customer base present potential for long-term investors. The book-build issue is open until December 3.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

Astron Multigrain IPO: GMP among key things to know before subscription

Astron Multigrain's SME IPO opens on Monday, seeking Rs 18.40 crore. The issue is priced at Rs 63 per share and closes on December 3. Funds will be used for machinery, working capital, and general corporate needs. The company operates in instant noodles and allied products. Financials show steady revenue and profit growth.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

Clear Secured Services IPO opens today: All you need to know about the Rs 86 crore offer

Clear Secured Services is launching its Rs 85.60 crore SME IPO today, offering 64.85 lakh shares. The integrated facility management provider, serving diverse sectors across India, aims to fund equipment, working capital, and debt repayment. With a price band of Rs 125-132, investors are watching subscription levels closely for this significant NSE SME offering.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

This smallcap stock with multibagger returns in 2 years approaches record date for 1:5 stock split. Do you own?

Mini Diamonds (India) shares are in focus as the company's stock split record date is December 2. Investors must buy by December 1 to be eligible for the 1:5 share sub-division. The diamond manufacturer has seen significant returns over two years despite recent short-term pressure.

17 hours ago — Economic Times

Positive Breakout: These 14 stocks cross above their 200 DMAs

As long as the stock is priced above the 200-day SMA on the daily timeframe, it is generally considered to be in an overall uptrend.

17.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Gold edges lower from near three-week peak on profit-taking

Gold prices dipped in early Asian trade after reaching a near three-week high. Investors are booking profits as expectations grow for a U.S. interest rate cut this month. Meanwhile, silver has surged to a record high. Market watchers are awaiting key U.S. economic data to further gauge the Federal Reserve's next move on interest rates.

17.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Dollar braces for crucial December with Fed meeting, Powell's successor pick

Global markets began December with caution as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's potential final rate cut and a new Chair. The yen strengthened on positive Japanese economic data, with speculation rising about a Bank of Japan rate hike. Meanwhile, the dollar weakened amid expectations of U.S. monetary easing, impacting other currencies and cryptocurrencies.

17.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Oil rises after OPEC+ meeting maintains current output

Oil prices saw a significant increase of over 1.5% on Monday following the OPEC+ decision to maintain current production levels for the first quarter of 2026. The group opted against planned output increases, signaling a slowdown in their efforts to reclaim market share due to concerns about an impending supply surplus.

17.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Parliament Winter Session: Govt to bring two bills in Lok Sabha to replace GST cess on tobacco, pan masala with new levies

The Health Security se National Security Cess Bill, 2025, seeks to levy Cess on the production of specified goods like pan masala

17.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: GIFT Nifty signals a positive start; Asian shares trade mixed

17.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Momentum turns positive for Coromandel; fresh breakout triggers buy opportunity: Shitij Gandhi

18 hours ago — Economic Times

U.S. rate cut hope propels gold, silver

18 hours ago — The Hindu Business

GIFT Nifty up 130 points; here's the trading setup for today's session

Markets reached new record highs for the third consecutive week, buoyed by positive global risk sentiment and strong domestic economic indicators. Analysts remain optimistic about the medium-term market outlook, citing firming global rate-cut expectations and India's robust growth prospects. The Nifty's ability to hold above the 21-DMA at 25,890 is seen as crucial for sustaining the uptrend.

18 hours ago — Economic Times

Stocks in news: ITC, Voltas, IndiGo, Lenskart, Maruti Suzuki

Indian markets saw a quiet Friday, holding steady after reaching new highs. Global liquidity is supporting ongoing gains in domestic stocks. Several companies are in focus today. Voltas received a favorable ruling. IndiGo completed a fleet-wide system upgrade. Maruti Suzuki is set to launch its first electric vehicle. Oil India began offshore drilling. Cipla opened a new lung diagnostics center.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Asian stocks fluctuate, oil rises on OPEC+ move

Asian stocks traded mixed as investors awaited key US economic data, which will influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. Oil prices surged following OPEC+'s production pause confirmation, while silver reached a new record high. Market sentiment remains cautious amid economic uncertainties and potential shifts in Fed leadership.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

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Profit booking, buying low and reverting to your intended allocation are the inherent benefits

18.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business

FPIs favour IPOs again, pump $1.3 billion into primary market in November

Foreign investors favored India's primary market in November, investing more than in the secondary market. However, they were net sellers of Indian equities overall for the month. This trend continues for the year, with significant outflows. Local mutual funds are offsetting these sales by increasing their equity investments. Key factors for December fund flows include GDP growth and corporate earnings.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

SP Group in talks to raise Rs 25,000 crore via unrated NCDs

Shapoorji Pallonji Group is in talks to raise ₹25,000 crore via unlisted debentures, targeting a 14-15% IRR. This comes as the group explores options to monetize its 18.37% stake in Tata Sons, including a potential listing or buyback, which could lower borrowing costs.

18.5 hours ago — Economic Times

Motor insurance: When service ends after sales

The calls are relentless, the persuasion tireless, and the promises glowing, but once you sign up for the policy, you find yourself in a communication black hole with your calls and emails ignored

19 hours ago — The Hindu Business

Only 26% of IPO funds going to capex, BoB Study reveals

A Bank of Baroda study reveals that only about a quarter of equity raised through IPOs is allocated for capital expenditure. Most funds are used for debt repayment, subsidiary investments, and working capital, with a significant portion of IPOs being offer-for-sale by existing shareholders, raising concerns about the purpose of public markets.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

RBI MPC 2025 ET Poll: Rate cut likely amid low inflation, high growth; tough call for Malhotra & co.

RBI MPC 2025: India's economy shows strong growth and record low inflation. This presents a challenge for the Reserve Bank of India's upcoming monetary policy meeting. Economists are divided on whether the RBI will cut interest rates. Some expect a rate cut, while others believe the policy rate will remain unchanged. The decision will impact loan and deposit rates.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

US options market grapples with 'concentration risk' in clearing

America's options market is seeing record volumes. However, industry leaders are concerned about a few major banks handling most trades. This concentration poses a risk if one of these banks faces trouble. The Options Clearing Corp. oversees these trades. Experts worry about this potential instability in the market.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

Wall Street worrywarts lose again as markets defy CME, AI stress

Wall Street saw a powerful cross-asset rally this week, with stocks, bonds, Bitcoin, and commodities advancing strongly. Despite anxieties over AI valuations and a trading outage, investor confidence was restored by Big Tech innovation and hopes for a Fed rate cut. This surge rewarded passive investors, while cautious strategies struggled to keep pace.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

Fresh bullish signals emerge for December derivatives trades

Traders are carrying forward bullish bets on select stock futures to the December series, with several stocks showing strong price and open interest buildup. Varun Beverages, Bajaj Auto, Glenmark Pharma, Mahindra & Mahindra, Siemens, and Cummins India are highlighted for their potential upward movement based on technical indicators and recent developments.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

Will Nifty extend its rally towards 26,500–26,800 this week?

Analysts anticipate the Nifty's upward trend to continue this week, driven by a multi-month consolidation breakout and strong sector performance. Key support levels are expected to hold, with a buy-on-dips strategy recommended as the index targets 26,500-26,800. Several stocks, including Adani Ports and Kotak Mahindra Bank, are highlighted for potential gains.

19 hours ago — Economic Times

Sebi to end P-Note secrecy with mandatory NSDL registration for ODI investors

Secrecy surrounding offshore derivative instruments (ODIs), or participatory notes, used by anonymous foreign investors in Indian stocks is set to end. New rules will require ODI subscribers to register with NSDL and provide a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI). This move aims to enhance transparency and reduce hidden risks in financial transactions, making it easier to identify foreign investors.

19.5 hours ago — Economic Times

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