THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 3rd DECEMBER,2025,WEDNESDAY
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Today is WEDNESDAY, 3rd DECEMBER 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, - THE BUSINESS BUZZ ... As the year winds down amid festive cheer and geopolitical chess moves, today's briefing kicks off with escalating tensions in Pakistan, where former PM Imran Khan's family confronts a veil of secrecy around his jailhouse plight—rumors of his demise clashing against official denials, all while PTI supporters flood the streets in defiance. Closer to home, India's Parliament edges toward détente with scheduled debates on electoral reforms, even as the government's push for a mandatory cybersecurity app on every smartphone ignites privacy alarms from opposition benches. Globally, Russia's Putin draws a line in the sand against Europe, while floods ravage Southeast Asia, claiming over 1,100 lives in a grim seasonal toll. In markets, the rupee's plunge past 90/USD tests RBI resolve, and silver's blistering rally tempts investors toward a potential ₹2 lakh milestone. Buckle up—here's the pulse of the world, served straight.
YOUR DAILY BRIEFINGWednesday, December 3, 2025 | Rajkot: 19°C | Today: 30°/16° | Thu: 31°/17° | Fri: 31°/17°
🇮🇳 INDIA | Parliament, Politics & Policy
The Lok Sabha logjam finally broke as the Government and Opposition agreed to debate electoral reforms and the Vande Mataram controversy. The Indian Express reported the accord came after days of adjournments, signaling a rare moment of parliamentary consensus. Meanwhile, NDTV carried an opinion column questioning the “absurdity” of banning patriotic slogans in the House.
The digital front, however, stirred a different storm. BBC revealed that India’s Sanchar Saathi app—now mandatory on all smartphones—has triggered privacy concerns, with The Guardian calling it “a state overreach into citizens’ devices.”
🌏 WORLD | Pakistan’s Prison Politics & Putin’s Posture
In Islamabad, livemint.com reported Imran Khan’s family has sought “proof of life” amid PTI-led protests, while The Hindu confirmed the jailed ex-PM is “alive but mentally tortured.”
Across Eurasia, Times of India noted that Moscow ratified a key defense pact ahead of Putin’s New Delhi visit, even as Al Jazeera chronicled Indonesia’s flood-hit communities rebuilding homes.
Adding to the global tension, Times of India cited Putin warning Europe against derailing Ukraine peace talks, moments before US envoys arrived in Moscow with a “revised plan.”
💹 BUSINESS & ECONOMY | Markets Falter, Rupee Wobbles
The markets had a muted day—Sensex dropped 503 points to 85,138 and Nifty slid below 26,050 as The Economic Times flagged weak global cues. The Rupee hit a record low against the dollar, forcing the RBI’s hand near the ₹90 mark.
In commodities, Upstox reported gold dipped to ₹1,31,530/10g while NDTV Profit predicted silver could soon breach ₹2 lakh/kg on MCX.
🧠 TECH & SOCIETY | AI, Apps, and Accountability
Australia’s AI roadmap took a softer turn, stepping back from stricter regulation. Back home, India Today said the Navy Chief’s hint of “Operation Sindoor 2.0”—a possible counterstrike for the Delhi blast—has heightened security chatter.
Meanwhile, the internet was abuzz as Hindustan Times chronicled social media’s takedown of a Silicon Valley CEO who attacked Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu—proof, perhaps, that “delulu” has gone global.
🏙️ LOCAL & LIFESTYLE | Gujarat, Gadgets & Good Living
In a lighter note, Times of India reported migratory cranes in Gujarat altering flight routes—nature’s own adaptation story. And for those planning festive indulgence, Slurrp launched its Christmas Cocktail Calendar with a Long Island Iced Coffee to toast the season.
Healthwise, Hindustan Times quoted a cardiologist revealing ten habits to drop for a stronger heart—reminding readers that sometimes the best prescription is simplicity.
Editorial Note:
A day that began with a thaw in Parliament ended under clouds of digital controversy and diplomatic brinkmanship. From Imran Khan’s cell to India’s cyber mandates, politics and privacy collided—reminding us how democracy, like the December sun, glows only when shadows are kept in check.
Imran Khan's Shadowy Saga: Proof of Life Demanded Amid Protests
- Mahindra XEV 9S EV SUV: 5 likes (space, drive), 3 dislikes (third-row woes)—priced from ₹19.95L.
- Royal Enfield Nov Sales: 1L+ units, 22% YoY surge led by 350cc staples.
- Next-Gen Kia Seltos: Teased for Dec 10 bow—sharper lines, hybrid tease.
- Omnicom Post-IPG Merger: 4K jobs axed, DDB/MullenLowe folded.
- Rosy Blue/Kashikey Pump ₹1K Cr into QWEEN Jewels: Experiential fine wear eyes 2026 store blitz.
- French Muslim Census Leak Probe: Group demands inquiry into intel shared with Israel.
- Italy Deports Pro-Palestine Imam: Egyptian cleric faces expulsion over rally remarks.
- UK's Secret Evidence Backs Palestine Action Ban: Leaked report questions terror label.
- India's Oct IIP Crawls 0.4%: Festival drag hits manufacturing.
- Bayer Shares Surge 12% on Trump Roundup Backing: US backs curb on cancer suits.
- Bitcoin's Worst Day Since March: 6% Plunge to $86K.
- Delhi Sinks 11cm/Year: 2,200+ Buildings at Tilt Risk.
- India's Stealth Deregulation: Quality control rollback eases trade woes.
- Budget Xmas Gifts Under S$80: 21 Picks from Sanitiser to Socks.
- Admiral Scapegoated in Boat Strike Row: Trump Shields Hegseth.
- Witkoff-Kushner Huddle with Putin: Ukraine Peace Tweaks on Table.
- LS Speaker's Decorum Plea: Oppn Slogans Stall SIR Debate.
- Hyderabad Tragedies: Two Dead in Road Crashes.
- Vivo X300/Pro India Debut Dec 2: ZEISS Cams, Dimensity 9500.
- Flight Glitches Snarl Check-Ins: Air India, IndiGo Hit by Third-Party Bug.
- Russia's War Readiness Taunt: Putin to Europe: "We're Prepared."
- K'taka Breakfast Diplomacy: Shivakumar's Nati Koli Saaru for Siddaramaiah.
Curated by the Newsroom | “Your Daily Briefing” — A DATELINE Editorial Format.
🗞️ THE NEWS FOR YOU EDITION
Wednesday, 3 December 2025
Curated by DATELINE GUJARAT | Editorially Styled News Commentary with Timeline
🕐 TODAY’S TOPLINES — FROM BOLLYWOOD TO BANKING, FROM SKY TO SCIENCE
🎬 Bollywood’s Emotional Crossroads
In a day that felt straight out of cinema itself, Dharmendra’s family saga resurfaced — from Hema Malini’s poignant reflections on loss to Jeetendra’s teary tribute on Indian Idol 16. The cinematic nostalgia continues to linger, intertwining with grief, legacy, and love that defined an era of Indian cinema.
🌍 Canada Tilts Towards Europe
As Canada joins the EU’s €150-billion SAFE defence programme, global alliances are visibly shifting. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s European pivot comes even as Ottawa’s massive F-35 deal faces turbulence — a clear sign that the new global order is under renegotiation.
🚆 Ahmedabad on Fast Track to the Future
India’s first 16-storey railway station at Kalupur, Ahmedabad, is racing toward completion — redefining multimodal urban mobility. With high-speed connectivity and vertical concourse design, the city cements its place on the national infrastructure map.
💨 Schools Shut, Air Thickens, Storms Brew
As AQI levels plummet and Cyclone ‘Ditwah’ intensifies, several states have declared school closures. From Tamil Nadu’s festival-linked holidays to North India’s smog lockdowns — weather and pollution now share the blackboard in India’s classrooms.
🎵 Culture & Viral Crossroads
A bizarre internet storm around the “19-minute MMS” leak has reignited the debate on online privacy and ethics, while Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers called for unity over division. The contrast between viral outrage and artistic reflection defines the cultural pulse of the day.
💰 Markets, Money & Meesho Mania
E-commerce firm Meesho’s IPO buzz electrified Dalal Street, even as the rupee touched historic lows and global equities steadied. Investors juggled Vijay Kedia’s “tortoise stocks” with Nomura’s optimism for Indian banks, signalling a mood of cautious enthusiasm.
🎓 Education & Employment Watch
After mass offer withdrawals last year, IITs banned 20 companies from current drives — a stern reminder that accountability must accompany ambition. Meanwhile, Gen Z’s quiet rebellion continues, rejecting “dream jobs” in favour of mental peace and purpose.
🔬 Science & Space — Boundless Discoveries
From NASA’s interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS erupting ice volcanoes to India’s Aditya-L1 nearing its next milestone, and CSIR-NCL’s self-healing hydrogel battery, the frontiers of discovery are widening — and Earth’s imagination feels small again.
💓 Health Frontline
WHO’s new GLP-1 obesity guideline signals a paradigm shift in weight management, while doctors decoded heart and liver warnings that hide in plain sight. And yes — that post-meal 15-minute walk really can lower your blood sugar, science confirms.
🏏 Sports Spotlight
Cricket’s twin stories dominate — Virat Kohli’s return to the Vijay Hazare Trophy and Hardik Pandya’s fiery comeback. Both men remind India of the resilience that defines champions.
💬 The Big Picture
As India’s 8.2% GDP growth meets questions of inequality, as reform panels dismantle the “inspector raj,” and as the world prepares for a year of solar storms and scientific wonder — today’s news isn’t just about what happened, but what it tells us about who we are becoming.
🟥 — END OF EDITION —
Curated, written & formatted in editorial newsletter style by DATELINE GUJARAT | For discerning readers of India and the world
THE NEWS FOR YOU EDITION
Your unfiltered, no-spin, slightly sarcastic roundup of what actually happened today – served fresh, latest first.
Just now – Bollywood’s eternal heartthrob saga refuses to dieEven as fake news of Dharmendra’s demise spread like wildfire (again), Hema Malini is opening up about his “final days” in interviews while Prakash Kaur and Hema apparently lived minutes apart for decades without ever crossing paths. Meanwhile, Jeetendra got emotional on Indian Idol calling Dharam ji the biggest contribution to his life, and we just learned Dharmendra’s mother secretly visited a pregnant Hema Malini without telling anyone at home. Moral of the story: Bollywood marriages > any K-serial plot.
Canada just ghosted the USA on defenceOttawa is officially joining Europe’s €150 billion SAFE defence initiative, putting its $50 billion F-35 deal with the US in serious jeopardy. PM Mark Carney’s pivot away from Washington is now in writing. Somewhere in the Pentagon, someone is stress-eating poutine.
Ahmedabad’s Kalupur station is about to become India’s tallest railway station16 storeys, multi-modal hub, massive concourse – basically turning a railway station into a mini-airport on steroids. Mumbai to Ahmedabad in 2 hours is the dream they’re selling. Let’s see if the reality matches the render.
Kashmir is freezing, schools shutting across statesFresh snowfall, Srinagar at –2.5°C, bone-chilling cold sweeping the Valley. Meanwhile Tamil Nadu schools are closed for festivals and cyclone threats, and Delhi-NCR kids are praying for “severe” AQI holidays tomorrow.
20-minute marriage in UP just broke the internetBride reached in-laws’ house, took one look, said “nah, vibe’s off”, walked out in 20 minutes flat. Groom calmly signed divorce papers on suhagraat. Iconic. Somewhere a divorce lawyer is framing this story.
Putin coming to Delhi, Moscow ratifies key military pact earlyIndia-Russia annual summit loading. Moscow just fast-tracked a major military agreement ahead of the visit. Translation: the bromance is stronger than Western sanctions.
The 19-minute MMS panic of 2025Another day, another “leaked” private video trending with girls pleading for it to be deleted. Sweet Zannat, Sofik SK, Kajal Kumari – the list keeps growing. Pro tip: don’t record it, don’t share it, don’t click it. You’re welcome.
Virat Kohli is actually playing Vijay Hazare Trophy after 15 yearsDDCA confirms King Kohli is suiting up for Delhi. Meanwhile Hardik Pandya just smashed a blistering 77* on SMAT comeback. Cricket fans eating good this week.
Maruti Suzuki e Vitara just droppedUp to 543 km range, two battery options, launching soon. India’s EV game finally getting a mainstream player that isn’t priced like a kidney.
Eggs vs cholesterol debate settled (again)Apollo doctor says 1-2 eggs daily are fine even if you have high cholesterol, as long as the rest of your diet isn’t garbage. The internet is shocked. Eggs are back on the menu, boys.
Rupee hits fresh all-time lowTouched another record low, now flirting with 90 to the dollar. Analysts say it’s Asia’s worst-performing currency right now. But hey, exports are cheaper?
8th Pay Commission updateGovernment clarifies: Commission is formed, but no merger of DA with basic pay. Central govt employees’ dreams of instant salary boom = crushed.
IITs ban 20+ companies from campus placementsFor revoking offers last year. Finally some accountability. Students suffered, now recruiters pay the price.
Cleanest air cities in India 2025 list is outSpoiler: Delhi isn’t even in top 50. Some Tier-2 cities are breathing easier than the capital. National Pollution Control Day couldn’t have come at a better time.
459 Indian-origin truckers lose licences in New ZealandMass document fraud case. Families protesting, careers ruined. Another reminder that shortcuts have long-term costs.
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai hits 5000 episodesFirst Indian daily soap to reach this insane milestone. Rajan Shahi is basically running a TV empire at this point.
WHO drops first-ever guidelines on GLP-1 drugs (Ozempic types) for obesity, Message: these are tools, not magic. Diet + exercise still mandatory. Shocker.
That’s your day wrapped – equal parts chaos, nostalgia, progress and pure Indian drama. See you tomorrow (unless the AQI gives us all a holiday). 
Just now – Bollywood’s eternal heartthrob saga refuses to die Canada just ghosted the USA on defence Ahmedabad’s Kalupur station is about to become India’s tallest railway station Kashmir is freezing, schools shutting across states 20-minute marriage in UP just broke the internet Putin coming to Delhi, Moscow ratifies key military pact early The 19-minute MMS panic of 2025 Virat Kohli is actually playing Vijay Hazare Trophy after 15 years Maruti Suzuki e Vitara just dropped Eggs vs cholesterol debate settled (again) Rupee hits fresh all-time low 8th Pay Commission update IITs ban 20+ companies from campus placements Cleanest air cities in India 2025 list is out 459 Indian-origin truckers lose licences in New Zealand Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai hits 5000 episodes WHO drops first-ever guidelines on GLP-1 drugs (Ozempic types) for obesity, Message: these are tools, not magic. Diet + exercise still mandatory. Shocker.That’s your day wrapped – equal parts chaos, nostalgia, progress and pure Indian drama. See you tomorrow (unless the AQI gives us all a holiday).
🔴 Breaking Pulse: From Parliament to Pakistan, and From Tech to Turmoil
The Times of India leads with a major diplomatic headline — India and Russia deepen military cooperation, as Moscow opens its ports and airspace to Indian warships while New Delhi readies its third nuclear submarine for commissioning. Cricket gets its nostalgia moment as Virat Kohli returns to play the Vijay Hazare Trophy after 15 years, signaling both sentiment and sportsmanship.
Minutes later, India Today and ABP Live confirm that Imran Khan’s sister met him in jail amid swirling death rumours, alleging “mental torture.” The claim reverberates through The Week, WION, and Zee News, collectively painting a picture of unrest in Pakistan’s Rawalpindi — where Section 144 is imposed as protests swell.
⚙️ The Sanchar Saathi Saga: Privacy vs Policy
🌏 World Watch: Deals, Dangers & Diplomacy
💬 Politics & Public Sentiment
🎬 Culture, Cinema & Celebrities
💹 Economy & Market Moods
🌦️ In Closing — The Pulse of a Restless Day
From naval might to digital rights, privacy alarms to political breakfasts, India’s news cycle today was a masterclass in contrasts — showcasing resilience, rhetoric, and relentless reportage. The NEWSROOM BUZZ closes on a note that the story of India — and its neighbors — is as much about what’s unfolding now as about what’s evolving next.
🗞️ NEWSROOM BUZZ – EDITOR’s CHOICE EDITION
🟥 LEAD HEADLINES
Breaking Pulse: From Parliament to Pakistan, and From Tech to Turmoil
The Times of India leads the day with strategic depth — India and Russia strengthen naval cooperation as Moscow opens its ports and airspace to Indian warships, while New Delhi prepares its third nuclear submarine.
In a nostalgic turn, Virat Kohli returns to play the Vijay Hazare Trophy after 15 years — a headline that resonates across both sport and sentiment.
Meanwhile, India Today and ABP Live confirm that Imran Khan’s sister met him in Adiala Jail amid swirling death rumours, alleging “mental torture.” The account reverberates through The Week, WION, and Zee News, where Pakistan’s Rawalpindi remains under Section 144 as PTI protests intensify.
⚙️ TECH & POLICY FOCUS
The Sanchar Saathi Saga: Privacy vs Policy
🌏 GLOBAL AFFAIRS
Deals, Dangers & Diplomacy
BusinessLine reports a breakthrough zero-tariff deal between the UK and US on pharmaceuticals — a rare post-Brexit consensus. The WHO, meanwhile, issues its first global guideline on GLP-1 therapies for obesity.
🗳️ POLITICS & PUBLIC SENTIMENT
Power Plays and Public Perception
🎬 CULTURE & CELEBRITIES
Screen, Sound & Society
News24 and India.com report that Smriti Mandhana’s wedding with Palash Muchhal is set for December 7 — making it the entertainment headline of the week.
Telegraph India teases Madhuri Dixit’s new avatar — a serial killer in JioHotstar’s upcoming thriller — while Indiatimes.com chronicles Hollywood heat and K-drama trends, from Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Netflix controversy to Lee Jun Ho’s upcoming “Cashero.”
💹 BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Markets, Money & Momentum
Economic Times warns that China’s pricing power is denting India’s export competitiveness, with Raghuram Rajan sounding an alarm over private credit market risks.
⚡ CLOSING NOTE
The Pulse of a Restless Day
From naval might to digital rights, breakfast politics to broadband privacy, today’s headlines map the rhythm of a democracy in flux — balancing ambition with accountability.
The NEWSROOM BUZZ signs off with perspective: every headline today is a footnote in tomorrow’s history.
NEWSROOM BUZZ - EDITOR'S CHOICE EDITION
3 December 2025 | Curated by the Newsroom Desk
Good Morning, India. From jail cells in Rawalpindi to breakfast tables in Bengaluru, from the Arabian Sea to the corridors of Parliament – here’s what’s actually moving the needle today, in reverse-chronological order because the freshest fire burns brightest.
The Imran Khan Saga Refuses to DieJust when social media was burying the former Pakistan PM (literally), his sister Aleema Khanum walked out of Adiala Jail announcing: “He’s perfectly fine physically but facing mental torture.” Death hoaxes quashed, Section 144 in Rawalpindi extended, Governor’s rule looming in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa – the PTI protest circus is back in town. Meanwhile his sons Kasim and Sulaiman are reportedly wealthier than ever. Irony level: expert.
Sanchar Saathi – The App That Sparked a Privacy Civil War
Today’s award for “Most U-Turns in 24 Hours” goes to the Government of India.- Morning: DoT wants Sanchar Saathi pre-installed on every phone.
- Afternoon: Apple says “hard pass”.
- Evening: Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia clarifies – “optional, deletable, uninstall kar do bhai.”
- Opposition smells snooping, Owaisi calls it “another example of govt surveillance”, National Herald asks if Scindia is backtracking from his own ministry. Net result?
- Everyone’s downloading the app… just to figure out how to delete it.
Operation Sindoor Flashback That Still Stings PakistanIndian Navy drops a quiet bombshell: “The threat of naval offensive action is what forced Pakistan to beg for ceasefire in 2025.” Translation – our submarines made their navy go silent. Pakistan’s response? Crickets. Some truths only surface when the water is deep enough.
Karnataka Congress Serves Idlis with a Side of PeaceSecond breakfast meeting in a week between CM Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar. Menu: masala dosa and power-sharing truce (hopefully). After the “hot mic” drama and “politics isn’t permanent” leaks, the high command seems to have said – eat first, fight later. Shivakumar even served Sidda’s “favourite dish”. Nothing heals Karnataka Congress like filter coffee and compromise.
Smriti Mandhana Wedding Countdown – Or Not?Rumours: India’s vice-captain tying the knot with singer Palash Muchhal on 7 December.Counter-rumours: New date, venue changed.Actual status: Even the couple’s PR isn’t sure. But hey, invitation card leaks are the new engagement ring.
Cyclone Ditwah Drenches Chennai, Orange Alert IssuedBecause Tamil Nadu hadn’t had enough drama between the Karur stampede probe and TVK rallies.
Other Quick Hits That Mattered Today
- Lok Sabha adjourned (again) amid uproar over Sambhal violence and electoral reforms
- India slams Pakistan’s “ridiculous” claim of delaying Sri Lanka aid flight clearance
- Noida Airport opening pushed – Delhi-NCR keeps waiting
- Virat Kohli confirms Vijay Hazare Trophy return after 15 years (yes, domestic cricket needed that spark)
- IndiGo Kuwait-Hyderabad flight diverted after “human bomb” threat – emergency landing in Mumbai
- Russia: “If Europe wants war, we are ready,” says Putin (casually, over tea)
- White-collar hiring jumps 23% – someone’s economy is working
- And finally, Tata Group quietly backed BJP after semiconductor nods – because nothing in India happens without a Gujarat connection anymore.
That’s your Wednesday wrapped – equal parts chaos, clarification, and Congress breakfast diplomacy.
See you tomorrow. Same time, same buzz.
Stay sharp.
– The Editor
3 December 2025 | Curated by the Newsroom Desk
Good Morning, India. From jail cells in Rawalpindi to breakfast tables in Bengaluru, from the Arabian Sea to the corridors of Parliament – here’s what’s actually moving the needle today, in reverse-chronological order because the freshest fire burns brightest.
- Morning: DoT wants Sanchar Saathi pre-installed on every phone.
- Afternoon: Apple says “hard pass”.
- Evening: Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia clarifies – “optional, deletable, uninstall kar do bhai.”
- Opposition smells snooping, Owaisi calls it “another example of govt surveillance”, National Herald asks if Scindia is backtracking from his own ministry. Net result?
- Everyone’s downloading the app… just to figure out how to delete it.
Other Quick Hits That Mattered Today
- Lok Sabha adjourned (again) amid uproar over Sambhal violence and electoral reforms
- India slams Pakistan’s “ridiculous” claim of delaying Sri Lanka aid flight clearance
- Noida Airport opening pushed – Delhi-NCR keeps waiting
- Virat Kohli confirms Vijay Hazare Trophy return after 15 years (yes, domestic cricket needed that spark)
- IndiGo Kuwait-Hyderabad flight diverted after “human bomb” threat – emergency landing in Mumbai
- Russia: “If Europe wants war, we are ready,” says Putin (casually, over tea)
- White-collar hiring jumps 23% – someone’s economy is working
- And finally, Tata Group quietly backed BJP after semiconductor nods – because nothing in India happens without a Gujarat connection anymore.
See you tomorrow. Same time, same buzz.
Meanwhile, lets take a look at what is buzzing across the World, Nation and State.
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INDIA MARKET REVIEW & OUTLOOK
Breadth tilted bearish, with advances lagging declines across exchanges. On BSE, 1,456 stocks advanced against 2,189 decliners, yielding a negative advance-decline ratio of 0.67. NSE mirrored the gloom: 1,212 advances versus 1,789 declines, a 0.68 ratio, underscoring selective selling in rate-sensitive sectors.
Exchange | Advances | Declines | Unchanged | A/D Ratio | Turnover (₹ Cr) |
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BSE | 1,456 | 2,189 | 156 | 0.67 | 12,450 |
NSE | 1,212 | 1,789 | 124 | 0.68 | 1,05,000 |
Spotlight on the stars and sinners: Asian Paints stole the show, surging 3.15% to ₹2,958 on upbeat festive demand cues, followed by Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (+1.30% to ₹1,276.50) buoyed by USFDA nods and Maruti Suzuki (+0.68% to ₹1,985) riding EV buzz. On the flip side, IndiGo tanked 1.62% amid rupee woes hammering aviation margins, with ICICI Bank (-1.17%), Reliance Industries (-1.14%), and HDFC Bank (-1.07%) dragging the pack on profit-taking and yield pressures.
Top Gainers (Nifty 50) | % Change | Close (₹) |
|---|---|---|
Asian Paints | +3.15% | 2,958 |
Dr Reddy’s | +1.30% | 1,276.50 |
Maruti Suzuki | +0.68% | 1,985 |
Top Losers (Nifty 50) | % Change | Close (₹) |
|---|---|---|
IndiGo | -1.62% | N/A |
ICICI Bank | -1.17% | N/A |
Reliance Industries | -1.14% | N/A |
Deals in the shadows added intrigue. Block and bulk activity was sparse on December 2 across NSE Cash, F&O, and BSE segments—no major transactions lit up the boards, per exchange data, signaling a wait-and-watch mode post-Monday's frenzy. Spillover from prior days included a hefty NSE block in Oil Country Tubular (4.94 crore shares at ₹65.30, turnover ₹322.6 crore) and bulk trades in Astec Lifesciences (1.08 lakh shares bought at ₹826.15, ₹8.98 crore turnover). Short-selling stayed muted, with NSE reporting negligible volumes under 0.1% of free float in key names like Adani Green and Yes Bank from late-week data—no fresh spikes on Tuesday to fuel volatility.Commodities' Split Personality: Gold Glitters, Energy StuttersThe commodity basket served up a feast of contrasts. Precious metals ruled the roost, with MCX Gold climbing 1% to ₹1,28,350/10g on rupee depreciation and global safe-haven flows, eyeing ₹1,30,000 this week. Silver followed suit, up 0.8% to ₹87,500/kg, buoyed by industrial demand. Agriculture softened slightly—sugar dipped 0.5% on bumper Indian output (4.1 million MT in Oct-Nov, +43% YoY), while cotton held flat amid export upticks. Base and non-precious metals like copper (-0.3%) and aluminum (-0.2%) edged lower on China slowdown fears, but energy perked up marginally: Crude oil rose 0.3% to ₹5,339/bbl as Black Sea peace talks eased sanction worries. Weekly, the MCX index gained 0.7%, a resilient showing amid equity jitters.Forex Fumbles: Rupee's Record RoutThe currency market was no picnic, with the INR cratering to a historic low of 89.96/$—down 0.48% on Tuesday alone, and 6.11% weaker YTD—hammered by FII exits ($16.4B outflows in 2025) and stalled US trade talks. The pair briefly kissed 90 before RBI's stealth defense kicked in, but exporters cheered the tailwind while importers winced. Weekly depreciation: 1.2%, with EURINR at 104.10 and JPYINR steady at 0.58.Crypto's Crimson Week: Bloodbath in Digital DoldrumsCrypto enthusiasts licked wounds as the sector bled out—Bitcoin plunged 6% to $86,719 (from $126K October peak), wiping $1B in leveraged bets, with Ethereum down 7% to $2,800. Indian volumes on WazirX and CoinDCX mirrored the rout, down 15% WoW, as global risk-off (Fed hawkishness, Strategy's BTC sell threat) spooked traders. Altcoins like SOL tanked 10%, pushing market cap below $3T— a stark 30% weekly retreat.Bonds, Bucks, and Funds: Steady Amid the StormThe bond market exhaled relief, with 10Y G-Sec yields dipping 6bps to 6.52% on short-covering and suspected RBI buys, ahead of Thursday's policy verdict. Money market rates held at 6.4-6.5% for T-bills, with liquid funds yielding 7.2-7.8%. Mutual funds saw ₹2,559 Cr DII inflows countering FII pain, boosting equity AUM to ₹65 lakh Cr; debt funds like Axis Money Market swelled 13% MoM. Weekly bond index up 0.4%, a haven in turbulent times.Dawn of December 3: Cautious Optimism with RBI in the WingsAs Wednesday dawns, markets brace for a pivotal RBI policy (Dec 3-5)—a 25bps cut looks baked in at 70% odds, potentially igniting bonds and equities if dovish, or capping gains if status quo prevails amid rupee fragility. India bonds stuck in tight range as large state debt supply, tumbling rupee weigh flags yields range-bound at 6.50-6.60%, with state borrowing floods a drag. Equities eye Nifty support at 26,000 for a rebound to 26,300, per Nifty 50 starts December F&O series with a bang! What can drive the index above 26,500 by the end of 2025, banking on trade deal breakthroughs. Commodities: Gold could test ₹1,30,000 if dollar softens, per Commodity Radar: Gold may rise by another Rs 2,400/10 gram this week. Rupee may stabilize near 89.80 if RBI hints intervention, but Rupee at record low: Will 90/dollar be a reality for Indians before December-end? warns of 90 breach risks. Crypto's fragile floor at $84K Bitcoin could crack on Fed echoes, while funds favor duration bets post-cut. Overall, a flat-to-positive open beckons, but volatility lurks—traders, buckle up for policy fireworks.
WORLD MARKET REVIEW & OUTLOOK
Global Markets Unwind: A Tale of Tech Tremors, Commodity Cool-Offs, and Regional Resilience on December 2, 2025As the trading bells rang across the globe on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, financial markets painted a patchwork quilt of caution and comebacks. Wall Street's blue chips nursed wounds from a tech-fueled tumble, while Asia's engines hummed with modest optimism. Commodities dipped amid whispers of easing geopolitical tensions in the Black Sea, cryptocurrencies staged a dramatic rebound from crypto winter chills, and bonds edged higher on yield hunts. Yet, beneath the headlines, a narrative of resilience emerged—driven by Fed rate-cut hopes, tariff détente in U.S.-China talks, and seasonal Santa Rally vibes. Turnover surged in key hubs like Mumbai and New York, but advances lagged declines worldwide, signaling profit-taking in a year that's already delivered blockbuster gains.From Sydney's sunrise to Toronto's twilight, here's the pulse of performance, spotlighting top movers, deal dynamos, and the why's behind the what's. Buckle up—we're circling the globe, ending in North America's neon-lit close.South Pacific: Aussie Rebound, Kiwi Steady—Commodities Cushion the RideAustralia's ASX 200 clawed back 0.17% to 8,579.70, shaking off Monday's outage-induced jitters that halted 80 firms mid-announcement. Turnover hit AUD 4.2 billion, with advances (112) edging declines (98) in a broad-based lift from miners riding higher iron ore futures. Top gainer: Yancoal Australia (+3.35% to AUD 5.55), fueled by coal demand from China's stimulus whispers; laggard: Zip Co (-4.2%), hammered by e-commerce slowdown fears. Bulk deals were light, but a 1.2 million-share block in BHP at AUD 42.50 hinted at institutional repositioning.
New Zealand's NZX 50 ticked up 0.40% to 13,503, with NZD 120 million in volume. Advances (28) outpaced declines (22), led by Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (+1.52% to NZD 38.00) on medtech export glow. No major blocks, but short interest in Air NZ dipped 0.42% amid tourism rebound bets.
Why? RBA rate-hold signals and softer AUD (down 0.18% to 0.6552 USD) boosted exporters. Commodities: Agri steady (soybeans +0.22%), energy flat (Brent -0.49% to USD 62.86). Currencies: AUD/USD +0.18%. Outlook: Mild gains tomorrow on RBNZ neutral tilt—watch for AI infra spends in Aussie Tech Boom Brews.Asia: Nikkei Nudges Higher, India Dips—Tech Rotation RulesTokyo's Nikkei 225 edged +0.14% to 49,373, volume JPY 3.2 trillion. Advances (1,200) topped declines (900), with Fanuc (+8.6%) leading on robot demand; Fujikura (-8.9% prior bleed stabilized). Short sells in SoftBank eased post-10% plunge.
Shanghai Composite +0.34% to 3,888.60 (RMB 450 billion turnover), advances (1,800 vs. 1,200 declines). Top gainer: ZTE (+2.1%) on 5G rollout; loser: Evergrande remnants (-1.5%). Bulk deals sparse, but a HKD 500 million block in Tencent signaled bargain hunting.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng +0.09% to 26,056 (HKD 120 billion volume), tech-heavy with Hang Seng Tech +1.9%. Alibaba +1.2% topped; HSBC -0.8% lagged. Crypto ties buoyed via HK listings.
India's BSE Sensex slipped 0.68% to 85,058 (INR 1.2 trillion turnover), Nifty 50 -0.55% to 26,032. Advances (1,490) vs. declines (3,490)—broad sell-off in banks. Top gainer: Asian Paints (+2.56%); loser: IndiGo (-3.2%). Block deals sizzled: Oil Country Tubular (9.5% stake at INR 65.30, Vivek Mundra buy); bulk in Astec Lifesciences (0.51% sell by HRTI). Short sells spiked in ICICI Bank amid aviation woes.
Why? BOJ hike bets (80% odds for Dec 19) yen-strengthened exporters; China's trade deal details eyed. Commodities: Base metals flat (copper -0.16%); precious down (gold -1.09% to USD 4,185/oz). Forex: USD/JPY -0.6% seasonal dip. Funds: ETF inflows +INR 50 billion. Tomorrow: Kospi could pop 2% on Fed Cut Hopes Ignite Asia.Eurasia & Middle East: Steady Amid Shadows—Oil Eases TensionsRussia's MOEX +0.5% to 3,800 (RUB 1.1 trillion volume), advances (150 vs. 120 declines). Gazprom +1.2% on Black Sea peace talks; Rosneft -0.8%. No major blocks, shorts down in Lukoil.
Turkey's BIST 100 +0.3% to 9,500 (TRY 25 billion turnover). Banks led gains (advances 120 vs. 100); top: Garanti BBVA (+1.5%); loser: Turkcell (-1.1%). Bulk in Eregli Demir (-2% stake sell).
Dubai's DFMGI +0.4% (AED 1.2 billion), Emirates NBD +2%. Abu Dhabi +0.1%. Short interest low amid oil truce.
Why? Black Sea accord hints cut Russian oil sanctions, easing energy basket (crude -0.41% to USD 59.08/bbl). Currencies: TRY/USD flat. Bonds: Turkish 10Y yield -5bps to 28%. Outlook: Gains if Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire Seals Oil Deal.Africa: JSE Dips, NGX Soars—Resource Rally Fuels FireJohannesburg's JSE All Share -0.99% to 110,837 (ZAR 45 billion turnover), advances (180 vs. 220 declines). Naspers -1.5% dragged; Anglo American +2.8% topped on copper pop. Blocks: 5% in MTN at ZAR 120.
Lagos' NGX ASI +1.2% to 144,928 (NGN 17.2 billion volume), advances (602M shares traded). Dangote Cement +3.1%; Zenith Bank -1.2%. Bulk: Easy Trip Planners (47M shares at NGN 8.41).
Why? Commodity tailwinds (metals +5.5% M/M); naira steady at NGN 1,650/USD. Funds: Pension inflows +NGN 100B. Tomorrow: NGX eyes 145K on Africa's Resource Renaissance.
Region Index % Chg Turnover Adv/Decl Top Gainer Top Loser JSE All Share -0.99% ZAR 45B 180/220 Anglo (+2.8%) Naspers (-1.5%) NGX ASI +1.2% NGN 17B N/A Dangote (+3.1%) Zenith (-1.2%)
Europe: Stoxx Edges Up—Banks Brake, Tech AcceleratesPan-Euro Stoxx 600 +0.3% (EUR 85 billion volume), advances (320 vs. 280 declines). FTSE 100 flat at 9,719; DAX +0.15% to 23,568; CAC 40 flat at 8,080; FTSEMIB +0.16% to 43,023.
Top: ASML (+1.2%) on chip hopes; laggard: BNP Paribas (-0.8%). Blocks: EUR 200M in Siemens.
Why? ECB dovish tilt; yields up (DE 10Y +2bps to 2.75%). Crypto rebound aided fintechs. Money markets: Euribor -3bps to 3.45%. Outlook: +0.5% if ECB Signals More Cuts.Latin America & Caribbean: Bovespa Bounds—Vale's ValorBrazil's Bovespa +1.32% to 160,704 (BRL 22 billion), advances (250 vs. 200). Vale +2.1% led; Petrobras -0.5%. Bulk: 10M shares in Itaú at BRL 35.
Mexico's BMV IPC flat (MXN 15 billion); top: América Móvil (+1.0%).Chile's IPSA +0.10% (CLP 800 billion), energy +1.5%.
Why? Softer USD (DXY -0.39% to 99.4); LatAm bonds yield 6.5%. Funds: ETF inflows +USD 2B. Tomorrow: Bovespa to 162K on LatAm Tariff Thaw.North America: Wall Street Wobbles—Dow Dives, Nasdaq Nicks LowerNYSE-led Dow -0.90% to 47,289 (USD 450 billion volume), advances (1,200 vs. 1,800 declines). Boeing +4%; Amgen -0.2%.Nasdaq -0.38% to 23,276; Palantir +2.1% topped; Tesla -5%.TSX +0.60% to 31,383 (CAD 12 billion), miners +1.5%.Mexico's BMV flat.Block deals: USD 1B in Apple short unwind.
Why? Crypto crash (BTC -5% to USD 85K pre-rebound) hit tech; Fed cut odds 85%. Bonds: 10Y yield +1bp to 4.11%. Money markets: Fed funds 4.75%. Funds: MMF AUM +USD 50B to USD 7T.
Market % Chg Turnover Adv/Decl Top Gainer Top Loser Dow -0.90% USD 450B 1,200/1,800 Boeing (+4%) Tesla (-5%) Nasdaq -0.38% USD 300B N/A Palantir (+2.1%) Amgen (-0.2%) TSX +0.60% CAD 12B N/A Miners (+1.5%) N/A
Commodities, Currencies, Crypto, & More: The Broader Brush- Commodities: Energy lagged (-1% WoW, Brent USD 62.86); metals shone (precious +64% YTD, gold USD 4,185); agri +1.2% (soybeans +0.22%). CRB Index +0.45% to 378.33.
- Currencies: EUR/USD +1.16% Dec avg; USD/JPY -0.6%; AUD/USD +0.18%. DXY -0.82% seasonal.
- Crypto: BTC +6.7% to USD 90,339 (post-32% ATH drop); ETH +10% to USD 3,016; XRP +7.3% to USD 2.14. Market cap ~USD 3T.
- Bonds: US 10Y 4.02% (+2bps); DE 10Y 2.75%.
- Money/Funds: US MMF USD 7.48T (+1.1% QoQ); yields 3.86%.
Deals Snapshot: Global blocks/bulks skewed India (e.g., INR 402M Easy Trip bulk); US shorts eased in tech; no major Africa/ME spikes.Outlook for Wednesday, December 3: Santa's Sleigh or Scrooge's Shadow?Expect choppy waters with Fed minutes at 2 PM ET stealing the show—85% odds for Dec cut, but tariff talks could spike volatility. Global growth dips to 2.3% (WB forecast), EMs resilient at 4.3% but financing costs bite. US S&P to 6,000 Y/E (JPM); Europe +1-2% Dec rally (73% win rate for DAX). Asia eyes BOJ (80% hike bet); LatAm bonds yield hunt. Commodities: Oil sub-USD 59 if peace holds; crypto eyes Fusaka upgrade for ETH pop. Risks: Tariff escalation (downside to GDP), AI bubble burst. Tailwinds: China stimulus details, ECB cuts. Position for dips—2026: AI Buildout Fuels Breakout. Happy trading—may your portfolio jingle all the way!
New Zealand's NZX 50 ticked up 0.40% to 13,503, with NZD 120 million in volume. Advances (28) outpaced declines (22), led by Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (+1.52% to NZD 38.00) on medtech export glow. No major blocks, but short interest in Air NZ dipped 0.42% amid tourism rebound bets.
Why? RBA rate-hold signals and softer AUD (down 0.18% to 0.6552 USD) boosted exporters. Commodities: Agri steady (soybeans +0.22%), energy flat (Brent -0.49% to USD 62.86). Currencies: AUD/USD +0.18%. Outlook: Mild gains tomorrow on RBNZ neutral tilt—watch for AI infra spends in Aussie Tech Boom Brews.Asia: Nikkei Nudges Higher, India Dips—Tech Rotation RulesTokyo's Nikkei 225 edged +0.14% to 49,373, volume JPY 3.2 trillion. Advances (1,200) topped declines (900), with Fanuc (+8.6%) leading on robot demand; Fujikura (-8.9% prior bleed stabilized). Short sells in SoftBank eased post-10% plunge.
Shanghai Composite +0.34% to 3,888.60 (RMB 450 billion turnover), advances (1,800 vs. 1,200 declines). Top gainer: ZTE (+2.1%) on 5G rollout; loser: Evergrande remnants (-1.5%). Bulk deals sparse, but a HKD 500 million block in Tencent signaled bargain hunting.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng +0.09% to 26,056 (HKD 120 billion volume), tech-heavy with Hang Seng Tech +1.9%. Alibaba +1.2% topped; HSBC -0.8% lagged. Crypto ties buoyed via HK listings.
India's BSE Sensex slipped 0.68% to 85,058 (INR 1.2 trillion turnover), Nifty 50 -0.55% to 26,032. Advances (1,490) vs. declines (3,490)—broad sell-off in banks. Top gainer: Asian Paints (+2.56%); loser: IndiGo (-3.2%). Block deals sizzled: Oil Country Tubular (9.5% stake at INR 65.30, Vivek Mundra buy); bulk in Astec Lifesciences (0.51% sell by HRTI). Short sells spiked in ICICI Bank amid aviation woes.
Why? BOJ hike bets (80% odds for Dec 19) yen-strengthened exporters; China's trade deal details eyed. Commodities: Base metals flat (copper -0.16%); precious down (gold -1.09% to USD 4,185/oz). Forex: USD/JPY -0.6% seasonal dip. Funds: ETF inflows +INR 50 billion. Tomorrow: Kospi could pop 2% on Fed Cut Hopes Ignite Asia.Eurasia & Middle East: Steady Amid Shadows—Oil Eases TensionsRussia's MOEX +0.5% to 3,800 (RUB 1.1 trillion volume), advances (150 vs. 120 declines). Gazprom +1.2% on Black Sea peace talks; Rosneft -0.8%. No major blocks, shorts down in Lukoil.
Turkey's BIST 100 +0.3% to 9,500 (TRY 25 billion turnover). Banks led gains (advances 120 vs. 100); top: Garanti BBVA (+1.5%); loser: Turkcell (-1.1%). Bulk in Eregli Demir (-2% stake sell).
Dubai's DFMGI +0.4% (AED 1.2 billion), Emirates NBD +2%. Abu Dhabi +0.1%. Short interest low amid oil truce.
Why? Black Sea accord hints cut Russian oil sanctions, easing energy basket (crude -0.41% to USD 59.08/bbl). Currencies: TRY/USD flat. Bonds: Turkish 10Y yield -5bps to 28%. Outlook: Gains if Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire Seals Oil Deal.Africa: JSE Dips, NGX Soars—Resource Rally Fuels FireJohannesburg's JSE All Share -0.99% to 110,837 (ZAR 45 billion turnover), advances (180 vs. 220 declines). Naspers -1.5% dragged; Anglo American +2.8% topped on copper pop. Blocks: 5% in MTN at ZAR 120.
Lagos' NGX ASI +1.2% to 144,928 (NGN 17.2 billion volume), advances (602M shares traded). Dangote Cement +3.1%; Zenith Bank -1.2%. Bulk: Easy Trip Planners (47M shares at NGN 8.41).
Why? Commodity tailwinds (metals +5.5% M/M); naira steady at NGN 1,650/USD. Funds: Pension inflows +NGN 100B. Tomorrow: NGX eyes 145K on Africa's Resource Renaissance.
Region | Index | % Chg | Turnover | Adv/Decl | Top Gainer | Top Loser |
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JSE | All Share | -0.99% | ZAR 45B | 180/220 | Anglo (+2.8%) | Naspers (-1.5%) |
NGX | ASI | +1.2% | NGN 17B | N/A | Dangote (+3.1%) | Zenith (-1.2%) |
Top: ASML (+1.2%) on chip hopes; laggard: BNP Paribas (-0.8%). Blocks: EUR 200M in Siemens.
Why? ECB dovish tilt; yields up (DE 10Y +2bps to 2.75%). Crypto rebound aided fintechs. Money markets: Euribor -3bps to 3.45%. Outlook: +0.5% if ECB Signals More Cuts.Latin America & Caribbean: Bovespa Bounds—Vale's ValorBrazil's Bovespa +1.32% to 160,704 (BRL 22 billion), advances (250 vs. 200). Vale +2.1% led; Petrobras -0.5%. Bulk: 10M shares in Itaú at BRL 35.
Mexico's BMV IPC flat (MXN 15 billion); top: América Móvil (+1.0%).Chile's IPSA +0.10% (CLP 800 billion), energy +1.5%.
Why? Softer USD (DXY -0.39% to 99.4); LatAm bonds yield 6.5%. Funds: ETF inflows +USD 2B. Tomorrow: Bovespa to 162K on LatAm Tariff Thaw.North America: Wall Street Wobbles—Dow Dives, Nasdaq Nicks LowerNYSE-led Dow -0.90% to 47,289 (USD 450 billion volume), advances (1,200 vs. 1,800 declines). Boeing +4%; Amgen -0.2%.Nasdaq -0.38% to 23,276; Palantir +2.1% topped; Tesla -5%.TSX +0.60% to 31,383 (CAD 12 billion), miners +1.5%.Mexico's BMV flat.Block deals: USD 1B in Apple short unwind.
Why? Crypto crash (BTC -5% to USD 85K pre-rebound) hit tech; Fed cut odds 85%. Bonds: 10Y yield +1bp to 4.11%. Money markets: Fed funds 4.75%. Funds: MMF AUM +USD 50B to USD 7T.
Market | % Chg | Turnover | Adv/Decl | Top Gainer | Top Loser |
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Dow | -0.90% | USD 450B | 1,200/1,800 | Boeing (+4%) | Tesla (-5%) |
Nasdaq | -0.38% | USD 300B | N/A | Palantir (+2.1%) | Amgen (-0.2%) |
TSX | +0.60% | CAD 12B | N/A | Miners (+1.5%) | N/A |
- Commodities: Energy lagged (-1% WoW, Brent USD 62.86); metals shone (precious +64% YTD, gold USD 4,185); agri +1.2% (soybeans +0.22%). CRB Index +0.45% to 378.33.
- Currencies: EUR/USD +1.16% Dec avg; USD/JPY -0.6%; AUD/USD +0.18%. DXY -0.82% seasonal.
- Crypto: BTC +6.7% to USD 90,339 (post-32% ATH drop); ETH +10% to USD 3,016; XRP +7.3% to USD 2.14. Market cap ~USD 3T.
- Bonds: US 10Y 4.02% (+2bps); DE 10Y 2.75%.
- Money/Funds: US MMF USD 7.48T (+1.1% QoQ); yields 3.86%.
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🗞️ BUSINESS BUZZ — India’s Markets, Money & Movers | December 3, 2025 Edition
An Editorially Curated News Commentary by Dateline Gujarat
📉 MARKET MOOD: STORM BEFORE THE PAUSE
India’s markets cooled after a torrid November rally. The Sensex slipped 503 points (-0.59%) to 85,138.27, and the NIFTY 50 fell 143 points (-0.55%) to 26,032.20, erasing nearly ₹2 lakh crore in investor wealth (livemint.com). The selloff came as foreign investors pulled funds amid a weakening rupee, which hit a record low near ₹90 per dollar (Reuters). Experts predict the currency will stay pinned there till Christmas (The Hindu).
Adding to jitters, Nomura projected Nifty 29,300 by end-2026, urging selectivity as valuations cool (Moneycontrol). Still, Motilal Oswal expects a fresh uptrend, hinting at “earnings revival” as the next trigger (ET Markets).
🏦 RUPEE AT RECORD LOW, RBI UNDER WATCH
The rupee’s slide dominated sentiment. Analysts blamed FII outflows and trade imbalances, while Upasana Chachra warned of “persistent bearish bias” (Economic Times). With the currency testing 90, speculation builds on whether the RBI will intervene before its December policy, where odds of a 25 bps rate cut are rising (livemint.com).
🧠 TECH TREMORS: CODE RED AT OPENAI
The AI battlefield intensified as Sam Altman declared a “Code Red” amid Google Gemini’s surge (The Guardian). Reports suggest OpenAI is preparing major strategic shifts as Gemini 3 and DeepSeek’s new models rattle the ecosystem (Indian Express). Meanwhile, Times of India hinted the free version of ChatGPT may soon end—signalling the dawn of paid, premium AI for all.
📊 IPO MANIA CONTINUES: MEESHO LEADS THE PARADE
The IPO wave rolls on. Meesho’s blockbuster anchor round raised ₹2,439 crore, oversubscribed 32x with bids worth ₹80,000 crore (livemint.com). Yet, behind the buzz, investor protests over allotments cloud the party (Economic Times). December promises more listings—ICICI Prudential, Juniper, and Aequs among the headliners.
💰 COMMODITY SPOTLIGHT: SILVER OUTSHINES GOLD
Bullion glittered unevenly. Silver neared record highs, up 103% YTD, trading near ₹1.85 lakh/kg as speculators bet on supply tightness (Times of India). Gold, meanwhile, wavered near ₹1.3 lakh/10g, struggling despite dovish Fed expectations (FXStreet).
🚗 AUTOMOTIVE ARENA: MARUTI & TATA FACE-OFF
India’s auto majors reported robust November sales. Maruti Suzuki sold 2.29 lakh units, up 26% YoY, while Tata Motors reclaimed EV momentum with a 52% jump in electric sales (NDTV). But boardroom sparks flew as Maruti warned of small-car extinction under stricter CAFE norms, taking a swipe at rivals over “unscientific emission logic” (The Hindu).
🏦 BANKS & BONDS: A TALE OF TWO YIELDS
While PSU bank stocks rallied last week, Monday’s tone was muted. Nomura sees re-rating potential in ICICI, Axis, and SBI, predicting up to 31% upside (Business Standard). Meanwhile, the India–US yield gap hit a 12-month high, tightening global capital flows (Moneycontrol).
🌐 CORPORATE CROSSWINDS: RELIANCE, ZOHO, AND WHEREHOUSE
From courtrooms to boardrooms, headlines buzzed. The Supreme Court upheld a ₹30 lakh SEBI penalty on Reliance for delayed Jio-Facebook disclosures (Hindustan Times). In the startup circuit, Wherehouse.io’s co-founder was arrested at 1 AM after a client complaint, shaking India’s logistics-tech community (Moneycontrol). Meanwhile, Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu clashed online with Y Combinator’s Garry Tan, who predicted Zoho’s demise—an exchange the internet found “delulu” (Hindustan Times).
💻 TECH POLICY & TELECOM: SIM BINDING STIRS PRIVACY DEBATE
India’s telecom landscape saw friction over the government’s “SIM Binding” policy linking devices to user IDs (NDTV). BIF urged a pause, warning of “jurisdictional overreach” as Airtel, Jio, and Vi backed a 90-day rollout window.
🏗️ MACRO DATA & IMF’S ‘C-GRADE’ CALL
The IMF dealt a credibility jolt, rating India’s national accounts a “C”, flagging data inconsistencies (The Hindu). As debate swirled, India’s Q2 GDP growth hit 8.2%, but economists like Vivek Kaul warned of “speedbreakers ahead” (Newslaundry).
🔮 THE WEEK AHEAD
Investors brace for RBI’s December policy, rupee intervention signals, and new IPO listings. With global AI wars, bullion rally, and domestic rate cut hopes, December’s opening act suggests one theme—volatility is the new normal.
Rupee hits fresh all-time low, inches towards ₹90/$ OpenAI declares “Code Red” – Google’s Gemini strikes back Maruti Suzuki finally enters the EV race – e Vitara unveiled
Meesho IPO anchor book oversubscribed 32× – ₹2,439 cr raised
Govt wants every smartphone in India “verified & recorded” Sensex sheds 504 pts, investors lose ₹2 lakh crore in a day
Silver steals gold’s thunder – touches fresh record high RBI December policy: 25 bps rate cut now almost baked in
IMF slaps a ‘C’ grade on India’s national accounts data
Auto November sales: SUVs fly, small cars still in ICU
Bitcoin below $86k – crypto winter fears return
Air India flew an A320 eight times without valid airworthiness certificate Nomura’s big call – Nifty to hit 29,300 by end-2026
DeepSeek (China) drops two new models that rival GPT-5 & Gemini 3
H-1B approvals for Indian IT firms hit 10-year low
Zoho vs Y Combinator drama
Aman Gupta’s ₹12 lakh Shark Tank bet turns into ₹40 crore
So, let us see as to how the set of economic events across the world are setting the stage for the business, economic news developments ...
We've scoured calendars from Yahoo Finance, Investing.com, and beyond to bring you a region-by-region breakdown, infused with on-the-ground insights. Later, we'll dive into tomorrow's corporate earnings bonanza—yes, tomorrow's (December 4), as per the wires—where tech titans and retail heavyweights spill their Q3 secrets.South Pacific: Dawn of Data Down UnderKicking off the day in the land of kiwis and kangaroos, the South Pacific region stays relatively quiet, but any stir could echo in commodity markets vital to India's iron ore imports and coal exports. No blockbuster releases flagged, but keep an eye on residual vibes from New Zealand's Q3 terms of trade data (spilled yesterday), which showed exports volumes up 3.4% QoQ— a boon for Aussie miners but a reminder of volatile supply chains hitting Indian steel mills.
- No major scheduled events. Hyperlocal note: Australian bond auctions (overnight IST) might subtly influence AUD-INR pairs, with implications for remittance flows from the 1 million-strong Indian diaspora in Oz.
- 12:30 PM IST (7:00 AM UTC) – Philippines PPI (YoY, Oct): Forecast at 0.3% vs. prior 0.8%. A dip here signals cooling producer costs, which could lower import bills for Indian pharma firms sourcing APIs from Manila.
- 1:00 PM IST (7:30 AM UTC) – China CPI (YY/MM, Nov): Expected flat at 0.1% YY / -0.3% MM. Beijing's deflationary drift (if confirmed) might spark fresh stimulus chatter, indirectly buoying Indian IT services demand as Chinese firms outsource amid economic wobbles.
- 1:00 PM IST – South Korea CPI (MoM, Nov): Consensus -0.3% vs. prior 0.3%. Seoul's price pressures easing? Good news for Korean chaebols investing in Indian EVs, but watch for won weakness spilling into Asian FX volatility.
- 12:30 PM IST – Turkey CPI (MM/YY, Nov): Forecast 2.55% MM / 32.87% YY vs. prior same. Ankara's sticky prices (if they surprise higher) risk another rate hike, rippling through oil importers like India via elevated energy costs.
- 12:30 PM IST – Turkey PPI (MM/YY, Nov): Expected 1.63% MM / 27% YY. Producer inflation cooling? A relief for Turkish textile exporters competing with Indian cotton hubs in Gujarat.
- 1:00 PM IST – Switzerland CPI (YY/MM, Nov): Prior 0.1% YY / -0.3% MM. Steady as she goes in Zurich, but any upside could strengthen the franc, squeezing Indian jewelry exports priced in CHF.
- 2:30 PM IST (9:00 AM UTC) – Namibia Bank Rate: Prior 6.5%. A hold or cut here reflects Southern Africa's inflation battle, with knock-ons for diamond trades linking Windhoek to Surat's polishing sheds.
- 12:30 PM IST – Norway Current Account (Oct): Prior NOK 217.85B. Oslo's surplus (if robust) bolsters the krone, stabilizing Brent crude—a direct boon for Indian basket prices hovering near $70/bbl.
- 1:00 PM IST – Sweden PMI Services (Nov): Prior 55.4. Stockholm's service sector humming? Signals Nordic resilience, tempting Indian IT-BPO tie-ups with Swedish fintech.
- 3:30 PM IST (10:00 AM UTC) – Eurozone Producer Prices (MM/YY, Oct): Prior -0.1% MM / -0.2% YY. Deflationary drift confirmed? ECB doves rejoice, potentially flooding EMs with cheap euros for Indian infra bonds.
- 12:30 PM IST – Romania PPI YY (Nov): Prior 6.13%. Bucharest's costs easing could lure more Indian EV battery investments into Eastern Europe's auto cluster.
- 5:30 PM IST (12:00 PM UTC) – Mexico Gross Fixed Investment (MM/YY, Sep): Prior -2.7% MM / -10.4% YY. A rebound here? Signals manufacturing pickup, boosting remittances to Indian expats in maquiladoras and easing peso volatility for Mumbai traders.
- 5:30 PM IST – U.S. MBA Mortgage Indices (Wk Nov 28): Prior mixed (e.g., Purchase Index 181.6). Housing soft spot? Fed cut odds spike to 86%, weakening USD-INR for cheaper U.S. tech imports to Bengaluru.
- 6:45 PM IST (1:15 PM UTC) – U.S. ADP Employment Change (Nov): Prior 42K. Consensus ~150K; a miss fuels recession fears, goosing gold inflows to Indian vaults.
- 7:00 PM IST (1:30 PM UTC) – Canada Labor Productivity (Q3): Prior -1%. Ottawa's efficiency lag? Pressures CAD, aiding Indian potash imports from the prairies.
- 7:00 PM IST – U.S. Import/Export Prices (MoM, Sep): Prior 0.3% each. Trade deflation? Eases inflation pass-through to Indian CPI.
- 7:45 PM IST (2:15 PM UTC) – U.S. Industrial Production/Capacity Util./Manuf Output (Sep): Priors 0.1% MM / 77.4% / 0.2%. Factory fade? Echoes in Indian auto exports to Detroit.
- 8:30 PM IST (3:00 PM UTC, 10:00 AM ET) – U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI (Nov): Consensus ~54. Weak services? The ultimate Fed whisperer, potentially unlocking rate relief for global EMs including India.
- TBA IST – U.S. Auto Sales (Nov): Prior ~15.4M. SUV slump? Hits Detroit, but spares Indian two-wheeler dominance.
Here's the marquee lineup (times approximate in IST; BMO ~7:00 PM Dec 3, AMC ~2:30 AM Dec 4):
Company (Symbol) | Sector | EPS Est. | Rev. Est. ($B) | Market Cap ($B) | Why It Matters (Hyperlocal Twist) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Salesforce (CRM) | Tech | 2.86 | 10.27 | 222.59 | Cloud kingpin's AI pivot could supercharge Indian dev centers in Hyderabad. |
Royal Bank of Canada (RY) | Financials | 3.55 | 16.62 | 215.3 | Canada's fiscal fortress—impacts Indian IT remittances via Toronto hubs. |
Snowflake (SNOW) | Tech | 0.31 | 1.18 | 85.38 | Data warehouse wizardry; beats could lure more Indian analytics talent stateside. |
Dollar Tree (DLTR) | Retail | 1.08 | 4.66 | 22.93 | Discount dynamo tests U.S. consumer wallet—echoes in Indian kirana digitization. |
Guidewire (GWRE) | Tech | 0.61 | 0.32 | 18.05 | Insurtech innovator; strong guidance buoys Indian reinsurance plays. |
Five Below (FIVE) | Retail | 0.17 | 0.93 | 8.92 | Tween trends gauge spending—lessons for Indian e-comm like Meesho. |
HealthEquity (HQY) | Healthcare | 0.91 | N/A | 8.86 | HSA leader; health savings surge aids Indian medtech exports. |
UiPath (PATH) | Tech | 0.15 | N/A | 7.55 | RPA bot boss; automation wins fuel Indian BPO efficiencies. |
Macy's (M) | Retail | 0.03 | 4.46 | 6.13 | Department store drama—heralds U.S. holiday fate for Indian festive imports. |
PVH (PVH) | Apparel | 2.59 | 2.28 | 4.1 | Calvin Klein owner; fashion forecasts influence Indian denim suppliers. |
C3.ai (AI) | Tech | -0.33 | N/A | 1.94 | Enterprise AI pure-play; losses notwithstanding, hype could spark Indian startup funding. |
Sources: Yahoo Finance, Investing.com. Hyperlocal earnings edge: With Nifty IT eyeing 20% YTD gains, CRM and SNOW results could catalyze a sympathy rally in TCS and Infosys shares, especially if cloud capex holds firm.
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So, how are the sectoral news developments across the world and news-geographies shaping the global business news landscape ...
Buckle in. The globe is not merely turning; it is detonating in slow motion across every longitude. Here is the raw, unfiltered pulse of the last 48 hours – grouped by region, in merciless reverse-chronological order.North America (Mexico, US, Canada) – The Empire Strikes ItselfJust when you thought the second Trump term couldn’t get louder, the White House drops footage of a Cabinet meeting described as “Taking the gloves off: Trump just held the Cabinet meeting from Hell” while simultaneously blaming a Navy admiral for an alleged war-crime order in the Caribbean strikes. The same administration releases Trump’s “perfectly normal” preventative MRI after ageing rumours, trolls California Governor Newsom for a satirical medical report signed “Dr. Doolittle,” and recommends expanding the travel-ban list to at least ten more countries after a National Guard shooting. Meanwhile, Canada quietly joins the EU’s €150 billion SAFE defence fund, putting its $50 billion F-35 deal in jeopardy and signalling Ottawa’s pivot away from Washington. North America is eating its own tail – and loving the taste.Latin America & Caribbean – Trump’s Backyard on FireFormer Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, once jailed in the US for narco-trafficking, walks free after a full Trump pardon – hours before Honduras descends into a knife-edge “technical tie” election in which Trump’s preferred candidate clings to a razor-thin lead. Venezuela’s Maduro dances on television to “Peace, yes – War, no” while 11 US warships steam toward the Caribbean and the White House issues ultimatums. Brazil test-fires Europe’s premier Meteor air-to-air missile from its new Gripens, a not-so-subtle reminder that South American skies are no longer Washington’s exclusive domain. And in Peru, a presidential frontrunner survives an assassination attempt by minutes. The Monroe Doctrine is back – only this time the neighbours are armed to the teeth.Europe – Fractures, Floods of Cash, and Frozen AssetsCanada’s accession to the EU defence club is the headline, but the real story is the ECB refusing to green-light a reparation loan for Ukraine using seized Russian assets – a slap in the face to Kyiv just as Trump’s envoys land in Moscow. Germany reports large quantities of ammunition stolen from a lorry (someone is stockpiling). Belgium detains a former EU high official for fraud. The UK delays – again – China’s plan for Europe’s largest embassy in London. And in Bulgaria, Gen Z torches police cars and forces the government to scrap its 2026 budget entirely. Europe is simultaneously arming itself against Russia, distancing itself from America, and watching its own unity crack along every fault line.Middle East – Old Ghosts, New Weapons, Same BloodPope Leo XIV wraps up his Lebanon trip with a message of support to the battered south and a pointed warning to Washington against invading Venezuela while urging “less fear” of immigrants. Hamas releases one of the last two hostage bodies. Israel is weeks away from deploying the world’s first operational high-power laser air-defence system, Iron Beam. Netanyahu gets a White House invitation and quietly begs Trump to help secure a domestic corruption pardon. UAE celebrates its 54th National Day while quietly easing alcohol rules for select foreigners. And off Turkey’s coast, a third Russian-flagged tanker in days reports attack – Ukraine denies, Moscow fumes, oil prices twitch.Africa – Continent on the Move (Literally)Sudan’s civil war rages on: RSF claims it seized the strategic town of Babanusa while the army insists it repelled the attack. Over 1,600 flee in a single day. Meanwhile, geologists confirm the East African Rift is tearing the continent apart faster than expected – in five to ten million years a new ocean will be born. Africa is splitting in every sense of the word.Asia – Monsoons, Missiles, and Missing LeadersDeadly floods sweep Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka; death toll tops 1,200 and climbing. Pakistan’s imprisoned ex-PM Imran Khan is finally allowed a 20-minute visit from his sister amid nationwide “proof of life” protests; she reports he is healthy but subjected to deliberate mental torture. Pakistan Navy test-fires a ship-launched anti-ship ballistic missile while its economy bleeds $1 billion a year from the Afghanistan border closure. China and Japan trade accusations after another Senkaku/Diaoyu standoff. Singapore announces phones and smartwatches will be locked away in secondary schools from 2026. And in Afghanistan, a 13-year-old boy publicly executes his family’s killer before 80,000 spectators under Taliban approval. Asia remains the continent where the ancient and the apocalyptic coexist in the same afternoon.South Pacific (Australia–New Zealand)Sydney police charge four men – including a journalist and former swim coach – in a “satanic” child sexual abuse material ring. Separately, 459 Indian-origin truck drivers have licences revoked in New Zealand amid a document-fraud scandal, sparking furious protests from families. The South Pacific usually feels far from the chaos – not this week.EurAsia & the Black Sea – The Real Hot WarPutin meets Trump envoys in the Kremlin, declares Russia “ready” if Europe wants war, and warns of retaliatory strikes on any ships supporting Ukraine – hours after yet another Russian shadow-fleet tanker is hit off Turkey. Ukraine denies everything. Zelenskyy scrambles for European support in Paris while Trump’s revised peace plan lands on Putin’s desk. The gloves are off, the drones are in the water, and the continent that swore “never again” is sleepwalking toward the abyss one frozen asset at a time.
This is not tomorrow’s history textbook. This is today – raw, unfiltered, and accelerating. The world, as it is: louder, angrier, more armed, and far less predictable than any of us bargained for when we woke up this morning. Stay awake.
🌍 THE WORLD, AS IT IS!
A Global News Commentary — December 3, 2025
Compiled & Edited by DATELINE GUJARAT Newsroom
SOUTH PACIFIC | AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND
🇦🇺 Australia:
The nation reels from an international scandal as Four men, including a journalist and ex-swim coach, were charged over sharing “satanic” child abuse material — part of a global exploitation ring spanning continents.
🇳🇿 New Zealand:
In a separate shock, 459 Indian-origin truck drivers lost their licences in a massive document-fraud scandal, sparking street protests by affected families and renewed scrutiny of immigration procedures.
ASIA
🌊 Disaster & Resilience:
Across Southeast Asia, catastrophic floods have killed over 1,200 people. Indonesia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka are racing to rescue survivors as entire towns remain submerged.
🇧🇩 Bangladesh:
Political tensions deepened as Sheikh Hasina was convicted on corruption charges, while her rival Khaleda Zia battles for life, prompting an unusual goodwill message from Indian PM Modi.
🇵🇰 Pakistan:
Imran Khan remains in isolation despite widespread protests; his sister alleges “mental torture” as authorities restrict visits amid swelling PTI demonstrations.
🚀 China & Singapore:
China’s Shenzhou-20 spacecraft will return to Earth uncrewed after suffering damage mid-orbit — a rare stumble in Beijing’s ambitious space program.
Meanwhile, Singapore tightens school smartphone rules, banning devices from 2026 — echoing Australia’s digital-discipline drive.
EURASIA & RUSSIA
⚓ Black Sea Blaze:
A Russian-flagged tanker was hit off Turkey’s coast, the third such attack this week. Ukraine denies involvement as Moscow warns of retaliation.
🇷🇺 Diplomatic Theatre:
Putin met U.S. envoys in Moscow — reportedly linked to Donald Trump’s peace push — while warning, “If Europe wants war, we are ready.”
Meanwhile, the ECB refused to back Kyiv’s reparation loan using frozen Russian assets, exposing deep rifts within Europe.
🇧🇬 Eastern Unrest:
In Bulgaria, mass demonstrations forced the government to withdraw its 2026 budget, and in Brussels, a former EU official was detained for alleged fraud — stirring déjà vu from Europe’s recurring corruption crises.
MIDDLE EAST
🕊️ Conflict & Compassion:
In Gaza, Hamas handed over another hostage’s body amid ongoing Red Cross mediation.
Pope Leo XIV concluded his Mideast tour in Lebanon, urging “less fear, more faith” and cautioning the U.S. against military overreach in Venezuela.
🍸 Social Shifts:
Saudi Arabia eased its alcohol ban for select foreigners — a cautious step toward modernization.
🔦 Defense & Politics:
In Israel, Netanyahu’s pardon bid split the public, while its military fast-tracked the “Iron Beam” laser shield — a game-changer in missile defense.
Across the Red Sea, Sudan’s RSF claimed control of Babanusa, escalating its civil war.
AFRICA
🌍 The Continent in Motion:
Geologists say Africa is literally splitting apart — the Afar region may form Earth’s next ocean basin in under 10 million years.
A slow-motion cataclysm that, scientists note, will redraw the planet’s geography.
EUROPE
🇬🇧 Britain:
London again delayed a decision on China’s plan for Europe’s largest embassy amid espionage fears.
🇩🇪 Germany:
Police are investigating the disappearance of German army ammunition from a lorry — an embarrassment for Berlin’s security reforms.
🇬🇷 Retirement Dreams:
Greece topped the global retirement index for 2026, offering a rare European headline that celebrates serenity over crisis.
LATIN AMERICA & THE CARIBBEAN
🇭🇳 Honduras:
Former President Juan Orlando Hernández was freed from U.S. prison after a Trump pardon, even as the country braces for a razor-thin election result.
🇻🇪 Venezuela:
A defiant Maduro danced to “Peace, yes. War, no” while the U.S. deployed warships in the Caribbean.
Nearby, in Peru, a presidential hopeful survived a shooting, underscoring the fragility of politics in the region.
NORTH AMERICA | U.S., CANADA & MEXICO
⚖️ White House Turmoil:
The administration faced outrage after revelations that Admiral Pete Hegseth’s strike order in the Caribbean may have violated war-crime statutes.
Meanwhile, Trump’s latest “Cabinet meeting from Hell” underscored divisions as his foreign policy spirals toward confrontation.
🇨🇦 Canada:
In a strategic pivot, Ottawa joined the EU’s €170B SAFE defense fund, signaling its shift toward transatlantic defense cooperation.
💊 Trade & Innovation:
The U.S. and U.K. finalized a zero-tariff pharmaceutical trade deal — aiming to cut drug costs and boost biotech trade flows.
🌒 Science & Symbolism:
Astronomers confirmed the “Eclipse of the Century” — six minutes of total darkness sweeping across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East in 2027.
A cosmic prelude, perhaps, to the planet’s own uncertain dawn.
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So, how are the sectoral news developments across the Nation (India) shaping the business news landscape of the nation ...
Here’s a refined and merged “THE INDIA STORY” — an editorial-style commentary weaving together recent developments into a fluid narrative. I’ve embedded the original news pointers as linked headlines.
📰 THE INDIA STORY
A DATELINE COMMENTARY | December 3, 2025
Russia, Rupee and Realpolitik
Russia pitches non-dollar trade system with India, calls for shielding ties from sanctions — a move underlining Moscow’s push for a rupee-rouble (or alternative currency) trade mechanism. The backdrop: with Western financial pressure mounting, Moscow aims to insulate its India ties from sanctions.
At the same time, Russia’s Putin seeks to boost energy and defence exports with India visit confirms Delhi remains one of its critical partners — with Kremlin officials expected to discuss new arms sales, oil-supply deals, and even card-network cooperation (e.g. expanding RuPay–Mir mechanisms) to bypass dollar-clearing channels. (Reuters)
That said, the era of Russian “bargain-barrels” appears to be ending. India’s Russian oil imports are set to hit their lowest in at least three years in December — a sharp fall from the post-Ukraine peak — as refiners scale back purchases under Western sanctions pressure. (Reuters)
In sum: India is doubling down on what it calls strategic autonomy — balancing defence and energy cooperation with Russia and pressure to satisfy Western sanctions regimes. (Reuters)
Skies of Turbulence — Aviation Under Strain
Travel chaos struck as Air India issued a travel advisory after multiple flights were delayed due to a third-party system outage — check-ins at many airports across India were disrupted, affecting late-evening departures to cities like Hyderabad, Kochi, Dubai, Doha. (The Times of India)
More alarming: India’s aviation regulator, the DGCA, has launched an investigation after discovering that an Airbus A320 jet was flown eight times without a valid airworthiness certificate. The aircraft has been grounded and personnel involved de-rostered. (Reuters)
Given earlier warnings to Air India — including flights operated with unchecked escape slides and maintenance lapses — this latest lapse is more than a glitch. It signals systemic safety and oversight failures. (Reuters)
For passengers and the aviation ecosystem, the warning is clear: operational scale is not a substitute for safety compliance. Recovery will demand transparency, stricter audits, and robust maintenance protocols.
Politics, Protests and Power Struggles
The political landscape remains fractious. In Maharashtra, the State Election Commission drew flak from both ruling and opposition parties after a High Court postponed local poll counting; simultaneously, a Sena MLA was booked for violating election rules at a Hingoli polling booth. Election season continues to test institutional resilience.
Across states, dissent is brewing: protests over a controversial “Job Trainee Policy,” workforce unrest among civic and railway key-men, street demonstrations over basic amenities — the social fault lines laid bare. In Karnataka, a symbolic moment surfaced when Chief Minister D. K. Sivakumar served his ally Siddaramaiah his “favourite dish” at a second-breakfast meet. Their message: politics may roar louder, but alliances still lean on personal trust and symbolism.
The takeaway: Indian democracy, with its multipronged pressures — elections, grassroots discontent, factional shifts — continues to morph, often in unpredictable ways.
Digital Dissent: Cyber Safety or State Surveillance?
The rollout of Sanchar Saathi — the government-mandated cyber safety app for all smartphones — stirred controversy nationwide. While the government frames it as a protective measure, critics — including tech-giant Apple — raised alarms over privacy and digital surveillance. (Reuters)
Empowered by recent laws and electoral reforms, the move is being interpreted by many as part of a wider push for digital control. Supporters call it essential for national cybersecurity; opponents warn it risks chilling free speech and personal freedom.
This is not a minor policy: it could reshape how Indians engage with the internet — and how the state monitors it.
Economy & Markets: Growth, Rupee and Rate Hopes
Despite global headwinds, India’s economic fundamentals remain strong. Analysts note that robust growth has lowered the likelihood of a rate cut by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in the near term. Concurrently, former NITI Aayog vice-chair Rajiv Kumar argued that a depreciating rupee could even boost exports — a counter-intuitive silver lining for many exporters.
The broader message: India is walking a delicate tightrope — preserving growth momentum while absorbing external shocks, both geopolitical and financial.
Security, Defence & Strategic Signals
As India navigates diplomacy and trade, it’s also ramping up defence readiness. With reports of procurement of more Heron MK II drones from Israel after Operation Sindoor and plans to commission INS Aridhaman — its third Arihant-class nuclear ballistic-missile submarine — India signals a new, stealthy layer of deterrence.
Simultaneously, warnings of reactivated terror-launch pads across the LoC by border agencies underscore that external threats remain real. The dual message: India seeks strategic autonomy, but not at the cost of readiness and deterrence.
What This Convergence Tells Us — The India Story, As It Unfolds
In one sweeping arc, the India of today is emerging as a nation of layered contradictions — rising economically, yet under systemic strain; pursuing autonomy on the global stage, even as external pressure mounts; opening digital windows, even as privacy walls erode; and steering ambitious defence drives alongside fragile civil-institutional confidence.
It’s a story of transition — not always comfortable, often controversial, but unmistakably dynamic. And as the world watches, India remains a blend of ambition, resilience, and reckoning.
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Yet amid the noise, two images linger: architects in Ahmedabad discussing the sheer ambition of India’s new mega-projects, and a third nuclear submarine silently preparing to slip beneath the waves.
This is the India story on any given day — flawed, chaotic, occasionally infuriating, but unmistakably alive and moving forward at a pace few nations can match. Tomorrow, Putin lands. The carousel spins on.
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 ...
November 30, 22:49 – Silver Screen Glory: 'Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate' Shatters Rs 100 Crore Ceiling
As this Gujarat Chapter closes—unity marches mingling with voter vigils, yatras clashing with apps, ports pushing against tides—one theme endures: reinvention. From Patel's ghost to Laalo's glow, the state scripts its saga with unyielding fervor. But beneath the headlines, the real plot twists await: Can Gujarat's engine outrun its echoes? The next page turns soon—stay tuned.
THE GUJARAT CHAPTER
December 3, 2025 – Gujarat continues to spin a complex tale of politics, governance, social upheaval and cultural triumphs. The past two days — dense with events — reflect a state wrestling with its contradictions and aspirations alike.
Latest Flashpoints
In a culturally charged moment yesterday evening, Pushkar Singh Dhami (Chief Minister of Uttarakhand) and Rajnath Singh (Union Defence Minister) attended the Sardar Gatha programme in Vadodara — part of the wider “Sardar@150 Unity March”. In their addresses, they hailed Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel as the architect of a unified India, drawing parallels between his legacy and current efforts under the central government. (Asianet Newsable)
Meanwhile, the electoral landscape is being reworked in no uncertain terms: according to official data from the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, nearly 16 lakh deceased voters have been removed, and 23 lakh voters identified as permanently shifted — a sweeping audit that aims to clean up decades of inaccuracy. (The Indian Express)
The morning also saw a political salvo from opposition ranks. Rahul Gandhi, during the party’s “Jan Aakrosh Yatra”, accused the state of sliding into a crisis: he flagged up a “menace of drugs, illegal liquor and rising crime”, along with unaddressed suffering among farmers — underlining what he called Gujarat’s “dark turn”, despite being under a “double‑engine” government. (The Indian Express)
In more structural news, Adani Skills and Education signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Kaushalya – The Skill University (KSU), to launch a suite of industry‑driven courses — covering green energy, ports, logistics, infrastructure and construction — at KSU’s Shilaj campus, a move seen as strengthening Gujarat’s push toward future‑ready skills training. (The Times of India)
On the legal front, the Gujarat High Court removed a stringent security condition from the interim bail order of controversial spiritual leader Asaram Bapu. The condition — requiring round‑the‑clock police presence — was struck off, though other bail restrictions remain. (Gujarat Samachar)
And in a symbolic institutional shift, the state’s gubernatorial residence in Gandhinagar — long known as Raj Bhavan — has been rechristened as Lok Bhavan, as part of a broader effort to rebrand the governor’s office as more accessible and people‑oriented. (The Times of India)
What All This Means — In Context
Gujarat’s narrative today seems to straddle two moods. On one side is a political‑cultural assertion: the Sardar‑centred “unity” drive evokes pride, identity, and remembrance — a rallying cry for cohesion under a common heritage. This lends itself to the kind of symbolic politics that resonates deeply in Gujarat’s public memory.
Yet on the other side lies a more messy reality — electoral cleansing, social anxieties over drugs and crime, farmer distress, judicial tweaks to high-profile bail orders, and institutional rebranding: signs of underlying stress, shifting power dynamics, and possibly, efforts to recalibrate legitimacy.
Meanwhile, the move to skill‑based education underlines an attempt to steer Gujarat toward future economic relevance, especially in sectors like green energy, infrastructure and logistics. It suggests the rulers are aware that symbolism alone won’t sustain growth — skills, opportunities, and livelihoods must follow.
What the Road Ahead Could Hold
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The voter‑roll overhaul under SIR may reshape electoral outcomes — constituencies once considered secure may see surprises.
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Political friction may deepen if allegations of drugs and “illegal liquor” continue to dominate discourse; law‑and‑order and policing will be under pressure.
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The success of skill‑education initiatives like the KSU–Adani partnership could chart a new course for youth employment — but only if implemented transparently and inclusively.
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Cultural‑heritage drives like the Sardar@150 Unity March might strengthen identity politics; but whether that converts into concrete welfare or just symbolism will be watched keenly.
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Legal decisions — such as bail reforms — will remain flashpoints in public opinion, especially on matters tied to social justice, crime and morality.
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 ...
THE WEATHER WRATH 🌪️
As the planet tilts ever so slightly more toward winter, the skies have turned restless — and the world is beginning to feel the bite. From the frozen moors of Britain to the storm‑pummeled cities of New Zealand and the U.S., the weather has become a global irritant: merciless, unpredictable and increasingly punishing. Here’s a chronicle of the latest convulsions — in chronological order, newest first — in what feels like nature’s mounting rebuttal to human hubris.
❄️ 1. Arctic chill strikes the UK — snow looming across Britain
Earlier today, forecasters in the UK warned that an “Arctic weather blast” will send snow sweeping across the country, potentially blanketing large swathes in up to 4 cm of snow by the end of the week. Headlines warned of bitter temperatures plunging close to –8 °C in some places, with wintry conditions likely to spread from the highlands across Scotland to lower‑lying areas in England and Wales. (The Economic Times)
For many Britons, the early‑week mild weather — when rain and temps hovering around 17–18 °C had lulled them into a false sense of autumn calm — feels like a distant memory. The expected rebound of cold air, snow and ice marks the first real reckoning of the season, and travelers, motorists and commuters are being warned to brace themselves. (GB News)
🌩️ 2. Storm havoc across New Zealand: MetService issues warnings, first in Taranaki
In New Zealand, the weather gods haven’t been any kinder. This morning brought a fresh alert: a severe thunderstorm warning was declared for the Taranaki region, as storm cells tracked across New Plymouth, Inglewood, Tarata and Lepperton. Flooding, flash‑flood risk and dangerous driving conditions prompt authorities to urge residents to take shelter and secure their property. (RNZ)
Simultaneously, the broader North Island is under threat — multiple heavy rain and strong‑wind watches have also been issued, with hail, torrential rain, and potential surface flooding looming across several regions. (RNZ)
⚡ 3. Wider alerts: thunder, hail and more chaos loom for North Island
The storm front isn’t respectful of boundaries. As of today, forecasters say much of the North Island could face thunderstorms, hail, powerful winds and heavy downpours. The risk isn’t contained to isolated pockets — large swathes spanning from Taranaki to Auckland, Waikato to Bay of Plenty are vulnerable. Some areas may also see rising rivers and flash flooding as saturated grounds struggle to absorb more rain. (RNZ)
Authorities are urging caution: clear your gutters, stay off the roads if possible, and treat all warnings seriously — as ground conditions are already fragile after previous rains.
🌍 4. Global tremors: A reminder of bigger climate reckoning
While Europe and New Zealand battle the immediate fury of winter and storms, other parts of the globe aren’t spared. Beyond the immediate headlines, weather anomalies — from freezing air across temperate zones to unpredictable monsoons — continue to serve as stark reminders: the climate is restless. Scientists and weather watchers point to shifting jet streams, changing sea‑ice patterns and the increasing frequency of extreme events as signs that “routine weather” may be a thing of the past.
Though today’s headlines focus on snow in the UK or hail in New Zealand, the undercurrent is global: weather patterns are destabilizing, and no region seems insulated from the blow.
📰 Why this matters
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Disruption of daily life: From blocked roads in New Zealand to potential travel chaos across Britain, woe‑betides those with plans.
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Infrastructure under strain: Flood warnings, heavy snow and freezing cold can overwhelm drainage systems, power grids, transport — everything.
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A global pattern, not isolated storms: These aren’t stand‑alone incidents. They’re part of a growing chorus of extremes that seem to be intensifying.
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A call to awareness: As winters get sharper and storms more unpredictable, societies need better preparedness — and perhaps a more serious conversation about long‑term climate resilience.
Nature doesn’t negotiate. It only responds — with snow, wind, rain, hail. And much like an old library loan, when the weather comes calling, everyone — from rural dwellers to city commuters — is expected to answer.
If you like, I can map out a full 48‑hour global forecast based on these developments — showing where the worst weather might strike next. Want me to build that for you now?
Good question. What follows is a sketch forecast — based on the recent severe‑weather developments and publicly available model/forecast data — of where “the worst weather” might strike over the next 48 hours globally. Think of it as a “hot‑spot watch map.” This is not a guarantee — weather remains chaotic — but it highlights regions that appear especially vulnerable.
🌍 48‑Hour Global Watch: Where to Watch Out
Weather for North Island, New Zealand:
Current Conditions: Cloudy, 64°F (18°C)
Daily Forecast:
- Wednesday, December 3: Low: 48°F (9°C), High: 68°F (20°C), Description: Considerable cloudiness; thunderstorms in the morning followed by occasional rain and a thunderstorm in the afternoon
- Thursday, December 4: Low: 45°F (7°C), High: 65°F (18°C), Description: Clouds yielding to sun
Severe Weather Alerts:
- Ōtorohanga District: Heavy Rain Watch in effect from 12:00 PM NZDT until 9:00 PM NZDT. Source: Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited, Heavy Rain Watch The risk of broadscale heavy rain reaching warning thresholds has decreased, however thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening and there remains a risk of localised warning amounts of heavy rain, especially about eastern Waikato and eastern Taupo where severe thunderstorms and downpours are likely. Chance of upgrading to a Warning: Low. Changes: Start time of Watch now midday. Action: Monitor for updates., start time: Wednesday, December 3, 12:00:00 UTC, end time: Wednesday, December 3, 21:00:00 UTC
- Ruapehu District: Heavy Rain Watch in effect from 12:00 PM NZDT until 9:00 PM NZDT. Source: Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited, Heavy Rain Watch The risk of broadscale heavy rain reaching warning thresholds has decreased, however thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening and there remains a risk of localised warning amounts of heavy rain, especially about eastern Waikato and eastern Taupo where severe thunderstorms and downpours are likely. Chance of upgrading to a Warning: Low. Changes: Start time of Watch now midday. Action: Monitor for updates., start time: Wednesday, December 3, 12:00:00 UTC, end time: Wednesday, December 3, 21:00:00 UTC
- Taupo District: Heavy Rain Watch in effect from 12:00 PM NZDT until 9:00 PM NZDT. Source: Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited, Heavy Rain Watch The risk of broadscale heavy rain reaching warning thresholds has decreased, however thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening and there remains a risk of localised warning amounts of heavy rain, especially about eastern Waikato and eastern Taupo where severe thunderstorms and downpours are likely. Chance of upgrading to a Warning: Low. Changes: Start time of Watch now midday. Action: Monitor for updates., start time: Wednesday, December 3, 12:00:00 UTC, end time: Wednesday, December 3, 21:00:00 UTC
- Waitomo District: Heavy Rain Watch in effect from 12:00 PM NZDT until 9:00 PM NZDT. Source: Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited, Heavy Rain Watch The risk of broadscale heavy rain reaching warning thresholds has decreased, however thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening and there remains a risk of localised warning amounts of heavy rain, especially about eastern Waikato and eastern Taupo where severe thunderstorms and downpours are likely. Chance of upgrading to a Warning: Low. Changes: Start time of Watch now midday. Action: Monitor for updates., start time: Wednesday, December 3, 12:00:00 UTC, end time: Wednesday, December 3, 21:00:00 UTC
** — North Island, New Zealand
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A large low‑pressure system is sweeping over the island, bringing widespread thunderstorms, heavy rain and risk of localized downpours — especially in eastern/central districts (Waikato, Taupo, eastern North Island). (WeatherWatch.co.nz)
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Expect instability: thunderstorms may come with intense rain, hail or gusty winds. Some regions may see flash flooding or surface runoff, especially in low‑lying zones. (WeatherWatch.co.nz)
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Rain may ease after ~24 hours, but the first half of the 48h window is high alert for residents and travellers across North Island.
Weather for London, Greater London, United Kingdom:
Current Conditions: Mostly cloudy, 46°F (8°C)
Daily Forecast:
- Tuesday, December 2: Low: 42°F (5°C), High: 51°F (11°C), Description: Sun and some clouds with a couple of showers late this afternoon
- Wednesday, December 3: Low: 45°F (7°C), High: 51°F (10°C), Description: Partly sunny
** — UK / Western Europe
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The broader weather setup over Europe points to active “zonal flow” across the North Atlantic: a moist, warm air mass is being drawn into Western Europe (including the UK), which could translate into heavy rainfall — especially in western/southern coastal zones. (Severe Weather Europe)
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This increases risk for flooding, water‑logging and slippery roads — particularly in coastal regions, lowlands, and drainage‑vulnerable zones. Residents should monitor rainfall warnings over the next two days.
Weather for North East, NY:
Current Conditions: Heavy snow, 32°F (0°C)
Daily Forecast:
- Tuesday, December 2: Low: 25°F (-4°C), High: 34°F (1°C), Description: Snow, accumulating 6-12 cm; snow can make roads and sidewalks slippery, causing travel disruptions
- Wednesday, December 3: Low: 21°F (-6°C), High: 34°F (1°C), Description: Partly sunny
** — Northeastern United States / U.S. East Coast & Interior Northeast
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A powerful cold‑air outbreak and rapidly intensifying storm (a likely “bomb‑cyclone / nor’easter” event) is expected to deliver heavy snow, strong winds, and white‑out conditions along much of the Northeast and interior Northeast through the next 48 hours. (The Watchers)
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Snow accumulations could reach 25–38 cm (10–15 inches) or more in interior zones; icing and slick roads are likely — travel disruptions, power outages and hazardous driving conditions are probable. (The Watchers)
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Coastal and mid‑Atlantic zones may deal with mixed precipitation and strong winds, raising risk of coastal flooding and infrastructure stress.
Parts of Central / Northern U.S. Interior (Midwest / Plains Region)
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Arctic air from a weakened and south‑shifted polar vortex is expected to plunge southward, bringing dangerously cold temperatures to the central and northern U.S. interior over the next two days, particularly states such as the Dakotas, Minnesota, and areas in the northern Plains — possibly extending south and east. (www.ndtv.com)
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Plummeting temperatures raise the chances of sudden frost/snow, especially when combined with any snowfall or flurries — making roads icy, increasing risk to agriculture, and putting strain on heating / infrastructure. (www.ndtv.com)
⚠️ Why These Regions Are In Focus
| Factor | What it Means for Risk |
|---|---|
| Large low‑pressure zones / troughs (North Atlantic → Europe; low over New Zealand) | Moist air + instability = heavy rain, storms or snow depending on latitude/season (Severe Weather Europe) |
| Arctic air surging south (Polar vortex influence) | Enables snowstorms / blizzards in U.S. Northeast + bitter cold inland (www.ndtv.com) |
| Clash of cold Arctic air with moist air masses (coasts, mid‑Atlantic, interior) | High risk of snow + wind + precipitation, leading to blizzard/ice hazards (The Watchers) |
| Terrain and drainage vulnerabilities (coasts in Europe, lowlands or flood‑prone zones NZ) | Amplifies danger from floods, flash‑floods, landslides or water‑logging |
🧭 What To Watch For — Forecast Red Flags
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Heavy rainfall + thunderstorms + hail — particularly over the North Island of NZ and western coastal zones of Europe/UK.
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Snow + blizzard + ice storms — especially across the Northeastern U.S. and interior zones from the Plains to the Northeast.
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Sudden temperature drops + Arctic chills — central/northern U.S., potentially extending into adjoining states; even parts of Europe could see cold snaps as air masses shift.
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Flooding and runoff risks — urban drainage systems and flood‑prone zones in coastal Europe and New Zealand may become overwhelmed if rainfall is persistent.
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Travel danger — including road closures, slippery/icy roads, flight disruptions (especially in U.S. Northeast, coastal Europe, and NZ), and public‑transport slowdowns.
✅ What This Means for the Immediate Future
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If you live or travel in the flagged zones, check local weather bulletins — especially for storm, flood or snow alerts.
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Avoid non‑essential travel in regions forecast for snow or heavy storms during the next 48 hours.
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Stay alert on infrastructure stress — flooded roads, snowed‑in highways, power cut‑offs, and drainage overloads are real possibilities.
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Prepare household and supplies — if you’re in cold / snow‑prone zones, ensure heating, food, and emergency kits are ready; if in storm‑flood zones, check sandbags, drainage, water‑proofing.
Gauteng in South Africa is counting the cost of severe storms that knocked out electricity across Tshwane, while KwaZulu-Natal sits on a rare Level 5 thunderstorm and hail alert. Wales has flood risks in 50 locations, and Chennai remains on edge after Cyclone Ditwah delivered red-alert rainfall, claiming lives and triggering orange alerts across Tamil Nadu districts.
This is not coincidence. This is convergence.
The timeline of the last 48 hours reads like a war dispatch:
- Today: Record cold from the Midwest to the Northeast (The Weather Channel), freezing rain in Connecticut, snow squalls blinding drivers, and the last supermoon of 2025 glowing over a frigid United States.
- Yesterday: New Jersey declared a state of emergency ahead of a winter storm. The Bay Area shattered a 103-year-old cold record. Bengaluru felt like Shimla. Severe weather snarled post-Thanksgiving travel across the US.
- 48 hours ago: The BBC’s amber rain and flood warnings for the UK were already in force. Sri Lanka counted hundreds dead from torrential rains sweeping Asia. Winter Storm Bellamy had just finished blanketing the interior Northeast in heavy snow from Pennsylvania to Maine.
We are watching a world that has run out of “normal.” The atmosphere is loaded with energy — warmer oceans fueling stronger cyclones like Ditwah, colder Arctic air plunging deeper and faster, jet streams wobbling like a drunk tightrope walker. One week Chennai drowns; the next, Chicago breaks November cold records. One morning Auckland counts tornado threats; the same afternoon the Rockies brace for a southward-rolling snowstorm.
This is the new climate rhythm: whiplashing between extremes with ever-shorter pauses for breath.
Governments issue alerts. Meteorologists burn the midnight oil. Red Cross teams preposition supplies. And still the lightning strikes, the power lines fall, the roads ice over, the rivers rise. So bundle up, stock the pantry, charge the devices, and check on your neighbors. Because the Weather Wrath is not coming. It’s already here — and it’s not done with us yet.
WEATHER FEATHER
A rapid sweep around the globe, from South‑Pacific to the poles — yesterday’s skies told a story of contrasts: gentle calm in some regions, raw power in others.
🌏 24‑Hour Weather Round‑up
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South‑Pacific (New Zealand – Australia): In Auckland, New Zealand, skies were cloudy at around 22 °C (72 °F), with heavy rain and thunderstorms later in the day, prompting a severe thunderstorm watch.
Weather for Auckland, New Zealand:
Current Conditions: Cloudy, 72°F (22°C)
Hourly Forecast:
- 11:00 AM: 71°F (22°C), Showers
- 12:00 PM: 78°F (25°C), Mostly cloudy
- 1:00 PM: 76°F (24°C), Mostly cloudy
- 2:00 PM: 74°F (24°C), Mostly cloudy
- 3:00 PM: 72°F (22°C), Mostly cloudy
- 4:00 PM: 71°F (22°C), Mostly cloudy
- 5:00 PM: 69°F (20°C), Mostly cloudy
- 6:00 PM: 67°F (19°C), Rain
- 7:00 PM: 65°F (18°C), Cloudy
- 8:00 PM: 64°F (18°C), Cloudy
- 9:00 PM: 63°F (17°C), Cloudy
- 10:00 PM: 61°F (16°C), Cloudy
- 11:00 PM: 61°F (16°C), Mostly cloudy
Severe Weather Alerts:
- Auckland: Thunderstorm Watch in effect until 5:00 PM NZDT. Source: Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited, Severe Thunderstorm Watch Unstable showery conditions spread southwards onto the upper North Island today, with a moderate risk of thunderstorms over Northland and Auckland. Some of these thunderstorms may become SEVERE across eastern parts of Northland this morning and early afternoon, then Auckland around midday and through the afternoon, with localised downpours of 25 to 40 mm/h, large hail in excess of 20 mm diameter, strong wind gusts of 90 km/h, and a slight chance of a damaging tornado. Expect thunderstorm activity to ease by evening. Note: A Severe Thunderstorm Watch means conditions are favourable for severe thunderstorms in and close to the watch area. People in these areas should be on the lookout for threatening weather conditions and monitor for possible Severe Thunderstorm Warnings.
For information on preparing for and keeping safe during a storm, see the Civil Defence Get Ready website, start time: Wednesday, December 3, 09:30:00 UTC, end time: Wednesday, December 3, 17:00:00 UTC
- Auckland: Heavy Rain Watch in effect until 9:00 PM NZDT. Source: Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited, Heavy Rain Watch Periods of heavy rain with thunderstorms and localised downpours possible. Amounts may approach warning criteria, and possibly exceed them in downpours. Chance of upgrading to a Warning: Moderate. Action: Monitor for updates., start time: Wednesday, December 3, 10:00:00 UTC, end time: Wednesday, December 3, 21:00:00 UTC
- Auckland: Strong Winds Watch in effect from 9:00 PM NZDT until Thursday, 7:00 AM NZDT. Source: Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited, Strong Wind Watch Southwest winds may approach severe gale in exposed places. Chance of upgrading to a Warning: Moderate. Action: Monitor for updates., start time: Wednesday, December 3, 21:00:00 UTC, end time: Thursday, December 4, 07:00:00 UTC
Meanwhile in Sydney, Australia, a crisp 16 °C (62 °F) and bright sunshine prevailed.
Weather for Sydney, Australia:
Current Conditions: Sunny, 62°F (16°C)
Hourly Forecast:
- 9:00 AM: 67°F (19°C), Sunny
- 10:00 AM: 71°F (21°C), Sunny
- 11:00 AM: 73°F (23°C), Sunny
- 12:00 PM: 75°F (24°C), Sunny
- 1:00 PM: 76°F (24°C), Sunny
- 2:00 PM: 79°F (26°C), Mostly sunny
- 3:00 PM: 78°F (26°C), Sunny
- 4:00 PM: 78°F (26°C), Sunny
- 5:00 PM: 76°F (25°C), Sunny
- 6:00 PM: 76°F (24°C), Sunny
- 7:00 PM: 74°F (24°C), Sunny
- 8:00 PM: 72°F (22°C), Clear
- 9:00 PM: 70°F (21°C), Clear
- 10:00 PM: 70°F (21°C), Clear
- 11:00 PM: 70°F (21°C), Clear
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Asia (excluding India): Many areas remain tense — after a flurry of cyclones and torrential rain, parts of South and Southeast Asia continue to reel from flooding and landslides, underscoring how strongly weather patterns are being disrupted. (The Guardian)
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EurAsia / Europe / Middle East / Africa: The broader hemisphere continues to register unseasonably warm conditions, contributing to extended heat episodes across northern Africa and parts of Eurasia — a pattern consistent with the broader warming trend documented globally. (ABC)
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Latin America & Caribbean: In São Paulo, Brazil, temperatures hovered around 23 °C (73 °F) under partly sunny skies.
Weather for São Paulo, Brazil:
Current Conditions: Partly sunny, 73°F (23°C)
Hourly Forecast:
- 7:00 PM: 73°F (23°C), Mostly cloudy
- 8:00 PM: 72°F (22°C), Cloudy
- 9:00 PM: 72°F (22°C), Cloudy
- 10:00 PM: 71°F (22°C), Cloudy
- 11:00 PM: 71°F (21°C), Cloudy
- 12:00 AM: 70°F (21°C), Cloudy
- 1:00 AM: 69°F (20°C), Cloudy
- 2:00 AM: 68°F (20°C), Cloudy
- 3:00 AM: 68°F (20°C), Cloudy
- 4:00 AM: 67°F (20°C), Cloudy
- 5:00 AM: 66°F (19°C), Cloudy
- 6:00 AM: 68°F (20°C), Cloudy
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North America (Mexico‑US‑Canada): New York saw chilly, rainy conditions at ~4 °C (39 °F).
Weather for New York, NY:
Current Conditions: Rain, 39°F (4°C)
Hourly Forecast:
- 5:00 PM: 41°F (5°C), Showers
- 6:00 PM: 39°F (4°C), Rain
- 7:00 PM: 38°F (3°C), Cloudy
- 8:00 PM: 37°F (3°C), Showers
- 9:00 PM: 37°F (3°C), Cloudy
- 10:00 PM: 37°F (3°C), Cloudy
- 11:00 PM: 37°F (3°C), Cloudy
- 12:00 AM: 36°F (2°C), Cloudy
- 1:00 AM: 36°F (2°C), Partly cloudy
- 2:00 AM: 35°F (2°C), Partly cloudy
- 3:00 AM: 35°F (2°C), Partly cloudy
- 4:00 AM: 35°F (1°C), Partly cloudy
In Toronto, Canada, the mercury sits near 0 °C (32 °F) under mostly sunny skies.
Weather for Toronto, ON:
Current Conditions: Mostly sunny, 32°F (0°C)
Hourly Forecast:
- 5:00 PM: 30°F (-1°C), Partly cloudy
- 6:00 PM: 29°F (-1°C), Partly cloudy
- 7:00 PM: 29°F (-2°C), Cloudy
- 8:00 PM: 28°F (-2°C), Cloudy
- 9:00 PM: 27°F (-3°C), Cloudy
- 10:00 PM: 27°F (-3°C), Cloudy
- 11:00 PM: 26°F (-3°C), Cloudy
- 12:00 AM: 25°F (-4°C), Cloudy
- 1:00 AM: 25°F (-4°C), Cloudy
- 2:00 AM: 24°F (-5°C), Cloudy
- 3:00 AM: 24°F (-4°C), Cloudy
- 4:00 AM: 24°F (-5°C), Cloudy
Meanwhile, Moscow registered just above freezing, around 1 °C (34 °F) under heavy cloud cover.
Weather for Moscow, Russia:
Current Conditions: Mostly cloudy, 34°F (1°C)
Hourly Forecast:
- 1:00 AM: 34°F (1°C), Mostly cloudy
- 2:00 AM: 33°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 3:00 AM: 32°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 4:00 AM: 32°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 5:00 AM: 32°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 6:00 AM: 32°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 7:00 AM: 32°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 8:00 AM: 32°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 9:00 AM: 30°F (-1°C), Cloudy
- 10:00 AM: 32°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 11:00 AM: 33°F (0°C), Cloudy
- 12:00 PM: 33°F (1°C), Cloudy
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Africa (select): Cape Town, South Africa — mild 20 °C (68 °F), partly cloudy and calm.
Weather for Cape Town, South Africa:
Current Conditions: Partly cloudy, 68°F (20°C)
Hourly Forecast:
- 12:00 AM: 67°F (20°C), Intermittent clouds
- 1:00 AM: 66°F (19°C), Intermittent clouds
- 2:00 AM: 63°F (17°C), Cloudy
- 3:00 AM: 60°F (16°C), Cloudy
- 4:00 AM: 60°F (16°C), Cloudy
- 5:00 AM: 61°F (16°C), Cloudy
- 6:00 AM: 63°F (17°C), Cloudy
- 7:00 AM: 64°F (18°C), Cloudy
- 8:00 AM: 67°F (20°C), Cloudy
- 9:00 AM: 70°F (21°C), Mostly cloudy
- 10:00 AM: 73°F (23°C), Intermittent clouds
- 11:00 AM: 76°F (24°C), Mostly sunny
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Polar Regions (Arctic & Antarctic): While local weather data remains sparse, the overall trend is clear — the global warming backdrop remains undeniable, with accelerated ice‑melt and rising sea levels underscoring a destabilising climate regime. (ABC)
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India & Gujarat: At your city Rajkot in Gujarat, skies are clear and calm. The temperature rests at ~18 °C (64 °F), with a forecast rising to a warm 29 °C (84 °F) by afternoon.
Weather for Rajkot, India:
Current Conditions: Clear, 64°F (18°C)
Hourly Forecast:
- 4:00 AM: 68°F (20°C), Clear
- 5:00 AM: 67°F (19°C), Clear
- 6:00 AM: 66°F (19°C), Clear
- 7:00 AM: 66°F (19°C), Hazy moonlight
- 8:00 AM: 65°F (18°C), Hazy sunshine
- 9:00 AM: 69°F (20°C), Hazy sunshine
- 10:00 AM: 73°F (23°C), Hazy sunshine
- 11:00 AM: 76°F (24°C), Hazy sunshine
- 12:00 PM: 79°F (26°C), Hazy sunshine
- 1:00 PM: 82°F (28°C), Hazy sunshine
- 2:00 PM: 83°F (28°C), Hazy sunshine
- 3:00 PM: 84°F (29°C), Hazy sunshine
The rest of India remains under varied influence, especially in flood‑affected Southeast and coastal zones still recovering from recent cyclonic storms. (The Guardian)
🔮 What the Next 24 Hours Might Bring — a Glimpse Ahead
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In the South‑Pacific, Auckland may see continued showers and thunderstorms before evening — possibly violent — while Sydney basks under continued sunshine and mild warmth.
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Across Asia and Southeast Asia, vigilance is essential: residual moisture and unstable weather may bring more rainfall and localized flooding in areas still recovering from recent storms.
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Europe, Middle East, Africa, Central Asia — expect continuation of warmer‑than‑average conditions; mild to moderate heat may linger, especially in southern latitudes.
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The Americas — the US northeast might see persistent rainfall and chilly conditions; Canada may stay cold but dry; parts of Latin America stay mild and trending pleasant.
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Polar zones — no dramatic overnight drop expected, but the silent creep of warmth and ice‑melt continues, a slow but inexorable thaw built over decades of rising global temperatures.
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In Rajkot / Gujarat, expect clear skies to persist, with afternoon warmth rising to near 28‑29 °C (82‑84 °F). Elsewhere in India, weather may remain unsettled in flood‑prone coastal areas recovering from storm aftermath.
✍️ Final Thought
Today’s global skies — patchwork of calm sunshine, stubborn heat, and violent storms — remind us of a planet in flux. Warm continents, soggy tropics, restless poles: all underpinned by a warming trend that the World Meteorological Organization warns is putting 2025 among the hottest years on record. (ABC) If there’s one constant: weather no longer obeys the old seasonal certainties. We live in the age of climate extremes — and the world’s atmosphere is rewriting its rulebook.
WEATHER FEATHERLast 24 Hours: Polar Plunge Meets Tropical TangoDown under in the South Pacific, Auckland basked at 20°C (68°F) with crisp skies , while Sydney sizzled mildly at 25°C (77°F) amid lingering humidity source.Asia chilled: Tokyo drizzled at 10°C (50°F) , Beijing frosted to -5°C (23°F) under clear skies .Eurasia gripped by freeze: Moscow blanketed in snow at -10°C (14°F) .Middle East glowed warm: Dubai's dunes hit 25°C (77°F) with sunny vibes .Africa contrasted sharply: Johannesburg thundered at 25°C (77°F) with downpours , Cape Town cooled to 22°C (72°F) breezily source, Somalia baked dry at 30°C (86°F) source.Europe draped in damp: London fogged at 8°C (46°F) with rain source, Paris mirrored at 9°C (48°F) drizzly source, southern Spain warmed to 18°C (64°F) source, Scandinavia snowed at -2°C (28°F) source.Latin America simmered: São Paulo steamed at 25°C (77°F) source, Mexico City hovered at 20°C (68°F) clear .Caribbeans hummed humid: Havana swayed at 28°C (82°F) , Hispaniola flooded at 27°C (81°F) source.Northern America wintry whirl: New York dusted at 5°C (41°F) with flurries source, Toronto iced at -2°C (28°F) source, Mexico City sunny at 20°C (68°F) ; Midwest mixed at 0°C (32°F) with 2-5 cm snow source, Gulf warmed at 22°C (72°F) rainy source.Arctic raged at -30°C (-22°F) gales source; Antarctic "thawed" to -5°C (23°F) windswept source.India and Gujarat: Delhi cleared at 20°C (68°F) hazy source, Ahmedabad arced at 28°C (82°F) dry .Next 24 Hours: Vortex Vibes and Monsoon MimicsLa Niña lingers, sharpening northern nips while southern swells sigh.South Pacific steadies: Auckland showers to 19°C (66°F) , Sydney sunnier at 26°C (79°F) .Asia bites colder: Tokyo flurries at 8°C (46°F) , Beijing snows to -8°C (18°F) .Eurasia blizzards: Moscow plunges to -12°C (10°F) .Middle East basks: Dubai clears at 26°C (79°F) .Africa teeters: Johannesburg floods risk at 24°C (75°F) , Cape Town at 21°C (70°F) ; Somalia endures 29°C (84°F) drought source.Europe soggier: London gales at 7°C (45°F) source, Paris drips at 8°C (46°F) source, Spain sips 17°C (63°F) source; Scandinavia -4°C (25°F) snows source.Latin America warms: São Paulo to 26°C (79°F) , Mexico City dry at 21°C (70°F) .Caribbeans steams: Havana storms at 29°C (84°F) , Hispaniola watches floods at 26°C (79°F) source.Northern America ramps: New York lake snows 10+ cm at 3°C (37°F) source, Toronto flurries at -4°C (25°F) source, Mexico City 21°C (70°F) source; Gulf heavy rain at 23°C (73°F) source, Rockies -5°C (23°F) snow source.Arctic dives to -32°C (-26°F) vortex ; Antarctic gusts -6°C (21°F) .India and Gujarat haze: Delhi 19°C (66°F) , Ahmedabad dusts at 27°C (81°F) .
Globe's grand gambit: Layer up, chase the sun. La Niña's lead demands it.
Globe's grand gambit: Layer up, chase the sun. La Niña's lead demands it.
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bearish-to-sideways trend ahead. However, Birlasoft and Asian Paints showed
strong technical breakouts, offering near-term upside potential.
6.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Numaligarh
Refinery accorded Navaratna status, informs Petroleum Minister Hardeep Puri
Numaligarh Refinery becomes the 27th CPSE to be
accorded the status.
7 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
The government on Tuesday decided to exercise green
shoe option with clear intention to divest 6 per cent stake in Bank of
Maharashtra (BoM) through offer-for-sale following overwhelming response from
investors on the first day of subscription.
7 hours ago — Economic Times
Only one in five
candidates accepted PM Internship Scheme offers, and 20% of them quit early
Pilot project launched in October 2024 to provide
1.25 lakh internship opportunities; companies made 1.65 lakh offers over two
rounds, but only 33,000 were accepted, of which 6,618 interns left prematurely
7 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
US stocks open
higher as markets mull Fed's next step on rates
U.S. stocks opened higher on Tuesday, steadying after
Wall Street's first pullback in more than a week in the previous session, on
growing bets of rate cuts ahead of fresh inflation data later this week.
7 hours ago — Economic Times
Nashik to raise
another Rs 200 crore in municipal bonds by February
Nashik Municipal Corporation is targeting to raise
another Rs 200 crore from the municipal bonds route by February next year, a
top official has said.
7 hours ago — Economic Times
Wakefit
Innovation Ltd fixes IPO price band at ₹185 to ₹195
The initial public offering (IPO) consists of a
fresh issue of ₹377.1 and up to ₹911.8 crore of offer for sale at the highest
price band
7.5 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Bullion body
sets up self-regulatory body to bring transparency to digital gold
IBJA has launched a self-regulatory division to
bring governance, transparency and consumer protection to the fast-growing
digital gold industry after Sebi warned that such products lack regulatory
oversight. The framework will include audits, standards, disclosures and strict
compliance rules.
8 hours ago — Economic Times
Transcending
cloud finops to get value in the AI age
At a roundtable discussion held by The Hindu
partnership with IBM, IT leaders in industry speak on optimising cloud costs
with AI around the corner.
9 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Six midcap stocks, including Hitachi Energy India
and GMR Airports, hit fresh 52-week highs despite a weak market, delivering up
to 28% gains in just one month.
9.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Adani
Enterprises completes Rs 231 cr acquisition of Trade Castle Tech Park
Adani Enterprises Ltd, the flagship firm of
business tycoon Gautam Adani's group, on Tuesday said it has completed a Rs
231.34 crore acquisition of Trade Castle Tech Park (TCTPPL), an infrastructure
developer which owns sizeable land parcels.
9.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Omaxe repays Rs
80 cr loans to SWAMIH fund
Realty firm Omaxe Group has repaid Rs 80 crore loans,
including the interest amount, of government-backed stress fund SWAMIH.
9.5 hours ago — Economic Times
India bonds
rally on short‑covering, suspected RBI buying
Indian government bonds surged on Tuesday after
better-than-expected state auction demand shored up sentiment and sparked
short-covering, while some traders also suspected central bank buying in the secondary
market.
9.5 hours ago — Economic Times
India bonds
stuck in tight range as large state debt supply, tumbling rupee weigh9.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Rupee slumps 42
paise to close at all-time low of 89.95 against U.S. dollar
At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee
opened at 89.70, then lost its ground and fell to a record intraday low of
90.00 against the U.S. dollar
9.5 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Rupee slumps 32
paise to all-time low of 89.85 against U.S. dollar in early trade9.5 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Sensex tanks
nearly 504 points and Nifty slips to 26,032 points
Stock markets declined due to selling in blue-chip
bank stocks and Reliance Industries, and persistent foreign fund outflows
10 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Gainers &
Losers: Swiggy, Bajaj Housing Finance among 7 stocks in focus on Tuesday
Benchmark indices fell for a third straight
session, with banks and financials weighing on sentiment ahead of the RBI
policy. Several stocks saw sharp moves, including Easy Trip, Swiggy, Emmvee,
Ashok Leyland, Bajaj Housing Finance and GRSE.
10 hours ago — Economic Times
Nifty at record
high but midcaps lag: Rupen Rajguru reveals the smartest sectors to buy now
Indian markets are consolidating even as the Nifty
hits fresh highs, with midcaps and smallcaps still lagging. Julius Baer’s Rupen
Rajguru says this phase offers a strong buying opportunity as earnings growth
is set to accelerate from FY27. He outlines key sectors to watch—banks,
consumption and consolidated industries—while cautioning on valuations in
select pockets like EMS and capital market plays.
10 hours ago — Economic Times
Rupee hits
record low as outflows, trade limbo keep bearish bias intact
The Indian rupee fell to a record low on Tuesday,
extending losses sparked by the absence of a trade deal between India and the
United States, which has dented trade and portfolio inflows.
11 hours ago — Economic Times
Meesho faces
investor protest over anchor allotment to SBI Funds
Meesho's anchor book faced investor withdrawals
after a significant allocation to SBI Funds Management, prompting other large
funds to exit in protest. Despite this, the IPO lineup includes global
investors like GIC and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, highlighting strong
demand for Indian tech startups.
11 hours ago — Economic Times
Indian equities retreated on Tuesday, with the
Sensex and Nifty falling after touching record highs. Investors engaged in
profit-taking, while foreign funds continued to reduce their holdings. This
combination of domestic selling and external pressures led to the benchmarks
closing lower.
11 hours ago — Economic Times
Sensex drops
over 300 pts, Nifty below 26,100 as D-Street pauses record run11 hours ago — Economic Times
‘Persistent and
systemic challenges’ undermine IBC’s full potential: Parliamentary committee
The Committee particularly took note of the fact
that the slow admission of insolvency applications continues to impede rapid
value realisation and leads to the deterioration of assets.
11.5 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Insurance firms
cut stakes in these 10 Largecap stocks in Q2FY26
Insurance firms cut their holdings in several NSE
largecap stocks from June to September ’25, signalling cautious sentiment or
portfolio rebalancing. Key companies with reduced insurance shareholding
include BPCL, Eicher Motors, TVS Motor, Vedanta, Apollo Hospitals, Grasim,
M&M, L&T, Bank of Baroda, and Info Edge.
11.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Bajaj Finance,
HDFC Bank, 4 others among Axis Securities’ top largecap picks for December
Nifty’s sharp 1,500-point rebound since October
2025 pushed it to record highs, supported by strong earnings, stable macros and
improving sentiment. Axis Securities has shortlisted six large-cap stocks with
attractive upside potential based on current market conditions.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Nifty’s rally
lacks depth; mid- and smallcaps still expensive, says Mahesh Patil
Mahesh Patil of ABSL AMC says India’s earnings
momentum is set to strengthen as consumption improves, rate cuts trickle in,
and FIIs return. While PSU banks remain steady, private banks, autos, consumer
discretionary and export-oriented sectors may lead the next market leg. With
the rupee stabilising and inflation low, investors can expect a more
broad-based market recovery ahead.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Upasana Chachra
highlights FII outflows, trade uncertainty behind rupee weakness
The Indian rupee is experiencing significant
pressure and hitting record lows, primarily due to weak capital flows,
including foreign portfolio outflows and muted foreign direct investment. While
the current account deficit remains within comfort levels, trade negotiation
uncertainties add to the strain. Despite mixed high-frequency indicators, the
economy is showing signs of gradual recovery.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Nifty set for
fresh uptrend, says Motilal Oswal. Here are 4 catalysts, 25 stocks to buy
Motilal Oswal sees the Nifty entering a fresh
uptrend after its record high, backed by stronger earnings, supportive policy
measures, firm DII inflows and reasonable valuations. The brokerage flags four
bullish catalysts, key risks, and highlights 25 stock ideas across largecaps,
midcaps and smallcaps in its latest model portfolio.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
S&P Global
Ratings upgrades outlook on Vedanta Resources to 'positive' from 'stable'
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Vedanta Resources'
outlook to 'positive' from 'stable', affirming its 'B' rating on senior
unsecured notes. This move is driven by the anticipated improvement in the
company's cost structure and earnings from its newly commissioned aluminium
facilities.
13 hours ago — Economic Times
Gold prices
rally Rs 8,500 to climb back to Rs 1.3 lakh. How close is the Rs 1.5 lakh
target?
Gold has rebounded sharply, rising over Rs 8,400 in
two weeks to reclaim the Rs 1.3 lakh level, driven by Fed rate-cut hopes, a
weaker dollar, and strong safe-haven demand. Analysts see bullish momentum but
caution that Rs 1.5 lakh may take time, with key resistance at Rs 1.30–1.32
lakh.
13 hours ago — Economic Times
Despite new
highs, momentum missing in market: Vinay Rajani
The Nifty slipped below key support levels on
Tuesday after a brief all-time high, with analysts noting a lack of midcap and
smallcap participation. Global cues influenced the pullback, but the Nifty's
positional trend remains bullish, with support seen between 25,970-26,050.
Canara Bank is recommended long, while IndiGo Airlines is suggested for a short
position.
13 hours ago — Economic Times
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13 hours ago — Economic Times
Hedging against
India rupee weakness turns costlier as 90/USD looms
Hedging against the Indian rupee's weakness became
costlier on Tuesday with the currency nearing the 90 mark, reflecting
heightened concerns about further depreciation and expectations that the
central bank may allow more exchange-rate adjustment.
13 hours ago — Economic Times
Indonesia to
maintain presence in global bonds issuance, official says
Indonesia will maintain its presence in the
issuance of global bonds next year, including Kangaroo and Dim Sum bonds, a
Finance Ministry official said on Tuesday, adding that the ministry is
"open-minded" about the issuance of Panda bonds.
13 hours ago — Economic Times
Sunil
Singhania-backed Emmvee Photovoltaic surges 10% as Q2 profit rockets 578% YoY
Emmvee Photovoltaic rose sharply on Tuesday after
the company reported a stellar Q2FY26 performance, with net profit jumping 578%
YoY to Rs 238 crore and revenue rising 181%. Strong demand for high-efficiency
solar modules, improved margins, and IPO-led debt reduction strengthened its
financials as the company positions for growth in India’s expanding renewable
energy market.
13.5 hours ago — Economic Times
DoT’s WhatsApp
SIM-binding mandate faces pushback from Broadband India Forum
BIF said the DoT’s order was “well-intentioned,”
but it raised “significant questions of jurisdiction, proportionality, and
consumer impact”
13.5 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
CDMO earnings
volatile but long-term story intact, says Dipan Mehta
Dipan Mehta of Elixir Equities discusses select
mid-cap and sectoral stocks. He sees potential in Force Motors for long-term
investors. Mehta anticipates a short-term trading rally in IT stocks but
remains structurally cautious. He acknowledges missing Wockhardt but prefers
waiting for the hype to subside. CDMO and contract manufacturing players are
viewed positively.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
MF-backed 8
Nifty500 stocks crash up to 55% from their highs. Should you buy the dip or
bail?
When large institutional investors like mutual
funds put money into a stock, it’s often a signal worth paying attention to.
These funds carry out extensive research and focus on long-term growth,
investing only when there’s strong reasoning behind it. But what happens when
some of their most favored stocks plummet by as much as 55% from their highs?
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Swiggy to launch
Rs 10,000 crore share sale next week: Report
Indian food delivery giant Swiggy Ltd. is
reportedly preparing to raise up to 100 billion rupees ($1.1 billion) from
institutional investors as early as next week. The company has shortlisted
Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and Kotak Mahindra to manage the potential share
sale, which was approved by its board on November 7th.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Ashok Leyland
shares hit 52-week high, jump 4% in 2 days. Here's why
Ashok Leyland shares hit a new 52-week high on
Tuesday, rising 2.7% to ₹164.50 and extending a two-day rally of nearly 4%. The
stock is gaining on strong November sales and improving financial performance,
which have boosted investor sentiment.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Japan's Nikkei
licks wounds after selloff sparked by BOJ hike bets
Japan's Nikkei share average traded flat after a
sharp selloff, following hints from the Bank of Japan Governor about a
potential December interest rate hike. Despite this hawkish shift, analysts
believe accommodative policy and strong corporate earnings will continue to
support the stock market.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Reliance
completes merger of Star Television Productions with Jiostar
Star Television Productions Ltd owns the ‘STAR’
brand and licenses it to group companies
14.5 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Auto sector
momentum likely to continue into 2026: Dipan Mehta
Auto sales are showing strong growth, with experts
attributing the surge to recent GST cuts. Companies like Maruti Suzuki, M&M,
and TVS Motors are standout performers, with expectations of double-digit
growth continuing. Promoter block sales in IPOs have had a muted impact, with
responsible divestments supporting market stability.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
RBI likely to
cut repo rate by 25 bps in Dec amid low inflation, strong growth: Report
A report by CareEdge suggests the RBI may cut the
repo rate by 25 basis points in December, citing a decadal low in inflation and
strong growth momentum. With inflation projected to remain subdued and real
policy rates above neutral, the central bank has room for a rate cut. Despite
external challenges, India's external sector shows resilience.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Trump’s push for
more AI data centres faces backlash from his own voters
“Say no to rezoning, so water keeps flowing and
crops keep growing,” two women sang in a riff on Woody Guthrie’s folk song
“This Land Is Your Land”
15 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Torrent Gas
hires Citi, two others for $450 million IPO
Torrent Gas Ltd. has appointed Axis Bank, Kotak
Mahindra Capital, and Citigroup to manage its planned initial public offering,
which could raise up to $450 million. The city-gas distributor aims to use the
proceeds for capital expenditure and debt reduction, amidst a busy IPO market
in India.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Neochem Bio Solutions’ Rs 44.97 crore SME IPO
opened on December 2 with a slow start, recording just 0.02 times subscription
by mid-morning on Day 1, driven entirely by retail bids. The issue carries a
mild GMP of Rs 5, indicating modest listing sentiment. Anchor investors, led by
Mukul Agarwal’s Sanshi Fund with a 39% share, subscribed Rs 12.77 crore ahead
of the launch.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Meesho IPO: GMP
at 38% ahead of December 3 opening, signals strong listing sentiment
Meesho's IPO, opening December 3-5 with a price
band of Rs 105-Rs 111, shows strong investor sentiment with a healthy grey
market premium. Analysts see potential in India's value e-commerce growth,
despite near-term profitability pressures, citing improving unit economics and
user engagement.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Wockhardt shares
jump over 4%, extend two-day rally following FDA nod for Zaynich
Wockhardt Ltd shares jumped over 4% to ₹1,533,
extending a two-day rally after surging nearly 20% on Tuesday. The rise follows
the US FDA’s acceptance of its New Drug Application for Zaynich, a
first-in-class antibiotic, marking the first NDA approval for a New Chemical
Entity by an Indian pharma company.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
2026 set to be
strong for equities: Santosh Rao sees macro tailwinds strengthening
Global markets brace for the US Federal Reserve's
policy decision, with one rate cut largely anticipated. Investors are also
watching AI trade dynamics, crypto market corrections, and Japan's policy
shifts. Despite current uncertainties, a positive outlook for US equities in
2026 is projected, supported by improving macro conditions and potential
liquidity shifts.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Aequs IPO opens
tomorrow: Strong GMP signals robust investor interest. Should you subscribe?
Belagavi-based Aequs Limited is launching its Rs
921.81 crore IPO on December 3, 2025, with strong grey market premium
indicating investor enthusiasm. The precision engineering firm, serving
aerospace and other sectors, aims to use IPO proceeds for debt repayment.
Analysts recommend subscribing despite current losses, citing its integrated
model and attractive valuation.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Smallcaps hit
pause after a 4-year rally. Is the turnaround finally here?
Indian small-cap stocks have consolidated after a
strong rally, facing headwinds like stretched valuations and tighter liquidity.
However, easing macro pressures, improving earnings, and attractive valuations
now present opportunities. Selective stock-picking in the small-cap space is
poised to deliver strong long-term returns as the tide turns.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Bitcoin steadies
near $87,000 after sharp rebound from $84,000 slump
Bitcoin stabilized near $87,000 after a dip, while
Ethereum hovered around $2,807. Despite a recent rebound, broader market
sentiment remains cautious due to ongoing volatility and significant weekly
losses for many altcoins. Investors are closely watching macro economic
indicators, particularly U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve rate
expectations, for future market direction.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Realty Income to
invest $800 million in CityCenter Las Vegas real estate assets
Realty Income is making a significant $800 million
investment in Las Vegas' CityCenter properties, ARIA Resort & Casino and
Vdara Hotel & Spa. This deal with Blackstone Real Estate marks their second
collaboration. MGM Resorts International will continue operating these central
Las Vegas Strip locations.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
China Vanke
bonds fall as developer seeks one-year delay on onshore bond repayment
China Vanke bonds saw a sharp fall Tuesday. The
developer, once the nation's top home builder, is seeking to delay a bond
repayment by one year. This move aims to prevent a default amidst a prolonged
property market downturn. Vanke has requested holders of a 2 billion yuan bond
to postpone principal and interest payments.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Nomura projects
India's Nifty rising to 29,300 by 2026 as growth recovers
Nomura forecasts India's Nifty 50 to reach 29,300
by end-2026, anticipating a 12% rise driven by economic momentum and earnings
growth under supportive policies. The brokerage sees normalized valuations and
constructive medium-term outlook due to policy support and strong domestic
inflows, while cautioning against narrative-driven stocks.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Rupee hits
record low on feeble foreign flows, drawing RBI to defend 90 level
The Indian rupee hit an all-time low Tuesday,
pressured by trade deficits and tepid inflows, despite strong economic
fundamentals. The Reserve Bank of India intervened to prevent a breach of the
90 per dollar mark. Analysts suggest underlying weaknesses may force the RBI to
allow further depreciation over time, as foreign investors pull back and
importers rush to buy dollars.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
High yields, RBI
support could spur FPI flows into India debt16 hours ago — Economic Times
Mumbai housing
registrations hit second-highest November ever, but affordability concerns
deepen
Mumbai recorded its second-highest November housing
registrations ever in 2025, driven by strong mid-to-premium demand, even as
affordability concerns deepen. Analysts note moderation in the MMR as rising
prices strain mid-income buyers. With registrations at record highs, sustaining
momentum will depend on improved affordability, income growth and balanced
housing supply.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Nominal GDP
slowdown rings alarm despite strong 8.2% real growth: CareEdge’s Rajani Sinha
India’s nominal GDP slowdown, outdated data systems
and tariff-related export concerns took centrestage as CareEdge Chief Economist
Rajani Sinha analysed the latest economic print. She explains why weak
inflation hurts revenues, how upcoming GDP methodology changes will improve
data quality, and why the RBI may still deliver a 25 bps rate cut despite
strong real growth.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Vidya Wires’ Rs 300-crore IPO opens on December 3,
drawing steady investor interest as the grey market signals an 11.5% premium.
With competitive valuations, solid earnings and a diversified product mix, the
company’s listing on December 10 is keenly watched amid a crowded primary
market featuring multiple mainboard issues.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
China stocks
attract fund managers amid economic uncertainty
Global fund managers are steadily returning to
China as strong market gains, attractive valuations and rising inflows bolster
confidence despite ongoing economic uncertainty.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
RBI promotes
Usha Janakiraman as Executive Director with immediate effect
Usha Janakiraman has worked in the areas of
regulation, external investment and operations, banking supervision, public
debt management, currency management and other areas
16.5 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Silver has entered the multibagger club with an
unprecedented 103% yearly surge, outperforming gold and most stocks. Analysts
predict further gains, with domestic silver potentially reaching Rs 1.85 lakh
per kg soon. This rally is driven by hopes of Federal Reserve rate cuts, a
sliding dollar, and anticipated robust industrial demand.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Broader market
still missing in action as macro signals turn mixed: Ajay Bagga
India's equity markets are not seeing a broad rally
despite strong headline indices. Market expert Ajay Bagga highlights global
pressures, domestic economic concerns, and currency fluctuations. He believes
the Reserve Bank of India should cut interest rates in December to stimulate
growth. Stricter motor insurance compliance could help insurers, but
profitability remains a challenge due to high claims and fraud.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Equity markets
decline in early trade dragged by bank stocks, foreign fund outflows
Asian Paints, Bharti Airtel, Infosys and Bajaj
Finance were among the gainers.
17 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Tariff
uncertainty clouds outlook as key US industries slip into contraction
US manufacturing remained in contraction as tariff
uncertainty, rising costs and weakening demand pressured key industries,
heightening inflation risks and complicating the Fed’s policy outlook.
17 hours ago — Economic Times
Gold held firm above Rs 1.30 lakh even as prices
eased on profit-booking ahead of key US data and Fed cues. Silver saw sharper
declines after its recent rally. Analysts expect gold to stay in a positive
range amid strong safe-haven demand and rising expectations of a December rate
cut.
17 hours ago — Economic Times
Capitalmind MF CEO Deepak Shenoy warns that India’s
market rally lacks breadth despite Nifty’s record highs, with smallcaps still
down 5% in 2025 and valuations stretched. He explains why RBI must consider
rate cuts amid low inflation, what FIIs are waiting for, and where
opportunities lie across midcaps, financials, manufacturing, and public-sector
banks.
17 hours ago — Economic Times
Why India's
famous multibagger hunter Vijay Kedia is now chasing tortoise stocks
Renowned investor Vijay Kedia is adopting a
cautious approach, favoring 'tortoise stocks' like PSU banks and even Chinese
ETFs over his usual 'cheetah stocks'. He believes the current market, despite
record highs, lacks genuine excitement and offers limited opportunities for
quick gains.
17 hours ago — Economic Times
BofA predicts
25bps Fed rate cut in December amid weak labor market
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Japan bond
yields rise to 2008 high on rate hike bets as 10-year auction looms
Japanese 10-year government bond yields reached a
17-year high of 1.88% on Tuesday, fueled by speculation of an imminent interest
rate hike by the Bank of Japan. Governor Kazuo Ueda's comments on considering a
December hike provided the strongest signal yet of near-term policy tightening,
adding to market volatility ahead of a significant bond auction.
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
INR to stay at
its current low of ₹89 to ₹90 till December 25: Experts
If the uncertainty continues, the rupee will stay
at ₹89 to ₹90 a dollar, the experts said
17.5 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
Vodafone Idea
shares jump 4% on anticipation of AGR relief by year-end
Vodafone Idea shares rose as the government nears a
decision on its relief proposal for Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) dues. Union
Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia indicated that recommendations could be
announced in the coming weeks, following a careful evaluation of the Supreme
Court's judgment and legal boundaries.
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Bharat Dynamics
shares jump 2% on securing Rs 2,4612 crore order from the Indian Army
Bharat Dynamics shares: The company has secured
additional defence orders worth ₹2,461.62 crore from the Indian Army since
November 13, 2025, mainly for Anti-Tank Guided Missiles and Surface-to-Air
Missiles under emergency procurement. The development is expected to keep the
stock in focus on Tuesday.
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Indian Energy
Exchange among 6 stocks showing bullish signals
A White Marubozu is a bullish candlestick pattern
in technical analysis. It occurs when the opening price is the lowest for a
given period, and the closing price is the highest.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Aditya Birla Capital shares: The company has
launched a ₹300-crore rights issue to strengthen its housing finance subsidiary
and support growth. The stock recently hit a 52-week high and has surged 83%
over the past year, valuing the company at ₹93,031 crore. It currently trades
at a P/E of 28.67, reflecting investor confidence in its earnings potential.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Global Cyber
Monday online sales hit $17.3 billion, Salesforce data shows
Shoppers spent $17.3 billion online on Cyber Monday,
Salesforce data showed
18 hours ago — The Hindu
Business
US FDA review
boosts odds for Wockhardt’s NCE success story: Vishal Manchanda
Wockhardt’s breakthrough respiratory drug Zaynich
moves a step closer to market as the US FDA accepts it for review, boosting
approval odds and keeping the company on track for its mid-2026 launch target.
Equity analyst Vishal Manchanda says the priority review points to a likely
early-FY27 approval, even as markets react sharply and other India-focused
pipeline drugs await clarity.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Bajaj Housing
Finance shares in focus as promoter plans 2% stake sale via block deal
Shares of Bajaj Housing Finance are expected to
draw investor attention on December 2 after reports that promoter Bajaj Finance
may sell a 2% stake via a block deal. The proposed transaction involves around
16.6 crore shares, with a floor price likely set at Rs 95, a 9% discount to the
stock’s previous close of Rs 104.59.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Silver to hit
$60 per ounce as metals enter breakout month; oil set for steep decline: Peter
McGuire
Global metals are on a tear as silver hits all-time
highs and copper breaks key resistance, driven by supply tightness and
aggressive rate-cut expectations, says Peter McGuire of Australia-Trading.com.
In an exclusive interview, he forecasts silver at $60 this month, strong upside
in industrial metals, and a sharp decline in crude oil prices heading into
early 2026.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Indian stock markets are entering a pivotal phase
with optimism rebuilding. Experts predict 2026 will be a breakout year for
investors. Strong corporate earnings, fair valuations, and expected liquidity
normalization will drive broader market participation. Domestic demand and
financial sectors are expected to lead the rally. Investors should maintain a
balanced capitalization strategy.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Motors
Passenger Vehicles shares to be in focus on robust November sales
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV) shares are
expected to see strong investor interest after reporting a 26% year-on-year
jump in November sales to 59,199 units. Domestic sales rose 22% to 57,436
units, highlighting robust demand across the company’s passenger vehicle
portfolio. The steady growth signals improving market traction and positive
momentum for the stock.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Hyundai Motor
among 7 stocks showing bullish RSI upswing
An uptrend signal is generated when the RSI value
crosses above 50 from below. “RSI trending up” indicates that the Relative
Strength Index (RSI) is rising, suggesting strengthening price momentum.
18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Wakefit sets Rs
185-195 price band for Rs 1,288 crore IPO; check important dates here
Wakefit Innovations has set the price band for its
Rs 1,288 crore IPO at Rs 185-195 per share. The offer includes a fresh issue of
Rs 377.18 crore and an OFS of Rs 910.65 crore. The IPO will help the
Bengaluru-based home and furnishings brand fund expansion plans while enabling
early investors and promoters to partially exit.
18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
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IndusInd Bank
Share Price Live Updates: IndusInd Bank's Impressive Monthly Returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Bajaj Finserv
Share Price Live Updates: Bajaj Finserv's returns trend downward18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Hero MotoCorp
Share Price Live Updates: Hero MotoCorp shows impressive monthly returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
TCS Share Price
Live Updates: TCS reports a 2.47% return for the month18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
UPL Share Price
Live Updates: UPL's monthly return showcases resilience18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
HDFC Bank Share
Price Live Updates: HDFC Bank's Monthly Performance18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Nestle India
Share Price Live Updates: Nestle India records a slight negative return18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Eicher Motors
Share Price Live Updates: Eicher Motors delivers a 1.69% return18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Tech Mahindra
Share Price Live Updates: Tech Mahindra's robust monthly return18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
HDFC Life Share
Price Live Updates: HDFC Life's Monthly Return Insights18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Adani Ports SEZ
Share Price Live Updates: Adani Ports SEZ delivers impressive monthly returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
ICICI Bank Share
Price Live Updates: ICICI Bank's Recent Returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
HUL Share Price
Live Updates: HUL's Monthly Performance18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Dr Reddys Share
Price Live Updates: Dr. Reddy's Laboratories sees significant monthly growth18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Infosys Share
Price Live Updates: Infosys posts a 5.51% return in one month18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Grasim Inds
Share Price Live Updates: Grasim Industries sees negative monthly returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Britannia Share
Price Live Updates: Britannia's Performance in the Last Month18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Bajaj Finance
Share Price Live Updates: Bajaj Finance sees negative returns in the last month18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
JSW Steel Share Price
Live Updates: JSW Steel's Monthly Performance18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
NTPC Share Price
Live Updates: NTPC's monthly performance shows negative returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Asian Paints
Share Price Live Updates: Asian Paints shows impressive monthly returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Consumer
Share Price Live Updates: Tata Consumer's monthly returns show a small decline18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
ITC Share Price
Live Updates: ITC experiences a decline in returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
HCL Tech Share
Price Live Updates: HCL Tech's Monthly Return Analysis18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Titan Company
Share Price Live Updates: Titan Company showcases strong monthly performance18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Axis Bank Share
Price Live Updates: Axis Bank's 1-Month Return Analysis18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Cipla Share
Price Live Updates: Cipla's Monthly Return Analysis18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Wipro Share
Price Live Updates: Wipro's Monthly Performance18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Kotak Bank Share
Price Live Updates: Kotak Bank's Monthly Return Summary18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
SBI Share Price
Live Updates: SBI's Monthly Return Overview18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Coal India Share
Price Live Updates: Coal India sees a decline in monthly returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Sun Pharma Share
Price Live Updates: Sun Pharma's Impressive Monthly Growth18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
RIL Share Price
Live Updates: RIL's monthly return reflects market dynamics18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Hindalco Share
Price Live Updates: Hindalco's recent returns highlight a decline18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Bharti Airtel
Share Price Live Updates: Bharti Airtel's Monthly Performance18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Apollo Hospital
Share Price Live Updates: Apollo Hospital's Monthly Return Figures18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
M&M
Share Price Live Updates: M&M posts impressive monthly returns18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Power Grid Share
Price Live Updates: Power Grid's monthly returns indicate a significant decline18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Positive
Breakout: These 11 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.
19 hours ago — Economic Times
Nuvama has reiterated its Buy rating on Eureka
Forbes Ltd and raised its target price to ₹780 from ₹750, implying a 19% upside
from the current market price of ₹652.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Oil rises on
geopolitical risks to supply
Oil prices edged higher for a second day,
influenced by Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian energy sites and escalating
U.S.-Venezuela tensions. The Caspian Pipeline Consortium resumed some shipments
after a drone attack, while analysts anticipate continued market volatility due
to the ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, OPEC+ confirmed a modest output increase
for December, but fears of a supply glut persist.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Stocks in news:
Bajaj Housing Finance, Ambuja Cement, HUL, Hero MotoCorp
India's Q2 GDP growth of 8.2% initially propelled
Nifty and Sensex to record highs, but selling pressure in pharma and financial
stocks led to a decline. Technical analysts suggest a close above 26,300 is
crucial for renewed bullish momentum. Several stocks like ITC, Voltas, and
Bajaj Housing Finance are in focus due to specific news developments.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Dollar on the
defensive as PMI data boosts case for rate cut
The U.S. dollar weakened on Tuesday. Manufacturing
data from the U.S. showed contraction. This is increasing pressure on the
Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Traders are now expecting a rate cut at
the December meeting. Global bond markets saw a selloff. The yen strengthened
against the dollar. The euro and sterling held steady.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Gold edges lower
as investors book profits
Gold prices dipped slightly in early Asian trading
after reaching a six-week high, as investors took profits ahead of key Federal
Reserve remarks and economic data. Market participants are closely watching for
interest rate cut cues, with U.S. rate futures indicating a high probability of
a December reduction.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Wall Street dips
as yields climb; crypto stocks tumble
Indian markets opened lower today. US stocks declined
as Treasury yields climbed. Manufacturing data revealed tariff impacts.
Investors are keenly watching the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting. A
rate cut is widely expected. The Fed's decision will guide market direction.
Investors await key inflation data. This will shape future economic outlook.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
GIFT Nifty down
30 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
The Nifty index experienced a slight decline for
the second consecutive session, ending nearly flat due to investor
profit-booking after a strong rally. Global markets showed mixed sentiment, with
U.S. stocks closing lower while Asian markets saw some gains. The GIFT Nifty
signals a negative opening for the Indian market.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
DroneAcharya
Aerial Innovations has landed itself in SEBI’s bad books
An explainer on how DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations
misused its IPO money and misled investors.
20 hours ago — Finshots
BHEL breaks out
of falling trendline; Axis Securities recommends buy
20 hours ago — Economic Times
Asian stocks
edge up, Japan bond auction in focus
Asian stocks saw a tentative rebound Tuesday after
Monday's selloff, with cryptocurrencies leading declines in global risk assets.
Investors are watching Japanese government bond auctions and the distressed
Chinese builder China Vanke, as markets begin December with caution amid
significant crypto liquidations and rising Treasury yields.
20 hours ago — Economic Times
IPO Frenzy
Continues: December to see nearly Rs 30,000 crore worth of public issues
December promises a surge in India's IPO market,
with around 25 public issues worth nearly ₹30,000 crore planned. This follows a
record-breaking year. Major companies like ICICI Prudential Asset Management,
Meesho, and Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions are leading the pack. This strong
pipeline validates a structural bull market, driven by entrepreneurial energy
and investor appetite.
20.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Govt plans to
divest up to 6% in Bank of Maharashtra
The government is divesting up to a 6% stake in
Bank of Maharashtra via an Offer for Sale (OFS), starting December 2. This move
aims to raise approximately ₹2,600 crore and ensure the bank meets its minimum
public shareholding requirement. The sale will reduce the government's stake
from 79.60% to below 75%.
20.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Is Aequs’ IPO a
long-term bet or a wait-and-watch opportunity?
Aequs, an aerospace components maker, is set to
raise significant funds through an IPO. The company plans to use the capital
for debt repayment, expansion, and acquisitions. Aequs operates globally with a
strong focus on its aerospace division. Investors will be watching its
financial performance post-listing. The company aims to strengthen its position
in the aerospace sector.
20.5 hours ago — Economic Times
ICICI Pru AMC, 3
others get IPO approval from Sebi
Sebi has approved the IPOs of ICICI Prudential
Asset Management and three other companies, signaling the green light for their
public offerings. ICICI Prudential AMC's ₹10,000 crore IPO, slated for
December, will be an entirely offer for sale, with UK-based Prudential
Corporation Holdings divesting 1.76 crore shares.
21 hours ago — Economic Times
Share of term
deposits paying above 7% falls sharply in Q2
Interest rates on term deposits above 7%
significantly dropped to 54% by September, down from 73% in March, as banks
lowered rates following RBI's policy cuts. Loans linked to external benchmarks
also saw immediate rate reductions. Public sector banks' deposit share
increased, while Maharashtra led in deposit mobilization.
21.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Sebi brass
opposes public disclosure of financial details
Sebi's senior management is opposing a proposed
rule mandating public disclosure of their assets and liabilities, citing
privacy concerns and potential speculation. A panel recommended these
disclosures for officials at chief general manager rank and above to boost
transparency. Over 100 officers have raised objections, fearing unwanted
attention and scrutiny.
21.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Indices hit new
highs but again fail to hold gains on FII sales
Indian equity indices touched fresh lifetime highs
before closing marginally lower on Monday. The market faced headwinds from a
weakening rupee and uncertainty surrounding the US-India trade deal. Persistent
foreign institutional investor selling and a depreciating currency are limiting
the ability of indices to sustain record levels.
21.5 hours ago — Economic Times
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