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- BSE shares surge as traders build fresh bullish F&O bets
BSE shares surged on Monday following Sebi's assurance against a ban on weekly options, encouraging fresh bullish derivative positions. The stock jumped 4% and ended 2.6% higher, with analysts citing trader confidence and bullish technical indicators for potential further upside. This relief comes after recent pressure due to regulatory uncertainty.
- Nifty Next 50 poised for catch-up rally as valuations turn attractive
Cost-conscious investors can consider the Nifty Next 50 index fund for value in large-cap stocks, offering higher earnings growth potential and reasonable valuations. This index provides diversification with exposure to unique industries and lower concentration risk compared to the Nifty 50, making it an attractive option for long-term investors.
- A month without data muddles the economic picture in the US
The US economy faces unprecedented uncertainty due to a prolonged government shutdown, halting crucial economic data. This data blackout, the longest in history, leaves economists and policymakers like the Federal Reserve struggling to assess the labor market's health and inflation trends, akin to driving in heavy fog.
- Deposit rates may have bottomed out, hints RBI data
Fresh rupee term deposit costs have risen for the first time in six months, signaling a potential bottoming out of deposit rates. This uptick, a four basis point increase to 5.60% in September, suggests tighter liquidity as credit growth accelerates and banks compete for funds.
- US stock market today: Why S&P, Nasdaq gain while Dow slips? Here’s how Apple, Nvidia, and Tesla drove Wall Street today
US stock market ended mixed on Monday as investors chased the AI trade after a wave of billion-dollar tech deals. Nasdaq rose 0.46% to 23,834.72, the S&P 500 gained 0.17% to 6,851.97, but the Dow fell 0.48% to 47,336.68. Apple jumped 2%, Nvidia climbed 1.8%, and Tesla surged 3%, driving tech higher. Energy and industrials sank as Chevron and Boeing dropped. Yields held near 4.58%, keeping rate fears alive. Investors rotated into AI and chips, betting big on growth. The S&P 500 stays up 14% YTD, Nasdaq 22%, with AI stocks dominating November’s rally.
- Will Groww’s IPO attract long-term investors amid market volatility and regulatory risks?
Groww, a leading online investment platform, is set to launch its IPO, aiming to raise over ₹6,600 crore. Funds will bolster subsidiaries, enhance cloud infrastructure, and support brand building. The company boasts strong user growth and a young demographic, positioning it for future wealth creation.
- AI, in the end, will hopefully act like the user
Lenovo’s global chief technology officer, tells Tanya Pandey & Surabhi Agarwal that the future of computing will be marked by several new form factors and ‘personal AI twins’ of each user.
- India to play a key role as global innovation hub: Broadridge President Chris Perry
India is positioned to play a key role as a global innovation hub for Broadridge Financial Solutions as it leverages artificial intelligence and digitisation to drive the next phase of growth, said the president of the US-based fintech company.
- How AI is tilting India’s IT balance
The typical IT playbook of hiring software engineers offshore to drive tech projects is being rewritten with AI, Shristi Achar and Beena Parmar analyse.
- Musk’s Grokipedia sets off new debate on bias
Elon Musk’s xAI has launched Grokipedia, an AI-powered encyclopedia aiming to rival Wikipedia by offering “more accurate and less biased” content. Using the Grok AI chatbot to create and update entries, the platform already faces controversy over the replication of Wikipedia content and limited human oversight, despite allowing user suggestions.
- HP plans to manufacture all PCs sold in India locally in 3-5 years
Enrique Lores, global president and chief executive of $25.8 billion computing giant HP said AI PCs are set to take over the Indian market sooner than earlier forecasted with 25% of the PCs shipped by the company here over the last 3 quarters being AI enabled. He also said geopolitics has split the world into the Chinese and western technology stacks, and revealed HP is working on B2B applications for Ambient AI.
- AI disrupts, but what about labour laws?
Generative AI is at the forefront of the next productivity frontier, according to McKinsey’s latest Economic Potential of Generative AI report. By 2035, automation may affect up to 55% of current work activities, causing a significant disruption across sectors.
- Oyo parent to revise bonus structure
Oyo parent Prism on Monday said it will shortly introduce a new and simplified bonus structure that covers both equity and compulsory convertible preference share (CCPS) holders. The new resolution will be applicable to all classes of shareholders without requiring them to apply.
- 10-year bonds hold firm, longer-term yields up on poor demand
Indian government bonds saw little movement on Monday. The benchmark 10-year yield stayed within a tight range. However, demand for longer-term bonds weakened, causing their yields to rise. Traders noted that the Rupee's performance and liquidity are now key factors influencing the market. The focus is on the Rupee's potential impact on the Reserve Bank of India's upcoming policy decisions.
- Warburg in talks to sell its 26% stake in IndiaFirst Life
Warburg Pincus is in advanced talks to sell its 26% stake in IndiaFirst Life Insurance for approximately ₹10,000 crore. The private equity firm is approaching global strategic investors and PE funds for the exit, with bids expected in early December. Barclays is managing the deal, aiming for a March 2026 signing.
- Are PSU Banks entering a new bull phase after stellar Q2 results?
Public sector banks are performing strongly. Their September quarter earnings have boosted investor confidence. Bank of Baroda and Indian Bank saw significant gains. Analysts note improved valuations and declining NPAs. This resilience makes PSU banks an attractive investment. Their performance outshines private banks and the broader market over the last six months.
- Pride, not prejudice: India’s World Cup winning women lift the game — and their brand value
Indian women cricketers have seen their brand value skyrocket after winning the World Cup. Endorsement fees have jumped significantly, with brands eager to sign them. Players like Jemimah Rodrigues and Smriti Mandhana are now commanding fees comparable to leading male athletes. This victory has not only brought glory but also immense commercial opportunities for the team.
- With $100 bn war chest, KKR to set aside a huge share for India play
KKR is set to boost its India investments significantly. The firm plans to deploy substantial capital in the country as part of its global expansion. Focus areas include healthcare, consumer, technology, financial services, and infrastructure like renewables and data centres. Manufacturing is also a key target. KKR is also bringing its insurance business to India, funding local transactions.
- India set to resume approvals for Chinese imports after five-year freeze
India is set to expedite approvals for importing goods from China and other nations, including electronics and steel, signaling a thaw in relations. This move aims to boost local supply and meet surging consumer demand, especially after recent GST cuts. The government is re-evaluating mandatory certifications for overseas plants to ease supply chain disruptions and support domestic industries facing stockouts.
- Supreme Court answers Vodafone Idea's call, allows review of all AGR liabilities
Vodafone Idea receives significant relief from the Supreme Court. The apex court allows the government to create a special package for the company's AGR liabilities. This move is expected to help Vi secure fresh capital and potentially lead to operational control by a private equity firm. Upcoming payments are scheduled for March next year.
- Brookfield lines up $12 bn for green energy in Andhra as it eyes $100 bn India expansion by 2030
Brookfield Asset Management will invest twelve billion dollars in Andhra Pradesh's renewable energy sector over the next three years. This is the largest overseas commitment to India's green energy sector. The global firm also plans to establish a township and multiple hotels under its Leela brand.
- Are you missing the hidden AI goldmine powering Google and Amazon’s biggest 2025 profits — the unseen startup every investor wishes they spotted first?
Google and Amazon earn billions from AI startup Anthropic. Both tech giants are reaping massive paper gains. Alphabet reported $10.7 billion. Amazon gained $9.5 billion pre-tax. Anthropic, founded in 2021 by former OpenAI employees, powers the Claude chatbot. Google invested over $3 billion, Amazon around $8 billion. Cloud deals and AI chips boost earnings. Anthropic’s latest funding values it at $183 billion. Early AI bets are already paying off, giving Google and Amazon a strategic edge in the AI race.
- Only 2.8% of homes sold in 2025 — America’s housing market is in deep freeze
America’s housing market freezes in 2025. Only 2.8% of homes are selling. Mortgage rates hover near 6–7%, keeping buyers on the sidelines. Homeowners with low pandemic-era rates refuse to sell, tightening supply. Prices stay high, slowing new buyers. Inventory creeps up, but many homes linger unsold. First-time buyers struggle, move-up buyers hesitate. The result: a market gridlock impacting construction, spending, and mobility. Any thaw depends on falling rates, more listings, or price drops. Right now, 2025 is shaping up as one of the slowest housing years in decades.
- The Great American Slowdown: Nearly 9 in 10 live in states hit by recession
The Great American Slowdown: Nearly 9 in 10 live in states hit by recession. 22 states plus D.C. are already in or near recession. Jobs are slowing. Wages are stagnant. Housing markets are soft. Manufacturing, agriculture, and transportation are struggling. Families face fewer opportunities. Businesses see profits drop in weaker regions. Small companies feel the pinch most. Even if national numbers look stable, regional weakness touches almost everyone. Awareness, planning, and caution are now critical as the slowdown spreads across the country.
- What exactly happened to Todd Snider? Singer assaulted in Salt Lake City cancels 2025 tour; are new dates announced?
Todd Snider injury: Singer-songwriter Todd Snider has cancelled his 2025 tour. This decision follows a violent assault in Salt Lake City. Snider is receiving medical treatment. The tour had recently begun. New dates will be announced later. Snider is known for his folk, rock, and blues music. He was born in Portland, Oregon. His team apologized for the inconvenience caused by the cancellation.
- Stock Radar: HPCL breaks out from a 1-year resistance zone to hit fresh record highs in November; time to book profits or buy?
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) has broken out of a multi-month resistance zone, hitting fresh record highs. Experts suggest short-term traders can buy the stock for a target of Rs 545-560 in the next 3-4 weeks, citing strong bullish momentum and volume.
- Diane Ladd’s last Instagram post hinted at an unseen future plan; shared just weeks before her death at 89
Veteran actress Diane Ladd, known for "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and "Chinatown," shared her final Instagram post before her death at 89. She announced her film "The Last Full Measure" was streaming and reflected on late co-stars. Ladd also teased a potential move into podcasting, hinting at future content for her followers.
- Cancer Horoscope Today, 4th November 2025: Balance emotions with confident initiative today
Cancer Daily Horoscope: With the Moon in the Aries sign, emotions may run strong, but so does your determination. A surge of energy asks you to take action. Managing mood swings and impatience is key. Trust your instincts, stay steady, and channel passion into constructive steps.
- All's Fair Episode 1 Release Time: When and where to watch Kim Kardashian’s new Hulu legal drama? Here's release date, global timings, runtime, plot, cast, characters, trailer, episode schedule
All's Fair Episode 1 release time is set for November 4, 2025, on Hulu and Disney+. The new series stars Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, and Sarah Paulson, focusing on a team of female divorce attorneys starting their own firm.
- Diane Ladd’s cause of death still a mystery: Here’s how the actress once fought a life-threatening lung illness 6 years ago
Diane Ladd’s past health issue: Veteran actress Diane Ladd, celebrated for her roles in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and "Chinatown," has passed away at 89. Her daughter, Laura Dern, confirmed her mother's death, remembering her as a "hero" and "profound gift." Ladd had previously battled idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a serious lung disease, but her condition had improved by 2023.
- What is Dodge Momentum Index as it surges to 60% YoY, highest on record - what does it indicate?
AI data center construction boom economic indicator: Construction planning shows a record surge. The Dodge Momentum Index jumped significantly, reaching its highest point ever. This growth is powered by institutional projects like hospitals and public buildings, alongside commercial developments such as AI data centers. Experts predict a major construction boom in 2026.
- Miracle drug kills cancer 20,000x faster, and scientists say it has zero side effects
Researchers have redesigned a common chemotherapy drug into a spherical nucleic acid (SNA), dramatically increasing its potency by 20,000 times. This innovative nanomedicine approach targets cancer cells with unprecedented efficiency and selectivity, showing remarkable results in animal models with no detectable side effects. The breakthrough holds significant promise for more effective and safer cancer treatments.
- U.S. Stock Market: Dow Jones down, S&P 500, Nasdaq gain big. Check top performing stocks, big losers
U.S. Stock Market: Of the 11 major sectors in the S&P 500, consumer discretionary enjoyed the largest percentage gains, while materials suffered the biggest decline.
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Release Date: Is it confirmed by Activision and is there early access? Here's all rumors explained and what led to the confusion
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 release date has been confirmed by Activision. The game will launch globally on November 14, 2025, with no early access period. Despite widespread rumors and leaked reports suggesting otherwise, Activision stated that the release date remains unchanged and identical for all platforms.
- Who was Diane Ladd? Veteran hollywood actress, three-time Oscar nominee, and mother of Laura Dern, dead at 89
Veteran actress Diane Ladd, celebrated for her roles in "Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore" and "Chinatown," has passed away at 89. Her daughter, Laura Dern, confirmed her mother's death, remembering her as a "hero" and "profound gift." Ladd's career spanned over six decades, earning her a Golden Globe and an Emmy nomination.
- Chipotle just sent a warning sign the Fed can’t ignore — is a Recession next?
US recession warning: Chipotle's recent earnings report signals a potential slowdown in consumer spending, particularly among younger demographics and lower-income households, due to economic and inflation concerns. While some companies show resilient spending, analysts suggest Chipotle's challenges might be company-specific, citing a lack of innovation compared to competitors like Starbucks.
- SNAP Social Security Payments: Americans will receive monetary support in November. Check how much money will be sent?
Donald Trump government had earlier planned to freeze the SNAP social security payments.
- Why is NASA silent and not releasing 3I/ATLAS high resolution images? Interstellar comet pictures captured by space agency are still biting dust. Here's possible reasons for NASA’s silence
Why is NASA silent and not releasing 3I/ATLAS high resolution images? Scientists say the space agency has data on the interstellar object but has not made it public. This story explains what is known, what remains unreleased, and why the delay matters.
- U.S. elections 2025: Voting in New York City, New Jersey, Virginia, California. Check candidates, likely winners
New York City Mayor elections will headline the U.S. elections 2025 which are also taking place in New Jersey, and Virginia.
- UVA police say ‘no evidence’ of active attacker after emergency alert; investigation continues at Shannon library
University of Virginia Police are investigating reports of a potential active attacker near Shannon Library. While no evidence of an active attacker has been found, authorities are advising students and staff to continue following safety protocols. Earlier alerts indicated police presence and restricted access to academic buildings. This is a developing situation.