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    India pushes to expand rupee settlement with key trade partners

    India's central bank is actively working to facilitate rupee settlements with free-trade partners, aiming to boost the local currency. This involves establishing direct rupee rates independent of the US dollar and developing reference rates with several countries. These efforts align with Prime Minister Modi's goal of increasing the rupee's international use for trade and capital transactions.

    For long-term investors: Focus on business, not sentiment. 7 large-cap stocks with an upside potential of up to 44%

    Given the recent global and domestic developments, there is a greater probability that market sentiment will remain positive for the coming few weeks. Thursday saw the market following in the footsteps of the Dow Jones to celebrate – although somewhat mutedly – the US Fed’s rate cut. With the GST rate rationalisation set to be implemented on September 22 and positive signals emanating on the India-US trade deal front, there are more reasons for the bulls to get active. But, as investors, it would be prudent to be cautious even as you turn bullish.

    These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 25%

    It is always important to look at market breadth. But there are times when this becomes even more important as it tells you how things are panning out on the street. At this juncture, unless something truly unexpected happens on the India-US tariff deal, the chances are the market will have a bullish bias till the festive season lasts. It thus makes sense to be bullish. But, as they say in the market, nothing is 100% certain. Also, you do make a higher return when you take risks. So, at this point of time, stay bullish, but add an element of intelligent risk-taking to the mix. At least for the medium term.

    India, Oman revise DTAA: What’s the income tax impact on professionals earning in both countries?

    India and Oman have updated their Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement, effective May 2025, to prevent double taxation and also reflect current global tax norms. The revised treaty promotes cross-border investments by lowering tax rates on royalties and technical service fees. It also introduces a non-discrimination clause and strengthens information exchange between the 2 countries.

    Oman DTAA: Withholding tax rates lowered

    India and Oman have updated their double taxation avoidance agreement, broadening the scope of permanent establishment to include digital and service activities. The revised agreement lowers withholding tax rates on certain payments and introduces a Principal Purpose Test to prevent treaty abuse. These changes aim to boost investment, simplify tax compliance, and enhance information exchange between tax authorities.

    Oil prices edge higher after US stocks build less than expected

    Brent crude futures rose 15 cents to $83.11 a barrel by 0021 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose 18 cents to $79.31 a barrel.

    The Economic Times
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