A TRADING HALT
India bonds rise on likely central bank support; rupee strength
Indian government bonds rose in early trading on Tuesday, as speculation of central bank support and the rupee's best open in about three weeks spurred short-covering.
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.
Which of Trump's tariffs could the US Supreme Court strike down?
The US Supreme Court is reviewing President Trump's tariffs. These tariffs were imposed using a law not previously used for this purpose. The administration is also using other laws for new tariffs. These include national security and unfair trade practice measures. The court's decision will impact some tariffs but not others.
German auto parts sector rushes to get China exemptions for Nexperia chip exports
Automotive suppliers were rushing for exemptions to Chinese export restrictions on Nexperia chips on Monday, hoping for a political solution to a trade stand-off that has caused alarm over possible production stoppages in the car industry.
Two Trades for Today: A realty company for a 6.05% rise, a mid-cap pharma stock for an almost 6.5% gain
Technical analysis identifies select stocks that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
India has more to worry about than Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee, says Raghuram Rajan
Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan highlights the proposed US HIRE Act as a significant concern for India, potentially imposing tariffs on outsourced services. This move could directly impact India's IT and services exports, unlike the H-1B visa fee hike which may lead to more India-based hiring by global firms.
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Supposed trade deal with US has become ordeal: Congress
Congress has criticised the Modi government. This follows US President Donald Trump's repeated claims. Trump stated he stopped the India-Pakistan conflict using trade. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh highlighted that a supposed trade deal with the US has become an ordeal for India. Exports to the US are declining. Trump's claims about Operation Sindoor's halt were also mentioned.
US Supreme Court will decide the fate of Trump's tariff on Wednesday
The US Supreme Court will hear a critical case on November 5. It concerns presidential power to impose tariffs using emergency laws. The ruling could impact global trade and existing trade deals. This case tests executive authority and the balance of power. Lower courts have ruled against the administration. The world watches Washington for this significant decision.
India bonds dip as weaker rupee, tight liquidity weighs on sentiment
Indian government bonds declined in early trade as a weaker rupee and tight liquidity countered the Reserve Bank of India's move to cancel bond sales. The central bank's action, intended to signal discomfort with rising yields, briefly boosted the market. However, rupee defense interventions by the RBI have tightened liquidity, impacting demand for bonds.
China to end rare earth controls, probes against chip companies
Under the deal, China will issue general export licenses for rare earths, gallium, germanium, antimony and graphite - effectively lifting curbs imposed in April 2025 and October 2022. In return, Washington will extend a pause on some of Trump's reciprocal tariffs on Chinese goods for another year and halt plans for a 100% tariff on Chinese exports that had been slated for November.
Nexperia's China unit says it has 'sufficient inventories' after Dutch parent's supply suspension
Dutch chipmaker Nexperia’s China branch said it has enough stock and secure supply chains despite its Dutch parent stopping wafer shipments over a payment dispute. After Dutch authorities seized control from Chinese owner Wingtech, tensions rose, but China may soon allow exports again following trade talks between the US and China.
Trump calls 'G2 meeting' with Chinese President Xi Jinping 'great one'
President Trump declared his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping a "great one," anticipating lasting peace and success. A landmark one-year trade pact was reached, reducing US tariffs on Chinese imports from 57% to 47%, partly due to China's commitment to strong action on fentanyl. China also agreed to immediately purchase "tremendous amounts" of US soybeans and farm products.
India should halt sanctioned oil imports, seek tariff relief, and fair trade talks with US: GTRI
The Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) has urged India to stop importing oil from sanctioned Russian firms, demand a rollback of U.S. tariffs, and resume trade talks with Washington only on fair terms. The think tank proposed a three-step plan to safeguard India’s trade interests amid ongoing negotiations for a Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) with the United States.
China made a 'mistake' with rare-earth controls: Scott Bessent to FT
China's rare earth export controls were a mistake, according to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The move alerted the world to Beijing's ability to use these materials as a coercive tool. Following a meeting between Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump, China agreed to suspend certain restrictions for one year. This decision had previously rattled global markets and supply chains.
Trump declines to rule out underground nuclear tests
President Trump announced the U.S. will resume nuclear testing, though specifics on underground tests remain unclear. This move, aimed at rival nuclear powers China and Russia, follows a 33-year halt. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called it a "responsible way" to maintain deterrence, while a Nevada representative introduced legislation to prohibit explosive tests.
Weekly F&O curbs soon? Sebi chief keeps investors guessing with teasing comments
Sebi Chairperson Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator will introduce new F&O measures in a phased manner after consulting stakeholders, ruling out an abrupt halt to weekly expiries. Speaking at the Business Standard BFSI Summit 2025, he stressed Sebi’s focus on strengthening market resilience and transparency while ensuring participation remains robust amid tightening oversight of the derivatives segment.
Sebi to penalise MCX for 4-hour trading halt: Report
India's market regulator is set to penalise Multi Commodity Exchange. A four-hour trading halt occurred on Tuesday due to a capacity breach. The exchange could not handle the high volume of clients. MCX stated its systems have parameters that led to constraints. The regulator is concerned about the delay in identifying the cause.
Asian shares, US futures rise on tech results, gold holds gain
US equity futures climbed as strong earnings from Apple and Amazon fueled a post-market tech rally, offering a reprieve after Thursday's sharp selloff. Despite a brief boost from tech giants, concerns linger over the massive AI spending and its potential returns, leading to a cautious outlook for the market.
Two Trades for Today: An IT services company for a 5.25% upmove, a realty sector stock for close to 5.1% gain
Technical analysis identifies select stocks that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
EU seeks 'urgent solutions' with China over chipmaker Nexperia
The EU is seeking a swift resolution to a Chinese curb on chip exports linked to a row with the Netherlands over chipmaker Nexperia that has alarmed European businesses. The crisis began when Dutch officials invoked a Cold War-era law in late September to effectively take control of Nexperia, a Chinese-owned firm whose factories are in Europe.
Israel says it will uphold Gaza ceasefire as strikes kill 104 people
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza overnight have resulted in at least 60 fatalities, including numerous children, according to hospital officials. This escalation follows Prime Minister Netanyahu's order for "powerful strikes" after accusing Hamas of violating the ceasefire. Hamas responded by delaying the handover of a hostage's body, intensifying the challenge to the fragile truce.
Reduction of US tariffs on China linked to fentanyl possible, Trump signals ahead of Xi meeting
US President Donald Trump plans to ease tariffs on Chinese fentanyl-related goods. This move is contingent on China strengthening controls over chemicals used to make the deadly opioid. The announcement precedes a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit. This potential deal aims to balance trade with public health.
Automakers may halt output in Brazil if chips crisis persists, says government official
Brazilian automakers face potential shutdowns in two to three weeks. This is due to a global chip supply crisis. The Brazilian government is actively seeking solutions. Officials are in contact with Chinese authorities. The crisis stems from a dispute involving chipmaker Nexperia. This situation could significantly impact production in Latin America's largest economy.
European shares retreat from record rally; earnings, US-China trade on tap
European shares retreated on Tuesday, pausing after a third consecutive record-high close on signs of easing Sino-U.S. trade tensions, as investors assessed a slew of corporate earnings.
Indian banking outlook to improve next fiscal as margin declines halt says S&P arm
Indian banks are poised for improved profitability in the fiscal year starting April 2026, with S&P Global Market Intelligence highlighting potential upside for ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and State Bank of India. Government reforms and expected interest rate cuts are supporting economic growth, though external trade headwinds pose risks. Investors anticipate a pickup in domestic consumption to drive returns.
MCX shares fall 2% after technical issue halts trading once again
MCX shares fell 2.2% to ₹9,105 after the exchange halted trading due to technical issues. The start time was revised multiple times, from 9:30 am to 10:30 am, but trading hadn’t resumed as of 11:53 am, according to company updates.
Cobar mine explosion kills two in Australia’s first major mine fatality since 2015 as Polymetals halts trading for two days
A devastating explosion has claimed the lives of two workers at the Endeavor mine in Cobar, New South Wales. Another worker sustained injuries and was hospitalized. The incident occurred on Tuesday, October 28, at the recently reopened mine. Operations have been suspended as an investigation into the blast begins. The company expressed deep sorrow for the loss.
Trump's trade war: Tariff deadlines and key upcoming events
The global economic landscape is shrouded in uncertainty, primarily due to President Trump's aggressive tariff strategy and ongoing negotiations with China. The much-anticipated meeting between Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea on October 30 could potentially pave the way for a trade agreement.
China hails coming of 'multipolar world' ahead of Trump-Xi talks
China's foreign minister warned of a coming "multipolar world" ahead of crucial talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The meeting aims to de-escalate a trade war sparked by US tariffs, with preliminary consensus reached on avoiding further duties and potential deals on rare earths and soybeans.
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