India recorded the fourth largest IPO fundraise globally in CY25 at US$ 14.2 billion, with strong listing gains averaging 22% and robust investor interest.

India’s housing market stayed strong in Q3 2025 with 87,603 homes sold, up 1% YoY, driven by premium homes forming 52% of sales and sharp price gains in NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.

The United Kingdom Prime Minister, Mr. Keir Starmer, met the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi, in Mumbai, announcing stronger ties in defence, energy, education, and Bollywood-UK film ...

September passenger vehicle sales rose 5.8% YoY to 2,99,369 units, driven by GST cuts and record Navratri festive demand, while two-wheelers and tractors also saw strong growth.

Retail leasing in malls and high streets across eight major Indian cities rose 45% in July-September to 2.41 million sq. ft., with Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Pune leading growth.

UK-based digital finance firm Revolut will launch its payment platform in India, offering a prepaid card and digital wallet via UPI and Visa, targeting 3,50,000 waitlisted users initially and 20 ...

S&P says Indian banks can absorb rising credit costs and stay resilient, aided by low-risk exposure, secured lending, and strong corporate health.

India’s exports are surging in 2025, driven by electronics, cereals, tea, and pharmaceuticals, backed by reforms, GST cuts, and global trade partnerships, boosting its global trade competitiveness.

India’s jewellery sector grew around 20% in the September 2025 quarter, driven by festive demand, rising gold prices, and retail expansion, while other lifestyle segments showed mixed performance.

India’s electric vehicle sales more than doubled in September, led by Tata Motors, while two-wheeler EVs rose 15%, led by TVS Motor.

NPCI launches NPCI Tech Solutions Limited to drive fintech innovation and expand UPI and RuPay globally with secure, affordable, and interoperable payment solutions.

India’s solar and wind power hit record levels in H1 2025, cutting emissions by 24 million tonnes and outpacing electricity demand growth, says Ember.