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Money talks: FIIs, DIIs and the rupee all say yes to India
Brent crude's climb past $87 on renewed tensions in West Asia should have been bad news for the rupee. But the Indian currency defied expectations, posting a fourth consecutive day of gains thanks to a weaker dollar ahead of the Fed decision and persistent foreign inflows.
Stocks joined the upbeat mood. The Nifty ended above 24,200 while the Sensex rallied 850 points, powered by IT, metal and pharma shares as the August series began on a strong footing.
Rupee gains for fourth straight day as foreign money flows into Indian markets
The Indian rupee strengthened for a fourth consecutive session on Wednesday, supported by sustained foreign fund inflows, strong domestic equities and a softer US dollar ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy decision.
Read more
Crude jumps amid renewed hostilities in West Asia; Brent above $87
Crude oil prices increased while Treasuries declined following the outbreak of hostilities in West Asia, which disrupted several days of stability and reignited fears regarding energy supply interruptions. Asian stock markets experienced gains.
Read more
Also watch: Nifty ends above 24,200, Sensex gains 850 points led by IT, metal, pharma stocks
Foreign, domestic investors stay bullish as markets start August series higher
Foreign institutional investors remained net buyers of Indian equities on Wednesday, purchasing shares worth ₹2,981.87 crore on a provisional basis. Domestic institutional investors also extended their buying streak, with provisional net purchases of ₹998.02 crore during the session.
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India braces for Washington's next move
A US Senate bill targeting Russia's war chest has cleared its first hurdle, and India finds itself named alongside Moscow's other energy customers, facing the threat of tariffs as steep as 100%. That geopolitical risk lands just as earnings season hits full stride, with Dabur India, Eicher Motors, Bajaj Housing and TeamLease reporting Q1 numbers. Thursday's session will have to weigh that Washington overhang against the numbers on the ground.
Also read: US Fed meeting decision today: Will Kevin Warsh hold rates or surprise markets? Where to watch
Stocks to Watch for July 30: Dabur India, Eicher Motors, Bajaj Housing and more
From Dabur India, TeamLease and others reporting their Q1 numbers to Hind Rectifiers securing its first order from the United States for traction motor assemblies; here are stocks to track ahead of Thursday trading session.
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India among countries that could face 100% tariffs under US Russia sanctions bill
India is among the countries that could face tariffs of up to 100% under a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill that has cleared its first procedural hurdle in the US Senate. The bill aims to increase economic pressure on Moscow over its war in Ukraine.
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Also watch: Assam flood toll rises to 75, CM Sarma increases ex gratia to ₹9 lakh
Lok Sabha clears tougher anti-paper leak law after NEET row. What next?
The Lok Sabha passed the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, which seeks to strengthen the legal framework to prevent paper leaks and other unfair practices in public examinations.
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Who draws the line? Courts, cops and FIFA all weigh in
The Supreme Court just shut a loophole industry had leaned on for years, ruling that environmental clearances obtained after construction begins don't count. It's part of a broader day of institutions drawing hard lines: Delhi Police pushing X to pull down posts targeting constitutional offices, and UEFA accusing FIFA of selling football's "soul" for a $20 billion World Cup stake sale. Amid all that boundary-drawing, IndiGo's Rahul Bhatia offered a quieter counterpoint to CNBC-TV18.
Delhi Police ask X to remove defamatory post targeting 'constitutional heads'
Delhi Police have written to Elon Musk-owned social media platform X seeking to remove an alleged post containing “derogatory, malicious and defamatory content” targeting constitutional heads.
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Also watch: Rahul Gandhi refuses to apologise over Amit Shah remark
SC quashes Centre’s 2021 policy allowing retrospective environmental clearances
The Supreme Court has quashed the Centre’s 2021 Office Memorandum that allows ex-post facto environmental clearances, terming it illegal. A retrospective environmental clearance is an approval granted after a project has already commenced construction without obtaining the required prior clearance.
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Why IndiGo flies to places where other airlines don't, according to MD Rahul Bhatia
IndiGo may be India's largest airline by market share, but its biggest contribution isn't simply the number of planes it operates or passengers it carries. According to MD Rahul Bhatia, the airline is flying to destinations where no other airline is willing to operate.
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Also watch: Should airport operators own airlines? IndiGo MD warns that'll be 'conflict of interest'
FIFA plans $20 billion World Cup subsidiary, UEFA says football's 'soul' is for sale
FIFA said on Tuesday it plans to create a $20 billion subsidiary to run the World Cup and its other events and will offer stakes of up to 20% in it to external investors, a move that provoked a furious response from UEFA, who accused world soccer's governing body of putting the game's "soul" up for sale.
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That's all from us tonight. See you tomorrow with another edition of Top 10@10.
Brent crude's climb past $87 on renewed tensions in West Asia should have been bad news for the rupee. But the Indian currency defied expectations, posting a fourth consecutive day of gains thanks to a weaker dollar ahead of the Fed decision and persistent foreign inflows.
Stocks joined the upbeat mood. The Nifty ended above 24,200 while the Sensex rallied 850 points, powered by IT, metal and pharma shares as the August series began on a strong footing.
Rupee gains for fourth straight day as foreign money flows into Indian markets
The Indian rupee strengthened for a fourth consecutive session on Wednesday, supported by sustained foreign fund inflows, strong domestic equities and a softer US dollar ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy decision.
Read more
Crude jumps amid renewed hostilities in West Asia; Brent above $87
Crude oil prices increased while Treasuries declined following the outbreak of hostilities in West Asia, which disrupted several days of stability and reignited fears regarding energy supply interruptions. Asian stock markets experienced gains.
Read more
Also watch: Nifty ends above 24,200, Sensex gains 850 points led by IT, metal, pharma stocks
Foreign, domestic investors stay bullish as markets start August series higher
Foreign institutional investors remained net buyers of Indian equities on Wednesday, purchasing shares worth ₹2,981.87 crore on a provisional basis. Domestic institutional investors also extended their buying streak, with provisional net purchases of ₹998.02 crore during the session.
Read more
India braces for Washington's next move
A US Senate bill targeting Russia's war chest has cleared its first hurdle, and India finds itself named alongside Moscow's other energy customers, facing the threat of tariffs as steep as 100%. That geopolitical risk lands just as earnings season hits full stride, with Dabur India, Eicher Motors, Bajaj Housing and TeamLease reporting Q1 numbers. Thursday's session will have to weigh that Washington overhang against the numbers on the ground.
Also read: US Fed meeting decision today: Will Kevin Warsh hold rates or surprise markets? Where to watch
Stocks to Watch for July 30: Dabur India, Eicher Motors, Bajaj Housing and more
From Dabur India, TeamLease and others reporting their Q1 numbers to Hind Rectifiers securing its first order from the United States for traction motor assemblies; here are stocks to track ahead of Thursday trading session.
Read more
India among countries that could face 100% tariffs under US Russia sanctions bill
India is among the countries that could face tariffs of up to 100% under a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill that has cleared its first procedural hurdle in the US Senate. The bill aims to increase economic pressure on Moscow over its war in Ukraine.
Read more
Also watch: Assam flood toll rises to 75, CM Sarma increases ex gratia to ₹9 lakh
Lok Sabha clears tougher anti-paper leak law after NEET row. What next?
The Lok Sabha passed the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, which seeks to strengthen the legal framework to prevent paper leaks and other unfair practices in public examinations.
Read more
Who draws the line? Courts, cops and FIFA all weigh in
The Supreme Court just shut a loophole industry had leaned on for years, ruling that environmental clearances obtained after construction begins don't count. It's part of a broader day of institutions drawing hard lines: Delhi Police pushing X to pull down posts targeting constitutional offices, and UEFA accusing FIFA of selling football's "soul" for a $20 billion World Cup stake sale. Amid all that boundary-drawing, IndiGo's Rahul Bhatia offered a quieter counterpoint to CNBC-TV18.
Delhi Police ask X to remove defamatory post targeting 'constitutional heads'
Delhi Police have written to Elon Musk-owned social media platform X seeking to remove an alleged post containing “derogatory, malicious and defamatory content” targeting constitutional heads.
Read more
Also watch: Rahul Gandhi refuses to apologise over Amit Shah remark
SC quashes Centre’s 2021 policy allowing retrospective environmental clearances
The Supreme Court has quashed the Centre’s 2021 Office Memorandum that allows ex-post facto environmental clearances, terming it illegal. A retrospective environmental clearance is an approval granted after a project has already commenced construction without obtaining the required prior clearance.
Read more
Why IndiGo flies to places where other airlines don't, according to MD Rahul Bhatia
IndiGo may be India's largest airline by market share, but its biggest contribution isn't simply the number of planes it operates or passengers it carries. According to MD Rahul Bhatia, the airline is flying to destinations where no other airline is willing to operate.
Read more
Also watch: Should airport operators own airlines? IndiGo MD warns that'll be 'conflict of interest'
FIFA plans $20 billion World Cup subsidiary, UEFA says football's 'soul' is for sale
FIFA said on Tuesday it plans to create a $20 billion subsidiary to run the World Cup and its other events and will offer stakes of up to 20% in it to external investors, a move that provoked a furious response from UEFA, who accused world soccer's governing body of putting the game's "soul" up for sale.
Read more
That's all from us tonight. See you tomorrow with another edition of Top 10@10.
