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Markets and money stayed in focus as fresh data and policy developments shaped Tuesday’s news cycle. Equity mutual fund inflows moderated in January, falling 14% month-on-month, even as SIP contributions remained steady. Interestingly, investor preference tilted towards safety, with gold and silver ETFs attracting higher inflows than equity funds during the month.
Equity benchmarks extended gains for a third straight session, supported by strength in select frontline stocks, while midcaps outperformed and market breadth stayed firmly positive.
On the global front, geopolitics and trade dominated headlines. Russia accused the United States of using “unfair methods” to curb its trade, even as Washington struck a trade agreement with Bangladesh that could have implications for Indian textile exporters. Back home, the government tightened rules on artificial intelligence content, mandating clearer labelling and banning prohibited material.
Corporate action remained brisk, with focus on a proposed stake sale in BHEL and a potential block deal in Ather Energy, even as Parliament saw heightened political tension after the Opposition moved a notice seeking the Lok Sabha Speaker’s removal.
Here are the top 10 stories shaping business and policy today.
Equity mutual fund inflows down 14% in January; SIP flows stay flat
Equity mutual funds recorded net inflows of ₹24,013 crore in January, 14% down from ₹28,035 crore in December, latest AMFI data show. Despite the moderation in overall equity inflows, monthly SIP contributions remained flat at ₹31,002 crore.
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ALSO READ: Gold, silver ETFs inflows surpass equity fund flows in January; attract ₹33,503 crore
Eternal rally helps Nifty clock third straight day of gains
Equity benchmarks closed largely higher on Tuesday, with frontline indices ending in the green for the third consecutive session. The midcap index outperformed, keeping overall market breadth in favour of advances. The NSE advance-decline ratio stood at 3:2.
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ALSO READ: Rupee falls 11 paise to 90.77 against US dollar in early trade
US using 'unfair methods' to limit Russia’s trade, says Sergey Lavrov
Read More Here
ALSO READ: India agrees to talks on easing digital trade curbs, barriers for US companies under trade deal
Bangladesh opens dairy, beef, poultry market to US: Key terms of the trade agreement
Bangladesh has agreed to open its market to a wide range of American agricultural and industrial goods under a new Agreement on Reciprocal Trade with the United States, according to a joint statement released by the White House. The deal aims to expand bilateral trade and provide greater access to each other’s markets. It builds on the Trade and Investment Cooperation Forum Agreement (TICFA) signed in 2013.
Read More Here
ALSO READ:Explained | Why US trade deal with Bangladesh has sunk Indian textile stocks?
Government tightens rules on AI content, bans child abuse material and mandates clear labelling
The government has notified rules on AI-generated content, requiring companies to ensure their platforms do not allow the creation, publication, or dissemination of AI material prohibited under existing laws, including the BNS and POCSO.
Read More Here
Ather Energy Block Deal: NIIF likely to sell up to 1.92% stake for ₹534 crore
Sources privy to the developments told CNBC-TV18 that the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) is likely to sell up to 1.92% stake in electric two-wheeler maker Ather Energy Ltd through a block deal.
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Government to sell 3% stake in BHEL via OFS with option to sell additional 2%
The Narendra Modi government is planning to sell a 3% stake in state-owned engineering firm Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), with an option to sell an additional 2% through an offer for sale (OFS).
Read more
IndiGo raises pilot strength ahead of Feb 10 FDTL deadline; govt expects minimal disruptions
IndiGo has strengthened its pilot workforce and increased operational buffers ahead of the February 10 deadline for full compliance with flight duty time limitation (FDTL) norms, prompting government officials to expect minimal disruption to flight services.
Read More Here
Google-parent Alphabet kicks off seven-part US bond sale
Alphabet Inc. is tapping the US high-grade bond market, adding to a borrowing spree by companies at the forefront of the artificial intelligence investment boom.
Read More Here
Opposition submits notice for Lok Sabha Speaker's removal: Procedure explained
The Opposition on Tuesday, February 10, submitted a notice to move a resolution for removing Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla from the position. This was done for allegedly not allowing Rahul Gandhi and other Opposition leaders to speak on the Motion of Thanks to the President’s address, as well as for the suspension of eight MPs.
Read More Here
We'll see you on Wednesday with another engaging 'Top 10@10’
Equity benchmarks extended gains for a third straight session, supported by strength in select frontline stocks, while midcaps outperformed and market breadth stayed firmly positive.
On the global front, geopolitics and trade dominated headlines. Russia accused the United States of using “unfair methods” to curb its trade, even as Washington struck a trade agreement with Bangladesh that could have implications for Indian textile exporters. Back home, the government tightened rules on artificial intelligence content, mandating clearer labelling and banning prohibited material.
Corporate action remained brisk, with focus on a proposed stake sale in BHEL and a potential block deal in Ather Energy, even as Parliament saw heightened political tension after the Opposition moved a notice seeking the Lok Sabha Speaker’s removal.
Here are the top 10 stories shaping business and policy today.
Equity mutual fund inflows down 14% in January; SIP flows stay flat
Equity mutual funds recorded net inflows of ₹24,013 crore in January, 14% down from ₹28,035 crore in December, latest AMFI data show. Despite the moderation in overall equity inflows, monthly SIP contributions remained flat at ₹31,002 crore.
Read More Here
ALSO READ: Gold, silver ETFs inflows surpass equity fund flows in January; attract ₹33,503 crore
Eternal rally helps Nifty clock third straight day of gains
Equity benchmarks closed largely higher on Tuesday, with frontline indices ending in the green for the third consecutive session. The midcap index outperformed, keeping overall market breadth in favour of advances. The NSE advance-decline ratio stood at 3:2.
Read More Here
ALSO READ: Rupee falls 11 paise to 90.77 against US dollar in early trade
US using 'unfair methods' to limit Russia’s trade, says Sergey Lavrov
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has accused the United States of trying to restrict Russia’s trade and preserve its global economic dominance, arguing the world is moving toward a ‘multipolar’ order where Western control is weakening.
Read More Here
ALSO READ: India agrees to talks on easing digital trade curbs, barriers for US companies under trade deal
Bangladesh opens dairy, beef, poultry market to US: Key terms of the trade agreement
Bangladesh has agreed to open its market to a wide range of American agricultural and industrial goods under a new Agreement on Reciprocal Trade with the United States, according to a joint statement released by the White House. The deal aims to expand bilateral trade and provide greater access to each other’s markets. It builds on the Trade and Investment Cooperation Forum Agreement (TICFA) signed in 2013.
Read More Here
ALSO READ:Explained | Why US trade deal with Bangladesh has sunk Indian textile stocks?
Government tightens rules on AI content, bans child abuse material and mandates clear labelling
The government has notified rules on AI-generated content, requiring companies to ensure their platforms do not allow the creation, publication, or dissemination of AI material prohibited under existing laws, including the BNS and POCSO.
Read More Here
Ather Energy Block Deal: NIIF likely to sell up to 1.92% stake for ₹534 crore
Sources privy to the developments told CNBC-TV18 that the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) is likely to sell up to 1.92% stake in electric two-wheeler maker Ather Energy Ltd through a block deal.
Read more
Government to sell 3% stake in BHEL via OFS with option to sell additional 2%
The Narendra Modi government is planning to sell a 3% stake in state-owned engineering firm Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), with an option to sell an additional 2% through an offer for sale (OFS).
Read more
IndiGo raises pilot strength ahead of Feb 10 FDTL deadline; govt expects minimal disruptions
IndiGo has strengthened its pilot workforce and increased operational buffers ahead of the February 10 deadline for full compliance with flight duty time limitation (FDTL) norms, prompting government officials to expect minimal disruption to flight services.
Read More Here
Google-parent Alphabet kicks off seven-part US bond sale
Alphabet Inc. is tapping the US high-grade bond market, adding to a borrowing spree by companies at the forefront of the artificial intelligence investment boom.
Read More Here
Opposition submits notice for Lok Sabha Speaker's removal: Procedure explained
The Opposition on Tuesday, February 10, submitted a notice to move a resolution for removing Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla from the position. This was done for allegedly not allowing Rahul Gandhi and other Opposition leaders to speak on the Motion of Thanks to the President’s address, as well as for the suspension of eight MPs.
Read More Here
We'll see you on Wednesday with another engaging 'Top 10@10’
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