Gross GST hit Rs 1.94 lakh crore in May 2026 (+3.2% YoY), but the real story is a 20.2% surge in IGST on imports - led by 387% growth in processing units - while domestic collections fell 2.6%.
India's Services PMI flash print held at 58.8 in May, with employment hitting a survey record. The final read drops June 4 - one day before the RBI MPC verdict.
From June 1, the 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder costs Rs 3,113.50 in Delhi — the second hike in as many months. Here is what it means for restaurant margins, MSME costs, and food inflation.
Israeli troops seized the 900-year-old Beaufort Castle on May 31, 2026 — and Brent crude climbed 2.43% to $93.33. Here is what that means for India's import bill, OMCs, rupee, and the June rate decision.
The Sensex shed 0.8% in the week ending May 30, closing at 74,775. Here is the breakdown of movers, FII flows, the RBI MPC decision due June 5, and the June IPO pipeline.
India's HSBC Manufacturing PMI rose to a three-month high of 55.0 in May 2026, beating the 54.3 flash, but purchasing-price inflation hit a near four-year high — a margin squeeze with direct MPC implications.
Brad Smith announced a four-year, $10 billion commitment to Japan covering GPU data centres with SoftBank and Sakura Internet, national cybersecurity partnerships, and training 1M+ engineers by 2030.
The June 3-5 MPC meeting faces converging pressure: WPI at a 42-month high of 8.3%, CPI at 3.48%, crude near $106/barrel, and a below-normal monsoon forecast. Most analysts expect a hold.
A two-day advance ends as Coal India's OFS discount, ONGC's weak Q4 production, and fresh US strikes on Iran converge on the same session — and the market sorts winners from losers.
Gold has blown past ₹1.5 lakh per 10 grams after a 61.5% surge in 2025. Safe-haven demand, central-bank buying and a weak rupee are driving it. What it means for Indian savers — and the cautions.
The five biggest cloud companies will spend about $725 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026, roughly 75% of it on AI. Inside the buildout — GPUs, power as the new bottleneck, and the bubble debate.
India's economy grew an estimated 7.6% in FY26 — revised up from 7.4% and well above the 6.3–6.8% the government once feared, despite US tariffs and oil worries. What drove it, and what it means.