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Hyundai Motor India Ltd is looking forward to a steady growth path, as profits rose for the second straight quarter on the back of higher rural sales, growing exports and rising sales of high-margin sports utility vehicles (SUV). The company expects the growth momentum to continue in the March quarter, with its upgraded Venue SUV already securing more than 80,000 bookings.
Read MoreIn a bid to cushion the blow following the steep hike in the securities transaction tax (STT) for the futures and options (F&O) market, the Indian government also unveiled a proposal that tweaks the way goods and services tax (GST) applies to intermediary services such as stockbroking.
Read MoreIncome Tax Budget 2026 Live: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget 2026 on Sunday, 1 February with a focus on manufacturing, AI and agriculture among others. However, taxpayers who were eagerly waiting for a further reduction in income tax as well as a change in the tax slabs under the new regime did not see any announcement on the same.
Read MoreSmokers woke up to sticker shock on Saturday as cigarettes and tobacco products became more expensive following fresh tax changes that came into force on 1 February. The price hike sparked an instant reaction online, with social media flooded with memes, jokes and sarcastic posts capturing public disbelief.
Read MoreCigarette prices have surged significantly since the excise duty hike on 1 February, burning a hole in your pocket. The hike depends on the length of the cigarette sticks — the longer, the costlier.
Read MoreUnlike last year, Budget 2026—the ninth presented by Nirmala Sitharaman—avoids big-bang moves, opting instead for calibrated steps to support growth, avoid the middle-income trap, and stay on track towards developed-nation status.
Read MoreFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman delivered the Union Budget for 2026-27 on Sunday, 1 February. Marking her ninth consecutive budget speech, FM Sitharaman tabled a set of proposals in the Union Budget 2026, covering key sectors such as infrastructure, healthcare, education and various tax reforms.
Read MoreIndia’s budget for 2026-27 looks broadly apt for the moment, with capex-led growth the order of the day. But as fiscal policy adopts a distant debt target, the Centre must remain adaptive—and ready to rein back its big-spender instincts should aggregate demand spring a surprise.
Read MoreThe 2026 Budget reflects a fiscal hangover following 2025’s aggressive tax cuts. With nominal GDP growth projected at a modest 10% and GST revenues shrinking, the government faces a tightening fiscal squeeze. Debt reduction is off to a slow start.
Read MoreFinance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has used the comfort of today’s macro numbers to prepare ground for the future. Working within tight fiscal limits, the budget focuses on building capabilities and resilience. Yet, we must watch for growth risks, inflation surprises and the rising cost of capital.
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