Rising tensions linked to the Iran conflict could create supply chain risks for South Korean semiconductor giants such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Analysts warn that disruptions in shipping routes and energy markets may affect the global chip industry.
The Indian rupee fell 42 paise to close at 91.50 against the US dollar amid strong dollar demand and elevated crude oil prices. Analysts cite global uncertainties and capital flow trends as key drivers.
Qantas shares fell more than 10% as escalating US-Iran tensions pushed oil prices higher, raising concerns about fuel costs and travel demand. Markets remain sensitive to developments in the Middle East.
In a bid to promote road safety for children, electric scooter manufacturer Ather Energy has collaborated with the Bengaluru Traffic Police. The company handed over 100 specialized ‘Ather Junior’ helmets designed specifically for kids, emphasizing the need for proper protective gear for all ages.
The KRM Ayurveda IPO is ending its three-day run today with a solid response from investors. By the final day, the issue has been subscribed over 3 times, driven by a surge in retail participation. With a price band of ₹128-135, the company aims to raise ₹77.49 crore.
India’s fast-growing quick-commerce sector is facing its first major regulatory hurdle. By dropping the iconic 10-minute delivery guarantee, platforms like Blinkit and Zepto are recalibrating their business models to comply with new labor safety standards mandated by the government.
Indian exporters are bracing for a severe blow after US President Donald Trump announced an immediate 25% tariff on any country doing business with Iran. For India, this new levy could push total duties on US exports to a staggering 75%, effectively pricing out key sectors like textiles, agriculture, and pharmaceuticals from the world’s largest economy.
In a major move to bolster national cybersecurity, the Indian government is proposing a new policy that would require smartphone manufacturers to disclose their source code for security audits. The plan aims to ensure that mobile devices sold in India are free from “backdoors” and hidden spyware.
Data reveals that the massive discounts once offered by Russia have shrunk to just $16 per tonne. With global oil prices remaining low, experts suggest India can now switch to US oil imports with minimal financial impact.
