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• Indian Equities Rise Amidst US-Iran Tensions; Bitcoin Struggles

  On June 10, 2026, Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty opened higher by 160 and 60 points respectively, despite renewed US-Iran tensions. This resilience followed Nifty's 119.10-point gain on June 9, closing at 23,242.10, driven by PSU banks, financials, and auto stocks, and aided by easing crude oil prices and US President Trump's diplomatic overtures to Iran. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is trading near $61,000, facing outflows from ETFs and weakened technical indicators due to global risk aversion and upcoming US CPI data, with strong resistance at $64,000-$64,300.

  6/10/2026

• Titagarh Rail Systems to achieve full indigenous aluminium coach production by FY27

  Titagarh Rail Systems aims to achieve complete indigenization in manufacturing aluminium railway coaches by FY27, shifting from importing flat packs and sub-assemblies from Italy-based Firema. The Uttarpara-based company has already supplied aluminium coaches for Pune Metro and secured an additional order for 12 more trainsets. This move, driven by the import of necessary machinery, positions Titagarh to become a fully integrated manufacturer of both aluminium and stainless steel coaches, opening opportunities in high-speed rail, where aluminium is preferred globally. Indian Railways also plans to procure 400 next-generation Vande Bharat trainsets with aluminium bodies, aligning with this

  6/8/2026

• Modi Highlights India's Robust Economic Growth Amid Global Crises

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced India's economic resilience and strong growth during his Daman visit, citing the recently released GDP figures. He stated that India achieved a 7.7% growth rate for the financial year 2025-26, with the last quarter ending March 31 showing a 7.8% growth. Modi emphasized that despite global crises, India's economy is robust, progressing on the path of "Reform, Perform, and Transform" due to significant infrastructure development and poverty alleviation efforts. He expressed confidence in India's continued economic advancement.

  6/5/2026

• Broadcom's Disappointing Outlook Triggers Chip Stock Sell-off

  On Thursday, major semiconductor stocks like Marvell Technology, Intel, and Micron Technology plummeted after Broadcom, a custom AI chip designer, failed to meet revenue forecasts and declined to raise its AI semiconductor sales outlook for the year. Broadcom's shares fell over 15%, leading to a $300 billion market value loss and impacting other chipmakers, including Micron (down 6%), Marvell (down 5%), Intel, and Qualcomm (down 2% each), and AMD (down 5%). This downturn reversed weeks of gains that had pushed the broader stock market, led by semiconductor firms, to all-time highs, also affecting Asian tech markets.

  6/4/2026

• UV Doux Examines India’s Shift to Dermatology-Led Sun Care

  The Indian skincare market is seeing a major shift towards dermatology-led sun care, with consumers increasingly adopting sunscreen as an essential daily preventive measure. This trend is driven by heightened awareness of climate change, UV/blue light exposure, and hyperpigmentation. Consumers now prioritize science-backed formulations, texture, and skin compatibility over just SPF. UV Doux, India's top dermatologist-recommended sunscreen brand, is catering to this demand with lightweight, invisible finish, and makeup-compatible products, supported by UK research. This reflects a broader industry move towards evidence-based skincare, with educational initiatives like "Skin Science with UV Doux" further informing consumers.

  6/4/2026

• Central Banks Use Interest Rates to Combat Supply Shocks

  Central banks globally, including the RBI, use interest rate adjustments to counter inflation arising from war-driven supply shocks, as seen during the Russia-Ukraine war and the recent Iran conflict affecting the Suez Canal. For instance, between January and December 2022, India's interest rates rose from 4% to 6.25% in response to the Russia-Ukraine war's commodity shock. While rate hikes curb imported inflation, excessive increases can hinder economic growth by reducing consumption. India's current interest rate of 5.25% is already elevated compared to many countries, complicating further hikes. The RBI, in its May 2026 bulletin, highlighted the delicate balance between pre-emptive tightening and delaying action to avoid output loss versus unhinging inflation expectations. The MPC is expected to maintain current rates at its upcoming June 5 meeting.

  6/2/2026

• Government Invites Applications for Two SEBI Whole-Time Member Posts

  The Indian government has initiated the process to fill two crucial whole-time member positions in the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), the primary capital market regulator. Applications have been invited from eligible candidates, with the deadline set for June 30, 2026. The incumbents currently holding these positions are scheduled to complete their terms in September 2026, prompting this timely recruitment drive to ensure continuous oversight and regulation of the financial markets.

  6/2/2026