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17.03 / 01:37

markets UPS Manufacturing Trade War information Updates Is PG Electroplast headed towards ₹400?

stock market has maintained a negative trend in 2026.The BSE Sensex has delivered a negative return of 9% in the last one month.However, the stock of PG Electroplast has been down 16% over the same period. Is this the end of the fall for PG Electroplast, or is there more downside left?Let’s examine the fundamental factors that can influence the stock price.Due to the war in West Asia, gas production and supply have been impacted.Qatar, which is one of the largest LNG suppliers, has faced production disruption and has informed its clients about the shortage of gas supply.PG Electroplast uses the gas across its manufacturing process, and it's one of the most important raw materials for the company.In an exchange filing, the company has mentioned that LPG allocation to PG Electroplast has been reduced by its supplier.

17.03 / 01:37

markets Target War show track Updates Mint Quick Edit | What RBI must be tracking as flickers of inflation arise and a war rages on

India’s recent run of subdued inflation may be staring at an end. Data released on Monday showed wholesale inflation hitting an 11-month high of 2.1% from a year earlier in February. Consumer inflation, measured by a reset gauge, was 3.2% last month.

17.03 / 01:37

markets Updates How some ships are sneaking through the Strait of Hormuz

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17.03 / 01:37

markets Provident Digital Progressive Platform Bill Updates IT firms rethink billing as artificial intelligence reshapes work

AI tokens) going to be part of our commercial model. We're going to factor in the price of the tokens into our model itself, on top of it,” said Balazs Fejes, chief executive officer (CEO) of EPAM, during the company’s analyst day.AI tokens are small units of texts that an AI tool can read.

16.03 / 14:25

Target FIVE BLOCK band Updates Relationships International IPO-bound CMPDI bets on parent Coal India to power future growth

IPO-bound Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI), the mining consultancy arm of Coal India Ltd, is betting on the state-run miner’s ambitious production expansion to drive its own growth in the coming years, even as it looks to diversify into critical minerals and overseas projects.The organization’s relationship with Coal India should not be seen as a dependency but rather a “symbiotic” partnership that has evolved over the last five decades, said Chaudhari Shivraj Singh, chairman and managing director at CMPDI, told Mint.“CMPDI has been with Coal India for nearly 50 years and has played a big role in bringing the company to its current scale. All exploration, mine planning and prioritisation of mining activities have been carried out by CMPDI,” Singh said.Coal India continues to dominate India’s coal output, accounting for about 67% of the country’s production last year, while the remaining 33% came from government, public sector and private companies.

16.03 / 12:29

markets UPS Cooper CEO Food Trade reports From Buddha rice to zero-pesticide chana: How farmer-run companies are finding their edge

₹16 crore. So, what difference has the FPO made to the life of a small farmer like Karma? A lot, she said.Karma’s cultivation costs have halved as the FPO helped farmers switch from expensive chemical inputs to bio-nutrients and organic pest repellents. The farmer-run company now supplies staples like wheat, maize and pulses to a host of corporate buyers like ITC, AWL Agri Ltd (formerly Adani Wilmar) and Safe Harvest, among others.

16.03 / 11:05

Provident Waters Universities hospital 2020 Courts Mint Explainer | Why the Supreme Court is re-examining a 46-year-old definition of ‘industry’ that could affect millions

The Supreme Court on 14 March notified a nine-judge Constitution Bench to revisit a longstanding question in Indian labour law: What legally counts as an “industry?”The interpretation of this single word matters because it determines which organizations fall under labour laws and which workers can access labour dispute mechanisms in India.A nine-judge bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant will begin hearing the matter on 17 March and conclude arguments on 18 March. The bench includes Justices B.V.

16.03 / 11:05

markets Updates Can Nvidia’s dominance survive the sea change under way in AI computing?

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16.03 / 11:05

markets War Updates The Iran war could upend AI. Here’s how.

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16.03 / 11:05

markets Digital security Software reports testing Updates China has curbed the use of OpenClaw and the ‘lethal trifecta’ of AI agents explains why

China’s move against OpenClaw came before the rest of the world had even settled on a vocabulary for what worried it. This early restriction matters because it frames the issue correctly.OpenClaw is not merely another chatbot. It is an open-source agent framework designed to connect language models to real tools such as messaging apps, email, calendars, browsers and local files, so that the system can act with limited human supervision.Chinese authorities did not impose a blanket prohibition on all use, but reports indicate that state-linked institutions have been told not to install it on work devices and personal gizmos (in some cases) because of security concerns.

16.03 / 09:53

markets UPS Booking Strategy Cycling Updates Tax harvesting can save money—but it can also derail your portfolio

mutual funds (MFs) up to ₹1.25 lakh in a financial year without paying tax. Capital losses can also be used to offset gains and reduce tax liability.

16.03 / 09:53

markets Progressive Strategy economy social innovations Updates Dani Rodrik: Should economic policymakers maximize the welfare of consumers or workers?

What is an economy for? Since Adam Smith, economists have given a straightforward answer to this question: the economy increases our consumption possibilities. A well-functioning economy is one that offers a widening array of ever-more affordable goods and services, from food and consumer items to housing and transportation.

16.03 / 09:53

markets COST Provident Strategy Porsche wellness exclusive Porsche’s effort to broaden its customer base could backfire: Exclusivity is a key brand attribute

In normal times, being Porsche’s boss would rank as one of the world’ s most desirable jobs. But I do not envy new Chief Executive Officer Michael Leiters one bit.Barely two months after taking the helm, he made a decent fist on Wednesday of outlining what ails the German sportscar manufacturer and providing the first hints of how he plans to put things right. He’s committed to restoring the company’s “former glory” and insists Porsche “represents a compelling recovery story.” But investors hoping his arrival marks an immediate start of better times for the storied brand could be disappointed.

16.03 / 09:53

markets COST Hyundai wellness reports Updates Why Uno Minda stock valuation is getting reset

tyre companies that normally sell more than half of their volumes in the replacement market.Within OEMs, Uno derived about 48% of its revenue from the passenger car segment in the first three quarters of FY26 (9MFY26), with Maruti Suzuki India being a prominent customer besides Hyundai Motor India.An The Economic Times report suggested Indian automakers are delaying shipments to West Asia and North Africa as escalating regional tensions have made sea routes through the Strait of Hormuz risky. Moreover, freight and insurance costs have soared.

16.03 / 08:17

wellness Bill show cover hospital reports Updates A ₹38 lakh hospital bill—and the top-up claim that took months

₹38 lakh. He had done everything right: a base policy of ₹20 lakh and a ₹1 crore top-up with a ₹20 lakh deductible. On paper, he was well covered.What he had not anticipated was the process.

16.03 / 08:17

Citi Booking information shock rights Updates Citi sees no surge in corporate credit demand despite oil shock amid West Asia conflict

Mint.“In the early days of covid-19, those drawdowns were extraordinary, unprecedented. It is pretty minimal right now,” said Rekate.

16.03 / 08:17

markets COST Strategy economy Updates International Why Simba beer maker is looking to shift gears to a more premium play

Mint.In India’s fast-growing but tightly regulated beer market—dominated by three global brewers controlling about 80% of sales—smaller players face mounting cost pressures and limited pricing flexibility. Premiumization is emerging as a key strategy for these brewers to protect margins and expand.Bhatia said the company expects healthy growth in line with or higher than the market average from its FY25 turnover of ₹400 crore, adding that the business has been profitable since its third year of operations.The brewer currently operates at an Ebitda margin of around 20%, compared with 10-15% for listed beer companies, which are significantly larger in scale.The company’s growth comes even as beer makers grapple with rising packaging and logistics costs.Bhatia said packaging accounts for nearly half the cost of production, particularly in cans and glass bottles, while the liquid itself contributes roughly 10-15% of the total cost.These pressures are making the low-priced segment increasingly difficult for smaller brewers, he said.Bhatia said the pricing playbook followed by Budweiser Magnum, owned by AB InBev, has reshaped how smaller brewers think about margins.

16.03 / 08:17

markets Ripple Analysis show Updates War-led correction dents marquee investors’ portfolios as markets slide

The flare-up in West Asia is rippling through Dalal Street, denting the portfolios of several marquee investors and triggering a correction in Indian equities. A Mint analysis of shareholding data from Primeinfobase shows the value of holdings of many prominent investors declined sharply between 31 December 2025 and 13 March 2026, as tensions involving the US, Israel and Iran unsettled global markets and pushed crude oil prices higher.The correction has been visible across the broader market as well.

16.03 / 08:17

markets Updates Is passive investment inflating a stockmarket bubble?

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16.03 / 08:17

markets Updates It’s not just the Fed. Politics looms over central banks everywhere

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16.03 / 07:17

markets UPS Manufacturing security Trade country information Global risk sparks $497 million flight to India power stocks by FIIs in February

Foreign investors appear to be finding comfort in India’s power sector amid heightened geopolitical tensions and energy market disruptions, drawn by rising demand for electricity and growing data centre capacity.They bought power stocks worth $497 million in February, according to data from the National Securities Depository Ltd. That marked the strongest inflow by foreign investors since they pumped in $517 million in April 2024.Several power stocks delivered solid gains in February, when the benchmark Nifty 50 index slipped 0.6%.