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markets Blockchain UPS Event prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are buzzing in America: Should India allow them too?

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markets Blockchain MET Let the Bitcoin bubble deflate: It’s time to tokenize assets that hold intrinsic value

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markets Blockchain UPS Mint Explainer: Why the RBI is wary of stablecoins—Crypto’s measured wing

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23.03 / 10:09

markets FIVE Healthcare country medicines Updates Pharmaceuticals Generic versions of weight-loss drugs are a bulky opportunity for Chinese and Indian drugmakers

The simultaneous patent expiry of Ozempic’s active ingredient in China and India on Friday was a watershed moment. Until now, these weight-loss drugs have been available largely to people with means. The launch of affordable generic versions will be a levelling force in healthcare, with global consequences.That’s because the world’s two most-populous countries aren’t just consumers.

23.03 / 08:53

markets COST Strategy economy Trade International Why Washington’s policy quakes can’t disturb California’s economy beyond a point

There is a paradox at the heart of the US economy. As the federal government imposes sweeping tariffs, signals hostility to multilateral trade and unnerves long-term investors with erratic policymaking, one state has emerged as the most reliable US address for global capital: California, the world’s fourth-largest economy and America’s second-largest exporting state with $188 billion in annual goods exports.

23.03 / 08:53

markets CEO Platform security Parke show Updates What homebuyers miss in bank auction bargains

₹1.5 crore ground-floor apartment in central Delhi, listed at ₹1.2 crore, looked like a steal. Sanyam Jain thought so too and contacted the bank for details. The paperwork was clean and showed no dispute.

23.03 / 07:53

markets Entertainment economy show audience concert reports Backstage hurdles stalk boom in India's live events economy

live events sector was valued at over ₹20,800 crore in 2024, reflecting a 15% year-on-year and is expected to double by 2030, according to a report by Deloitte India, released last week. “Events of this scale involve a wide ecosystem: organizers, venues, ticketing platforms, security agencies, local authorities, licensing agencies, partners and multiple vendors for various aspects.

23.03 / 07:53

markets Booking trends Trade performer reports Updates IDBI Bank investors disheartened after government fails to find a buyer, cancels stake-sale plan

IDBI Bank’s shares hit a new 52-week low of ₹66.45 on the NSE on Monday and have now lost almost 30% since 13 March after media reports that the central government may scrap its plan to sell a majority stake in the lender.IDBI Bank is classified as a private sector bank even though the government and state-owned Life Insurance Corp. of India (LIC) together hold a 94.7% stake in it.

23.03 / 07:05

markets UPS Career reports Updates Headlines Ajit Ranade: India must free its youth from a degree trap to brighten their employment prospects

In 2011, a young male graduate earned about ₹21,800 a month; a non-graduate ₹9,000. By 2023, the graduate earned ₹19,573 while the non-graduate ₹10,507. Graduate earnings have fallen in nominal terms over 12 years.

23.03 / 06:47

markets COST UPS security Remark show Updates RBI’s pile-up of government bonds is extraordinary but could it help build infrastructure?

The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) balance sheet shows that the amount of government paper (including treasury bills) held as on 28 February was ₹21.34 trillion. It was ₹15.58 trillion in March 2025. With RBI’s recently announced open market operations (OMOs), which will probably continue this month, the amount will only increase.

23.03 / 06:27

markets UPS Provident reports Updates Mint Explainer | Will the credit guarantee scheme 2.0 fix microfinance’s funding freeze?

The government has launched a ₹20,000 crore credit guarantee scheme for microfinance institutions to revive lending in the microfinance sector, which has been hit by a prolonged period of stress. The move is aimed at restoring lender confidence and improving credit flow to small borrowers.

23.03 / 06:27

markets Google Updates AI is rewriting the old rules of Google Search and SEO

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23.03 / 06:27

markets Provident Extreme Sustainability Cycling track Updates Why asset allocation matters—and how multi-asset funds can help?

Asset allocation is essential because no single asset class consistently outperforms across market cycles. Equities may lead during periods of economic growth, while debt provides stability during downturns, and gold acts as a hedge against inflation and currency risks.

23.03 / 04:57

Provident Target Action Align track reports Updates UK tariff shield may revive Tata Steel’s UK business—but not before FY27

Mint that its UK operations will not break even this fiscal.The timing is significant. Tata Steel has consistently maintained that its UK turnaround hinges on policy support to counter unfair import competition.

23.03 / 02:35

UPS Action Trade War reports Dollar vs yuan: Could a battle for the control of Hormuz spark a petro-currency war?

As reports emerged last week on which ships Iran had let through the Strait of Hormuz, India-bound carriers of LPG among them, one group was no surprise: vessels carrying Iranian crude exports. By data analytics firm Kpler’s estimate, Iran’s oil shipments kept up an average daily pace of 1.3-1.4 million barrels in March amid hostilities with the US and Israel. Most of it was headed for China, reportedly, bought by small refiners paying in Chinese yuan.

23.03 / 02:35

markets Updates The Iranian prisons where bombs are threatening dissidents and Americans

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23.03 / 01:33

markets COST Aviat Airlines War Updates Mint Quick Edit | Airfare caps: Indian aviation needs more competition and less state intervention

India’s civil aviation ministry has withdrawn caps placed on domestic airfares as more expensive fuel amid the West Asia war and a weakening rupee send costs for airlines soaring. While airlines will now be able to raise airfares, the ministry has cautioned that instances of excessive surge “will be viewed seriously” and that the caps may be reintroduced or other steps taken to safeguard the public interest. These caps had been placed in December after flight cancellations by IndiGo sent airfares soaring.

23.03 / 01:27

markets Updates The Fed’s most awkward leadership transition is coming

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23.03 / 01:27

markets War Updates Donald Trump has four bad options for the war in Iran

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23.03 / 01:27

markets economy Updates The economy cabin on airplanes keeps on shrinking

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23.03 / 00:51

markets Williams Action Sustainability trends stage recommendations Stock recommendations for 23 March from MarketSmith India

Stock market recap: The Indian equity benchmarks staged a resilient recovery on Friday, 20 March 2026, as Nifty 50 climbed 0.49% to settle at 23,114.50, while Sensex gained 325.72 points to end at 74,532.96. This rebound followed a period of intense volatility and provided a relief rally after recent sharp sell-offs.Market sentiment was buoyed by easing crude oil prices, which retreated toward $105 per barrel following diplomatic signals aimed at de-escalating West Asian tensions.

23.03 / 00:51

markets wellness President Experts patient medicines International Weight-loss party roars, regulator takes punch bowl away

drug carries a warning that it must be administered only under the supervision of an endocrinologist to ensure that complex metabolic side-effects are properly regulated. There is a concern that if other medical professionals begin prescribing it, they may not be able to properly manage its side-effects,” one of the two officials cited above said, requesting anonymity.According to a Lancet study, India could have the world's second-highest obesity burden by 2035, with 449 million overweight and obese people by 2050, when a third of the country's population will be obese.

23.03 / 00:51

markets UPS Assurant show strain International Inside India’s fertilizer crossroads: High stocks and global shocks

India’s fertilizer industry enters 2026 at a critical inflexion point: inventories are at record highs, yet the sector faces volatile global gas prices, West Asia risks, and a structurally subsidy-dependent business model. For investors, that means strong tailwinds on volume visibility but real caveats on margins and policy risk.The immediate backdrop is a whiplash from scarcity in 2025 to abundance going into kharif 2026.

23.03 / 00:51

markets Strategy President War Updates Investors bet on large market swings to profit this week

Don ko samajana mushkil hi nahi namumkin bhi hai (Understanding Don is not just difficult, but impossible), quipped market veteran Nilesh Shah, MD of Kotak Mahindra AMC, as conflicting statements on the Iran war emanated from US President Donald Trump over the weekend.Inspired by a dialogue from the 1978 Amitabh Bachchan starrer Don, it encapsulates the uncertainty among India's investors and traders amid frequent changes in President Trump's stance on the conflict's objectives and duration.In a post on Truth Social on Friday, the US President said he was considering ‘winding down’ military operations in the Middle East after getting ‘very close’ to meeting the US' objectives.While investors could see this as a positive sign, they would again be flummoxed by Trump's plan to deploy more troops to the region, explained Shah.Hapless investors and traders have sought to deal with frequent flip-flops preceding Trump's latest comments by initiating an options strategy that enables them to profit from sharp market movements in either direction.Known as a long straddle in options parlance, the strategy aims to profit from a steep move in the Nifty on either side of 23100 by this Monday or Tuesday.This is borne by a 58% rise in open or outstanding positions on the 23100 call and a 79% rise in the 23100 put, per National Stock Exchange (NSE) data as of Friday closing.The market closed at 23114.5 on Friday (20 March), down 8.2% over the past three weeks since the war began.