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World Economic Forum warns of three potential asset bubbles including AI

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The WEF chief cautioned that artificial intelligence, government debt and non-bank credit markets may represent three possible bubbles amidst valuation concerns.

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Nov 10, 2025 • 07:07 IST

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Global shares climb amid U.S. shutdown news and yield uptick

Global equity markets moved higher as hope increased that the U.S. government shutdown will be resolved, which supported risk appetite across regions. The S&P 500 futures rose about 0.7% and the Nasdaq 100 futures gained more than 1% in early trade, while the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields also edged up. Market watchers said the shift reflects reduced uncertainty around U.S.

fiscal policy and a search for yield, although geopolitical and inflation risks continue to limit upside momentum this week.

Global equities hit fresh highs after U.S. inflation data eases rate-cut expectations

Global equities hit fresh highs after U.S. inflation data eases rate-cut expectations

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Global shares climb amid U.S. shutdown news and yield uptick

fiscal policy and a search for yield, although geopolitical and inflation risks continue to limit upside momentum this week.

Global shares climb amid U.S. shutdown news and yield uptick

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Global shares advanced on optimism over a U.S. funding deal, with S&P and Nasdaq futures up and yields rising amid improved risk sentiment.

fiscal policy and a search for yield, although geopolitical and inflation risks continue to limit upside momentum this week.

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Global equities hit fresh highs after U.S. inflation data eases rate-cut expectations

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US-China tariff uncertainties maintain pressure on global equities

Global equity markets remain cautious as uncertainties around the United States-China tariff discussions continue to weigh on sentiment, despite recent gains in stock futures. Analysts said headline-driven volatility is likely to persist until concrete resolution emerges, with export-dependent economies facing elevated risk. Some sectors including manufacturing and raw materials in Asia are especially vulnerable to the outcome of trade negotiations and potential retaliatory measures.

Investors are increasingly looking at policy updates and geopolitical signals as drivers for the next leg of market direction.

Global markets assess U.S. tariff threat at 155% on Chinese imports effective Nov 1 as trade risk escalates

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Global markets assess U.S. tariff threat at 155% on Chinese imports effective Nov 1 as trade risk escalates

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US-China tariff uncertainties maintain pressure on global equities

Investors are increasingly looking at policy updates and geopolitical signals as drivers for the next leg of market direction.

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US-China tariff uncertainties maintain pressure on global equities

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Markets remain cautious amid US-China tariff uncertainty, with export-sensitive economies and global equities facing elevated risk of headline-driven moves.

Investors are increasingly looking at policy updates and geopolitical signals as drivers for the next leg of market direction.

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Global markets assess U.S. tariff threat at 155% on Chinese imports effective Nov 1 as trade risk escalates

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U.S. dollar ends week lower as shutdown and weak data undermine strength

On 7 November 2025, the U.S. dollar slipped against major currencies including the euro, as the prolonged federal government shutdown and weak job-market signals weighed on the greenback.

Analysts at Jefferies and TS Lombard flagged that delayed jobs data and rising uncertainty were putting pressure on the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, even as elevated Treasury yields persist.

The move highlights how fiscal disruption is beginning to spill into currency markets and global capital flows.

Wall Street Brushes Off Shutdown Amid Economic Concerns

Wall Street Brushes Off Shutdown Amid Economic Concerns

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U.S. dollar ends week lower as shutdown and weak data undermine strength

On 7 November 2025, the U.S. dollar slipped against major currencies including the euro, as the prolonged federal government shutdown and weak job-market signals weighed on the greenback.

Analysts at Jefferies and TS Lombard flagged that delayed jobs data and rising uncertainty were putting pressure on the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, even as elevated Treasury yields persist.

The move highlights how fiscal disruption is beginning to spill into currency markets and global capital flows.

U.S. dollar ends week lower as shutdown and weak data undermine strength

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The U.S. dollar falls amid shutdown-related data gaps and emerging signs of labour-market weakness.

On 7 November 2025, the U.S. dollar slipped against major currencies including the euro, as the prolonged federal government shutdown and weak job-market signals weighed on the greenback.

Analysts at Jefferies and TS Lombard flagged that delayed jobs data and rising uncertainty were putting pressure on the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, even as elevated Treasury yields persist.

The move highlights how fiscal disruption is beginning to spill into currency markets and global capital flows.

On 7 November 2025, the U.S. dollar slipped against major currencies including the euro, as the prolonged federal government shutdown and weak job-market signals weighed on the greenback.

Analysts at Jefferies and TS Lombard flagged that delayed jobs data and rising uncertainty were putting pressure on the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, even as elevated Treasury yields persist.

The move highlights how fiscal disruption is beginning to spill into currency markets and global capital flows.

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Wall Street Brushes Off Shutdown Amid Economic Concerns

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Nov 9, 2025 • 20:57 IST

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World Bank reaffirms support for Bhutan’s 1,125 MW Dorjilung hydropower project

On 9 November 2025, the World Bank’s Vice President for South Asia completed a five‑day visit to Bhutan, where the institution pledged strong backing for the proposed 1,125 MW Dorjilung Hydropower Project.

The project, to be developed under a public‑private partnership, is central to Bhutan’s strategy to boost clean‑energy exports, spur job creation and strengthen its fiscal resilience. The World Bank affirmed that it would mobilise resources across its institutions—IDA, IBRD and IFC—to accelerate investment, signalling growing focus on climate and infrastructure in South Asia.

The commitment comes as Bhutan moves to diversify away from hydropower‑only reliance and engage with global climate finance flows.

Global debt tops G20 agenda as growth and stability risks rise

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Global debt tops G20 agenda as growth and stability risks rise

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World Bank reaffirms support for Bhutan’s 1,125 MW Dorjilung hydropower project

The commitment comes as Bhutan moves to diversify away from hydropower‑only reliance and engage with global climate finance flows.

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World Bank reaffirms support for Bhutan’s 1,125 MW Dorjilung hydropower project

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World Bank pledges support for Bhutan’s 1,125 MW Dorjilung hydropower project, mobilising multilateral investment for clean energy and jobs.

The commitment comes as Bhutan moves to diversify away from hydropower‑only reliance and engage with global climate finance flows.

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Global debt tops G20 agenda as growth and stability risks rise

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IMF’s proposed Senegal debt‑restructure called a ‘disgrace’ by Prime Minister

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) urged restructuring of Senegal’s sovereign debt, but the country’s Prime Minister declared the plan a “disgrace,” rejecting any deal that labels the nation as a “bad student” despite public‑sector debt exceeding 130 % of GDP.

Talks remain ongoing, with the IMF still assessing debt sustainability and conditions for future financing.

The public rebuff raises concerns about the pace of reforms and may worsen investor sentiment toward West African sovereigns already under pressure - potentially raising funding costs for the region.

Global debt tops G20 agenda as growth and stability risks rise

Global debt tops G20 agenda as growth and stability risks rise

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IMF’s proposed Senegal debt‑restructure called a ‘disgrace’ by Prime Minister

Talks remain ongoing, with the IMF still assessing debt sustainability and conditions for future financing.

The public rebuff raises concerns about the pace of reforms and may worsen investor sentiment toward West African sovereigns already under pressure - potentially raising funding costs for the region.

IMF’s proposed Senegal debt‑restructure called a ‘disgrace’ by Prime Minister

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Senegal rejects IMF restructuring of its 130%‑plus GDP debt, raising risks for regional sovereign funding and reform progress.

Talks remain ongoing, with the IMF still assessing debt sustainability and conditions for future financing.

The public rebuff raises concerns about the pace of reforms and may worsen investor sentiment toward West African sovereigns already under pressure - potentially raising funding costs for the region.

Talks remain ongoing, with the IMF still assessing debt sustainability and conditions for future financing.

The public rebuff raises concerns about the pace of reforms and may worsen investor sentiment toward West African sovereigns already under pressure - potentially raising funding costs for the region.

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Global debt tops G20 agenda as growth and stability risks rise

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Nov 9, 2025 • 12:47 IST

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China grants exemptions to export curbs on Nexperia chips for civilian use

China’s commerce ministry announced it will allow exemptions to prior export controls on chips made by Nexperia for civilian applications, easing a key supply bottleneck in the automotive and electronics sectors.

The waiver comes after EU and U.S. firms raised concerns about production shortfalls and follows government talks to defuse trade tensions. While the scope of ‘civilian use’ remains undefined, the move suggests Beijing is seeking to relieve pressure on global supply‑chains while maintaining export control leverage.

The development may prompt broader de‑escalation in semiconductor curbs.

China Lets Rare Metal Export Curbs Riposte Once, Analysts Say

China Lets Rare Metal Export Curbs Riposte Once, Analysts Say

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China grants exemptions to export curbs on Nexperia chips for civilian use

The development may prompt broader de‑escalation in semiconductor curbs.

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China permits exemptions to Nexperia chip export curbs for civilian use, helping global supply‑chains and signalling trade‑tension easing.

The development may prompt broader de‑escalation in semiconductor curbs.

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China Lets Rare Metal Export Curbs Riposte Once, Analysts Say

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Nov 9, 2025 • 12:45 IST

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US‑backed sanctions push targets Hezbollah funding as Iran reportedly sent US$1 billion this year

The U.S. Treasury’s top sanctions official said Iran has channelled about US $1 billion to Hezbollah this year, and that Washington sees a “window” in Lebanon to force the group’s disarmament.

Washington recently sanctioned two individuals accused of funding transfers through illicit exchange operations.

The strategy underscores increased focus on Middle‑East financial flows and highlights the pressure on Iran’s regional proxies amid mounting sanctions and geopolitical realignment.

Unipec diverts supertanker after sanctions, highlighting crude flow risks

Unipec diverts supertanker after sanctions, highlighting crude flow risks

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US‑backed sanctions push targets Hezbollah funding as Iran reportedly sent US$1 billion this year

Washington recently sanctioned two individuals accused of funding transfers through illicit exchange operations.

The strategy underscores increased focus on Middle‑East financial flows and highlights the pressure on Iran’s regional proxies amid mounting sanctions and geopolitical realignment.

US‑backed sanctions push targets Hezbollah funding as Iran reportedly sent US$1 billion this year

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US says Iran sent around US$1 billion to Hezbollah this year and eyes leverage in Lebanon to cut the funding.

Washington recently sanctioned two individuals accused of funding transfers through illicit exchange operations.

The strategy underscores increased focus on Middle‑East financial flows and highlights the pressure on Iran’s regional proxies amid mounting sanctions and geopolitical realignment.

Washington recently sanctioned two individuals accused of funding transfers through illicit exchange operations.

The strategy underscores increased focus on Middle‑East financial flows and highlights the pressure on Iran’s regional proxies amid mounting sanctions and geopolitical realignment.

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Unipec diverts supertanker after sanctions, highlighting crude flow risks

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Saudi Arabia doubles down on conditions for ties with Israel before Trump talks

Saudi Arabia has reiterated that any normalisation of relations with Israel will depend on progress toward a Palestinian state, ahead of a scheduled meeting between Donald Trump and Mohammed bin Salman on 18 November.

Riyadh emphasised that steps such as an Israeli pull‑back from Gaza and a credible roadmap for the Palestinian Authority must be in place before moving forward.

The stance signals that diplomatic milestones remain cautious and conditional despite U.S. pressure. Source: Reuters.

Netanyahu Reaffirms Israel’s Autonomy in Security Decision-Making

Netanyahu Reaffirms Israel’s Autonomy in Security Decision-Making

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Saudi Arabia doubles down on conditions for ties with Israel before Trump talks

Riyadh emphasised that steps such as an Israeli pull‑back from Gaza and a credible roadmap for the Palestinian Authority must be in place before moving forward.

The stance signals that diplomatic milestones remain cautious and conditional despite U.S. pressure. Source: Reuters.

Saudi Arabia doubles down on conditions for ties with Israel before Trump talks

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Saudi Arabia signals any Israel normalisation hinges on Palestinian roadmap ahead of US‑Saudi talks.

Riyadh emphasised that steps such as an Israeli pull‑back from Gaza and a credible roadmap for the Palestinian Authority must be in place before moving forward.

The stance signals that diplomatic milestones remain cautious and conditional despite U.S. pressure. Source: Reuters.

Riyadh emphasised that steps such as an Israeli pull‑back from Gaza and a credible roadmap for the Palestinian Authority must be in place before moving forward.

The stance signals that diplomatic milestones remain cautious and conditional despite U.S. pressure. Source: Reuters.

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Netanyahu Reaffirms Israel’s Autonomy in Security Decision-Making

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US Treasury warns Iran funding to Hezbollah must be cut as window opens in Lebanon

On 9 November 2025, the U.S. Treasury Department stated it is time to intensify efforts to cut funding from Iran to Hezbollah, estimating that nearly US $1 billion flowed from Tehran to the group in the past year.

The statement came amid diplomatic efforts across Lebanon, Turkey, Israel and the UAE, and highlights the increasing use of sanctions as a tool in geopolitical risk management with financial‑market implications.

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US Treasury warns Iran funding to Hezbollah must be cut as window opens in Lebanon

US Treasury warns Iran funding to Hezbollah must be cut as window opens in Lebanon

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Treasury signals narrowing window to cut Iran’s ~US $1 billion funding to Hezbollah as diplomatic pressure mounts around Lebanon and the Middle East.

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UK banks lose £11 bn as U.S. regional-bank losses ripple globally

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Nov 9, 2025 • 10:39 IST

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Asia tech stocks slide as AI rally shows cracks in chip‑driven surge

Asia’s technology shares suffered their largest drop since April, with the MSCI Asia pacific tech index falling ~4.2% after a rapid AI‑ and semiconductor‑led rally flagged signs of overvaluation.

South Korea’s Kospi plunged ~6.2% and Japan’s Nikkei ~4.7% on the weakness in chip names such as SK Hynix Inc. and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.. Investors cited narrowing breadth of the rally and delayed rate cuts from the Federal Reserve as pressure points.

Asia markets rally on U.S. gains, gold surges amid trade fears

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Asia tech stocks slide as AI rally shows cracks in chip‑driven surge

Asia markets rally on U.S. gains, gold surges amid trade fears

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Asia tech stocks slide as AI rally shows cracks in chip‑driven surge

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A sharp fall in Asian tech shares highlights vulnerability in the AI‑chip led rally amid valuation concerns and monetary‑policy uncertainty.

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Asia markets rally on U.S. gains, gold surges amid trade fears

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Transcript of India–UAE e‑passport upgrade now fee‑free for diasporas

Indian nationals residing in the UAE will now be eligible to upgrade to the chip‑enabled e‑passport without any additional fee, the Indian Consulate (Dubai) announced today.

The upgraded passport includes biometric chip embedded security features and aligns with global travel norms, while maintaining the same renewal cost. The scheme is expected to be rolled out early next year and will apply to both new applicants and renewals.

The move strengthens India’s diaspora‑service mission and eases travel for millions of residents in Gulf countries.

Indian equities eye strong open amid global optimism and sectoral stability Some Indian refiners begin trimming Russian crude imports under pressure

Indian equities eye strong open amid global optimism and sectoral stability Some Indian refiners begin trimming Russian crude imports under pressure

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Transcript of India–UAE e‑passport upgrade now fee‑free for diasporas

Indian nationals residing in the UAE will now be eligible to upgrade to the chip‑enabled e‑passport without any additional fee, the Indian Consulate (Dubai) announced today.

The move strengthens India’s diaspora‑service mission and eases travel for millions of residents in Gulf countries.

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India offers fee‑free chip‑enabled e‑passport upgrade for UAE‑based residents, enhancing biometric security and convenience.

Indian nationals residing in the UAE will now be eligible to upgrade to the chip‑enabled e‑passport without any additional fee, the Indian Consulate (Dubai) announced today.

The move strengthens India’s diaspora‑service mission and eases travel for millions of residents in Gulf countries.

Indian nationals residing in the UAE will now be eligible to upgrade to the chip‑enabled e‑passport without any additional fee, the Indian Consulate (Dubai) announced today.

The move strengthens India’s diaspora‑service mission and eases travel for millions of residents in Gulf countries.

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Indian equities eye strong open amid global optimism and sectoral stability Some Indian refiners begin trimming Russian crude imports under pressure

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Droupadi Murmu embarks on first‐ever state visit to Angola and Botswana

President Droupadi Murmu on 8 November 2025 began a historic six‑day state visit to Angola and Botswana, marking the first time an Indian head of state has visited these nations.

The agenda spans bilateral talks on trade, energy, defence and people‑to‑people links, including her speech to Angola’s parliament.

The trip underscores India’s strategic pivot toward Africa and aims to deepen cooperation in critical minerals, infrastructure and health‑care. New partnerships may also open new export and investment avenues for Indian firms.

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Droupadi Murmu embarks on first‐ever state visit to Angola and Botswana

President Droupadi Murmu on 8 November 2025 began a historic six‑day state visit to Angola and Botswana, marking the first time an Indian head of state has visited these nations.

The agenda spans bilateral talks on trade, energy, defence and people‑to‑people links, including her speech to Angola’s parliament.

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Droupadi Murmu embarks on first‐ever state visit to Angola and Botswana

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President Murmu begins six‑day visit to Angola & Botswana, opening new trade, energy and defence ties.

President Droupadi Murmu on 8 November 2025 began a historic six‑day state visit to Angola and Botswana, marking the first time an Indian head of state has visited these nations.

The agenda spans bilateral talks on trade, energy, defence and people‑to‑people links, including her speech to Angola’s parliament.

President Droupadi Murmu on 8 November 2025 began a historic six‑day state visit to Angola and Botswana, marking the first time an Indian head of state has visited these nations.

The agenda spans bilateral talks on trade, energy, defence and people‑to‑people links, including her speech to Angola’s parliament.

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India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs backs ex‑ante regulation of Big Tech in digital markets

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) in India announced today it will pursue an “ex‑ante” regulatory framework for digital markets, aimed at curbing dominance by large tech‑firms.

The ministry has invited proposals to conduct a comprehensive study evaluating the draft competition bill previously prepared by an official panel.

The move signals a shift from reactive to proactive regulation and could impact major domestic and global platforms operating in India, especially in data, platform‑economy and digital‑consumer segments.

SBICAP Securities appoints Bhuvaneshwari A. as MD & CEO to drive digital push

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SBICAP Securities appoints Bhuvaneshwari A. as MD & CEO to drive digital push

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India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs backs ex‑ante regulation of Big Tech in digital markets

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) in India announced today it will pursue an “ex‑ante” regulatory framework for digital markets, aimed at curbing dominance by large tech‑firms.

The ministry has invited proposals to conduct a comprehensive study evaluating the draft competition bill previously prepared by an official panel.

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India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs backs ex‑ante regulation of Big Tech in digital markets

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India’s MCA seeks ex‑ante regulation of digital markets, targeting Big Tech dominance and platform power.

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) in India announced today it will pursue an “ex‑ante” regulatory framework for digital markets, aimed at curbing dominance by large tech‑firms.

The ministry has invited proposals to conduct a comprehensive study evaluating the draft competition bill previously prepared by an official panel.

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) in India announced today it will pursue an “ex‑ante” regulatory framework for digital markets, aimed at curbing dominance by large tech‑firms.

The ministry has invited proposals to conduct a comprehensive study evaluating the draft competition bill previously prepared by an official panel.

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Fourth round of India‑New Zealand FTA talks concludes with broad agreement

On 8 November 2025, the fourth round of the India‑New Zealand Free Trade Agreement negotiations concluded in New Delhi, with both sides reaffirming their commitment to an early, balanced and comprehensive trade pact.

Key areas under discussion include goods‑tariff reductions, services liberalisation and fisheries access.

The diplomatic push comes amid India’s broader push for new global trade pacts and export‑diversification. While no concrete deal was signed, the tone was constructive and markets will watch whether the next round leads to measurable outcomes.

India, Australia review CECA talks as both sides aim for early conclusion

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India, Australia review CECA talks as both sides aim for early conclusion

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Fourth round of India‑New Zealand FTA talks concludes with broad agreement

Key areas under discussion include goods‑tariff reductions, services liberalisation and fisheries access.

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Fourth round of India‑New Zealand FTA talks concludes with broad agreement

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India and New Zealand conclude fourth FTA round, reaffirming goal of early comprehensive trade pact covering goods, services and fisheries.

Key areas under discussion include goods‑tariff reductions, services liberalisation and fisheries access.

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India, Australia review CECA talks as both sides aim for early conclusion

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India‑US trade deal update likely by end‑November, says NITI Aayog CEO

NITI Aayog CEO B V R Subrahmanyam announced that a positive update to the bilateral trade agreement (BTA) between India and the U.S. is expected by the end of November. He added that India’s National Manufacturing Mission will be activated soon, supporting the country’s export and manufacturing push.

The remarks come amid tighter global trade flows, U.S. pressure on Indian crude imports and India’s desire to attract deeper investment and secure technology transfer.

Markets and corporates will monitor the deal’s tariff and investment components given implications for manufacturing, exports and India’s role in global supply chains.

India‑US trade deal update likely by end‑November, says NITI Aayog CEO

India‑US trade deal update likely by end‑November, says NITI Aayog CEO

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India‑US trade deal update likely by end‑November, says NITI Aayog CEO

The remarks come amid tighter global trade flows, U.S. pressure on Indian crude imports and India’s desire to attract deeper investment and secure technology transfer.

Markets and corporates will monitor the deal’s tariff and investment components given implications for manufacturing, exports and India’s role in global supply chains.

India‑US trade deal update likely by end‑November, says NITI Aayog CEO

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NITI Aayog’s CEO expects an India‑US trade deal update by end‑November, with manufacturing mission launch imminent.

The remarks come amid tighter global trade flows, U.S. pressure on Indian crude imports and India’s desire to attract deeper investment and secure technology transfer.

Markets and corporates will monitor the deal’s tariff and investment components given implications for manufacturing, exports and India’s role in global supply chains.

The remarks come amid tighter global trade flows, U.S. pressure on Indian crude imports and India’s desire to attract deeper investment and secure technology transfer.

Markets and corporates will monitor the deal’s tariff and investment components given implications for manufacturing, exports and India’s role in global supply chains.

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India and Australia vow to complete second‑tranche CECA amid rising trade ties

During a meeting in Melbourne, India’s Commerce & Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and Australia’s Trade Minister Don Farrell reaffirmed their commitment to conclude the second‑tranche of the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) soon.

Bilateral goods trade stood at US$24.1 billion in 2024‑25, with India’s exports growing ~14% in 2023‑24 and ~8% in 2024‑25. Discussions covered trade in goods, services and investment, signaling a push for deeper economic partnership beyond the 2022 ECTA.

Market watchers expect this pact to boost manufacturing, tech flows and inward investment in both markets.

US and Australia strike US$8.5 billion rare-earth deal amid strategic competition

US and Australia strike US$8.5 billion rare-earth deal amid strategic competition

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India and Australia vow to complete second‑tranche CECA amid rising trade ties

Market watchers expect this pact to boost manufacturing, tech flows and inward investment in both markets.

India and Australia vow to complete second‑tranche CECA amid rising trade ties

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India and Australia move to fast‑track their CECA negotiations as bilateral trade hits US$24.1 bn last year.

Market watchers expect this pact to boost manufacturing, tech flows and inward investment in both markets.

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US and Australia strike US$8.5 billion rare-earth deal amid strategic competition

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India‑US trade deal update likely by end‑November, says NITI Aayog CEO

The remarks come amid tighter global trade flows, U.S. pressure on Indian crude imports and India’s desire to attract deeper investment and secure technology transfer.

Markets and corporates will monitor the deal’s tariff and investment components given implications for manufacturing, exports and India’s role in global supply chains.

India, U.S. affirm fall 2025 deadline for early trade deal segment

India, U.S. affirm fall 2025 deadline for early trade deal segment

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India‑US trade deal update likely by end‑November, says NITI Aayog CEO

The remarks come amid tighter global trade flows, U.S. pressure on Indian crude imports and India’s desire to attract deeper investment and secure technology transfer.

Markets and corporates will monitor the deal’s tariff and investment components given implications for manufacturing, exports and India’s role in global supply chains.

India‑US trade deal update likely by end‑November, says NITI Aayog CEO

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NITI Aayog’s CEO expects an India‑US trade deal update by end‑November, with manufacturing mission launch imminent.

The remarks come amid tighter global trade flows, U.S. pressure on Indian crude imports and India’s desire to attract deeper investment and secure technology transfer.

Markets and corporates will monitor the deal’s tariff and investment components given implications for manufacturing, exports and India’s role in global supply chains.

The remarks come amid tighter global trade flows, U.S. pressure on Indian crude imports and India’s desire to attract deeper investment and secure technology transfer.

Markets and corporates will monitor the deal’s tariff and investment components given implications for manufacturing, exports and India’s role in global supply chains.

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Odisha invited to join GeoSmart India 2025 summit focusing on geospatial infrastructure

The state government of Odisha has been formally invited to participate in GeoSmart India 2025, scheduled in New Delhi on 3‑4 December 2025.

The summit will bring together over 2,500 delegates and 300 expert speakers across 12 thematic programmes exploring smart cities, digital governance, water‑and‑agriculture linkages, and satellite‑mapping. Its theme, “One Nation, One Map – Advancing Geospatial Infrastructure for National Sovereignty and Economy”, emphasises the role of space and geospatial technologies in critical sectors and inclusive urban transformation.

Odisha’s nomination of officials and showcase of regional use‑cases could strengthen its digital‑infrastructure credentials and attract investment in mapping, remote‑sensing and city‑planning solutions.

India hosts World Technology Summit 2025 in Pune, sets global innovation agenda

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India hosts World Technology Summit 2025 in Pune, sets global innovation agenda

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Odisha invited to join GeoSmart India 2025 summit focusing on geospatial infrastructure

The state government of Odisha has been formally invited to participate in GeoSmart India 2025, scheduled in New Delhi on 3‑4 December 2025.

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Odisha joins GeoSmart India 2025 summit to highlight geospatial innovation in smart cities and infrastructure.

The state government of Odisha has been formally invited to participate in GeoSmart India 2025, scheduled in New Delhi on 3‑4 December 2025.

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India hosts World Technology Summit 2025 in Pune, sets global innovation agenda

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India, Australia review CECA talks as both sides aim for early conclusion

On 8 November 2025, India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Australia’s Trade Minister Don Farrell held discussions on advancing the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA).

They reaffirmed commitment to a balanced, mutually beneficial deal covering goods, services and investment, and set a target for early completion of the second tranche. Officials noted that stronger trade ties would support India’s manufacturing and export ambitions.

The review came at a time when global trade realignments are gaining momentum and India is seeking deeper linkages beyond traditional markets.

India–US Trade Pact Near Completion After Tariff Review Breakthrough

India–US Trade Pact Near Completion After Tariff Review Breakthrough

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India, Australia review CECA talks as both sides aim for early conclusion

On 8 November 2025, India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Australia’s Trade Minister Don Farrell held discussions on advancing the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA).

The review came at a time when global trade realignments are gaining momentum and India is seeking deeper linkages beyond traditional markets.

India, Australia review CECA talks as both sides aim for early conclusion

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India and Australia reviewed CECA negotiations, committing to early conclusion of a balanced trade pact covering goods, services and investment.

On 8 November 2025, India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Australia’s Trade Minister Don Farrell held discussions on advancing the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA).

The review came at a time when global trade realignments are gaining momentum and India is seeking deeper linkages beyond traditional markets.

On 8 November 2025, India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Australia’s Trade Minister Don Farrell held discussions on advancing the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA).

The review came at a time when global trade realignments are gaining momentum and India is seeking deeper linkages beyond traditional markets.

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India–US Trade Pact Near Completion After Tariff Review Breakthrough

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India hosts World Technology Summit 2025 in Pune, sets global innovation agenda

India has launched the World Technology Summit 2025 in Pune in collaboration with MIT World Peace University and the World Technology Institute, convening global leaders in science, policy and investment.

The summit’s aim is to establish the first “WT Community - Custodians of the Realms”, which will steer research priorities, fund-flows and global collaborations across tech, human-centred innovation and sustainability. With India positioning itself as a hub for global innovation, the event will run through the week and feature keynotes from top academics and industry stalwarts.

Given India’s push in frontier technologies and startup growth, the summit could catalyse greater inward investment and cross-border R&D partnerships going forward.

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Trump-Xi summit focuses on AI trade cooperation and tariff reforms

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India hosts World Technology Summit 2025 in Pune, sets global innovation agenda

Given India’s push in frontier technologies and startup growth, the summit could catalyse greater inward investment and cross-border R&D partnerships going forward.

Tribuneindia• By Sneha Pathak

India hosts World Technology Summit 2025 in Pune, sets global innovation agenda

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India hosts the World Technology Summit 2025 in Pune to advance global-tech collaborations and define new innovation governance structures.

Given India’s push in frontier technologies and startup growth, the summit could catalyse greater inward investment and cross-border R&D partnerships going forward.

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India–US trade deal expected by November end as manufacturing push gains pace

India’s NITI Aayog CEO B V R Subrahmanyam said a positive development on the bilateral trade agreement (BTA) between India and the U.S. is likely by end-November.

He also noted that the National Manufacturing Mission will be activated soon, aligning with India’s aim to boost exports and manufacturing capacity. The push supports strategic goals of self-reliance and technology transfer.

Markets will monitor how the deal impacts India’s export sectors, inward investment, and whether any safeguards or tariff concessions are included ahead of next year’s budget cycle.

India-US trade deal eyed as export tariffs could fall to 15-16 %

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India–US trade deal expected by November end as manufacturing push gains pace

India’s NITI Aayog CEO B V R Subrahmanyam said a positive development on the bilateral trade agreement (BTA) between India and the U.S. is likely by end-November.

Markets will monitor how the deal impacts India’s export sectors, inward investment, and whether any safeguards or tariff concessions are included ahead of next year’s budget cycle.

India–US trade deal expected by November end as manufacturing push gains pace

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India and the U.S. are expected to clinch a trade pact by November, boosting India’s manufacturing and exports push.

India’s NITI Aayog CEO B V R Subrahmanyam said a positive development on the bilateral trade agreement (BTA) between India and the U.S. is likely by end-November.

Markets will monitor how the deal impacts India’s export sectors, inward investment, and whether any safeguards or tariff concessions are included ahead of next year’s budget cycle.

India’s NITI Aayog CEO B V R Subrahmanyam said a positive development on the bilateral trade agreement (BTA) between India and the U.S. is likely by end-November.

Markets will monitor how the deal impacts India’s export sectors, inward investment, and whether any safeguards or tariff concessions are included ahead of next year’s budget cycle.

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India-US trade deal eyed as export tariffs could fall to 15-16 %

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China tells Netherlands to take action to resolve Nexperia crisis

China’s Commerce Ministry said on Saturday it hopes the Netherlands will take concrete steps to resolve the Nexperia dispute, after Dutch intervention put restrictions on the Chinese-owned chipmaker.

Officials warned this could impact global semiconductor supply chains at a time when automotive, EV and industrial compute demand is accelerating.

Analysts say the case highlights renewed geo-technology fragmentation risk at the national interest level between Europe and China, and may force chipmakers to diversify capacity further outside the EU.

EU-China tariff escalation pressures global semiconductor exports

EU-China tariff escalation pressures global semiconductor exports

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China tells Netherlands to take action to resolve Nexperia crisis

Officials warned this could impact global semiconductor supply chains at a time when automotive, EV and industrial compute demand is accelerating.