India’s central bank has delayed the roll-out of stricter rules on loans to proprietary traders and some liquidity providers.

The rules now take effect on 1 July instead of 1 April, the Reserve Bank of India said. New rules may raise cost of raising ...

Nine out of ten retail traders lose money. Only 7% of Indians have a SIP. AI can either accelerate the first problem or solve ...

In a trading world where a single mis-hire can cost more than a lost position, HuntingCube.ai has announced the launch of its ...

Dhan ( - one of India's fastest-growing stock trading & investing platform, has today announced the launch of its highly ...

SMBC Group positions India as its most critical market with $7 billion investment, highlighting strong growth potential, ...

India's Securities Markets Code Bill, 2025, has attracted significant commentary since its introduction in the Lok Sabha in ...

Indian equities trading activity saw a moderation in FY26, with cash market turnover declining and derivatives growth ...

A State Bank of India report urged the Reserve Bank of India to use forex reserves to stabilise the rupee amid West Asia ...

MUMBAI: Reserve Bank governor Sanjay Malhotra has assured the forex market that the many curbs introduced since late March ...

Nithin Kamath cautions that AI cannot help retail investors consistently make money in trading due to behavioural biases and ...

Margin Trading Facility exposure has surged to ₹1.2 trillion. Individually rational borrowing can become collectively ...