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Trump postponed strikes on Iran for 5 days citing "productive talks." Oil crashed 11% to $100, Sensex surged 1,500 points. What it means for Indian markets, rupee, and your investments.

CoinDCX co-founders Sumit Gupta and Neeraj Khandelwal arrested over a ₹71.6 lakh crypto fraud complaint. The company says impersonators used fake websites. Here's what happened and what it means for crypto investors.

The Indian rupee breached ₹93 against the US dollar for the first time in history. With crude oil near $119 a barrel and FIIs pulling out $8 billion, here's what the weak rupee means for your daily expenses, investments, and financial planning.

Iran has struck 5 Gulf oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar after Israel hit Iran's South Pars gas field. Brent crude above $111. India braces for impact.

The Indian rupee crashed to ₹92.94 per dollar — its weakest ever. Forex reserves have dropped to $699.7 billion. Here is how this affects your wallet.

Sensex recovered 947 points intraday but settled only +326 at 74,533 as late-hour Iran-Israel strikes spooked traders and capped the day's recovery.

Iran retaliated against Israeli and US strikes on its South Pars gas field by hitting energy facilities in Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar. Brent crude surged past $111. Here is what this means for India's oil import bill and your household budget.

The US Federal Reserve held rates steady at 3.5-3.75% and its updated dot plot signals at most one rate cut in 2026. Here is what the hawkish stance means for India's rupee, markets, and your investments.

Indian stock markets suffered their worst single-day crash in months as Sensex plunged 1,953 points and Nifty fell below 22,700. Over ₹7 lakh crore in investor wealth was wiped out amid Iran war escalation, surging oil prices, and massive FPI selling.

From SEBI's mutual fund distributor incentives to TRAI's 1600 calling series and RBI's broker funding curbs — here are the new financial rules you need to know.

The US Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.5–3.75% amid the Iran war and rising oil prices. Here's how it affects your investments in India.

The Indian rupee has crashed to ₹92.46 per dollar — an all-time low. Here's how the falling rupee affects your EMIs, investments, grocery bills, and foreign travel.