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RBI lays out the Saksham roadmap for cooperative banks
Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday unveiled a nationwide capacity-building initiative for urban cooperative banks, as part of its continuing efforts to strengthen the sector’s resilience and governance standards.The programme, titled Mission SAKSHAM, has been conceived as a mission-mode, sector-wide training exercise aimed at upgrading skills across all levels of urban cooperative banks…
Heavy blow for oil exporting groups! UAE to exit OPEC, OPEC+ amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions: What it means
Collectively, OPEC nations account for roughly 36 per cent of global oil output. (AI image) In a significant move which may have implications for the world oil market, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced that it will pull out of OPEC and OPEC+ alliances. The move comes amid the ongoing Middle East crisis which…
AMNS India appoints Nobuo Okochi as CFO from July 1, Amit Harlalka to take over as CEO
ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AMNS India) on Tuesday announced the appointment of Nobuo Okochi as Chief Financial Officer with effect from July 1.Okochi is currently Managing Executive Officer (India, ASEAN, Middle East and Africa) at Nippon Steel Corporation, a joint venture partner in AMNS India, according to PTI.He will succeed Amit Harlalka, who is being…
India-China trade gap widens: Over 30% industrial goods imported from Beijing; GTRI flags concerns
India’s growing trade gap with China is no longer just about buying more and selling less, but it is also about how deeply Indian manufacturing relies on Chinese industrial supplies at present.A new report by think tank Global Trade Research Initiative has flagged that while China makes up around 16% of India’s total imports, its…
How rising crude prices amid Strait of Hormuz closure may spell gains for Indian upstream oil companies
Wars and geopolitical conflicts often have unexpected impacts for economies. Countries are struggling with tight energy supplies and companies in the Gulf are forced to rethink their production volumes. The key question is, what impact will the Middle East conflict have on Indian companies?While most Indian retailers are facing losses amid supply concerns, the Iran…
Top stocks to buy today: Stock market recommendations for April 28, 2026 – check list
Top stocks to buy (AI image) Stock market recommendations: Lupin, Jio Financial Services, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone are the top stocks that Somil Mehta, Head of Retail Research, Mirae Asset ShareKhan recommends for buying on April 28, 2026.Lupin: Buy in the range between Rs 2324 & Rs 2325; Stop Loss: Rs 2204; Target:…
Rs 4,000 crore infra push: PM Modi unveils key projects in Sikkim across healthcare, housing, education and other sectors
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Sikkim, where he is participating in the State’s Golden Jubilee celebrations of statehood. During the event, the Prime Minister described the Northeast as India’s “Ashtalakshmi” and highlighted the Himalayan State’s significance within it. During the visit, he also inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of…
Strait of Hormuz blockade persists, but India’s imports of Russian oil are down from highs seen in March – here’s why
Nearly all Indian refiners, except Numaligarh Refinery, are now importing Russian crude. (AI image) India’s imports of crude oil from Russia have dropped from the highs seen in March when the supply disruptions from the Middle East caused by the US-Iran war and the Strait of Hormuz closure prompted refiners to step up buys from…
Gold price prediction today: Will upside in gold be capped due to rising oil prices? Check April 28, 2026 outlook
Gold price prediction today: Any upside in gold prices is likely to be capped by gains in crude oil prices, says Praveen Singh, Head Currencies and Commodities, Mirae Asset ShareKhan. Source link
Iran running out of space to store its crude oil; is the real financial crisis still coming?
The Middle East conflict has already been rattling global oil flows, draining supplies, tightening reserves and pushing crude prices higher across markets. But Iran, one of the key flashpoints in the crisis, seems to be dealing with a different kind of pressure altogether. Instead of just struggling with disrupted exports, the country is now staring…