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A quick read of the session — where the index closed, which sectors carried it and what market breadth was signalling underneath.
Benchmarks gave up ground through the session as crude firmed and foreign investors trimmed exposure. Here is what led the fall and what held up.
Developers are committing four-figure crore capital to Ghaziabad and Greater Noida. Behind the press releases sits a simpler story about land banks, absorption rates and where the buyer has actually moved.
The technology works and the symbolism is real. The economics — cost per kilometre, refuelling infrastructure, and where the hydrogen actually comes from — are where the debate should be.
Extraction still outpaces recharge across large parts of the country. The fixes are known, unglamorous and mostly about electricity pricing.
A new name at the top of the realty wealth rankings makes for a clean headline. The methodology underneath — listed holdings marked to market — explains most of the movement.
A pause is not a cut. Whether your instalment moves depends on your benchmark, your reset date and your spread — not on the headline.
Registration data confirms the strongest year on record for the city. Redevelopment supply and stable rates did most of the work.
Postponements and arrests follow a familiar script. The failure is almost always in the printing-to-centre custody chain, and it is fixable.
Ten-minute delivery has become the default discovery channel for new consumer brands. The listing economics are less forgiving than the growth numbers suggest.
