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Growth

India’s Core Sector Growth Hits 4.6% in January 2025: Cement & Refinery Lead the Charge

📊 Economic Boost! India’s core sector output grew 4.6% YoY in January 2025, marking steady expansion. The cumulative growth for April 2024–January 2025 stands at 4.4%, driven by strong performances in cement, petroleum refining, and steel. 🔍 Sector-wise Highlights:✔ Cement 🏗️ ⬆ 14.5%—highest growth among sectors!✔ Petroleum Refinery ⛽ ⬆ 8.3% – Strong demand drives…

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Copper

Copper Clash: Trump’s Push for U.S. Mining Sparks Economic Hopes & Environmental Fears

🔎 Mining Meets Politics! President Donald Trump is putting copper at the center of his domestic minerals strategy, aiming to revitalize the U.S. mining industry while raising concerns among environmental groups. His latest executive order calls for boosting copper production, investigating national security risks tied to imports, and considering tariffs to strengthen domestic supply chains….

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Cannabis

The Future of Cannabis: Legalization Movements Gaining Momentum Worldwide

The global cannabis industry is set for a major transformation in 2025 as more nations move toward legalizing cannabis for medical, recreational, and industrial use. This shift is driven by evolving public opinions, economic incentives, and changing international policies. Below is an overview of key countries on the brink of legalization and the potential impact…

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Nifty

Nifty Slips Below 22,600 Amid Global Uncertainty; Metal Stocks Drag Market Down

The Indian stock market faced significant losses in early afternoon trading, driven by global uncertainties and weak cues from U.S. markets. Investor sentiment was dampened by concerns over Donald Trump’s tariff policies, reports of a new bat coronavirus strain in China, and escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine. As a result, the Nifty index slipped…

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SEBI

SEBI Eases Compliance Rules for RAs and IAs; Allows Email Confirmation for Key Terms

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has relaxed certain compliance requirements for Research Analysts (RAs) and Investment Advisors (IAs), allowing them to inform existing clients about the Most Important Terms and Conditions (MITC) via email or any other preservable mode of communication. This move confirms a Moneycontrol report from February 5, which stated…

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