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MRF declares Rs 229/share dividend for FY26. Here's everything you need to knowMRF announced a final dividend of Rs 229 per share for FY26, taking the total payout to Rs 235 per share. The company reported strong Q4 ea...- Why did oil prices crash today? $920 million crude oil short placed 70 minutes before US-Iran 14-point deal report — was someone trading on inside information?Oil prices crash today: Nearly $920 million in crude oil shorts entered the market just 70 minutes before reports claimed the US and Iran w...
- Wall Street's mystery traders minted millions in 6 cases amid Iran-US war. Coincidence or insider trading?The ongoing US-Iran conflict has roiled global markets, but a few traders have made outsized gains by placing timely bets in stocks, oil fu...
- Saurabh Mukherjea has moved half his personal portfolio out of India; here's whySaurabh Mukherjea, founder of Marcellus Investment Managers, has shifted his personal portfolio to a 50-50 split between Indian and global ...
- 2008-like crisis ahead? JPMorgan launches new way to bet against debt of Microsoft, Meta, Google; what this meansInvestor anxiety is rising as oil prices surge amid the US-Iran conflict, while JPMorgan Chase has launched new credit default swaps allowi...
- Treason! Nobel laureate Paul Krugman claims people close to Trump behind $580-mn mystery bets before post on US-Iran talksNobel laureate Paul Krugman has accused people close to former US President Donald Trump of insider trading, calling $580 million in pre-an...
- Mystery Bet: Traders move $2 billion just 5 minutes before Trump's comment on US-Iran talks. What did they buy?Suspicious trades worth billions in S&P 500 and oil futures placed minutes before Trump’s Iran talks announcement have sparked insider trad...
- Trump has Machado's Nobel Prize, but neither got what they really wantedPresident Trump received a framed 2025 Nobel Peace Prize from Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, who has been barred from g...
- Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on ThursdayThe Indian market ended higher on Wednesday, with the Sensex and Nifty closing less than 1% shy of record highs, as investors positioned fo...
- Sensex soars 800 points, but will FIIs strike again after Rs 10,000 crore blow?Domestic brokerage Kotak Institutional Equities has cautioned that the recent sharp rally in Indian equities does not reflect the underlyin...
- View: India's EV revolution is spreading from auto rickshaws to motorbikesIndia's urban landscape is rapidly evolving, especially in its bustling cities. A decade ago, the iconic auto-rickshaws were predominantly ...
- Can Saudi Aramco meet its oil production promises?Aramco, the state-owned Saudi Arabian oil giant, claims it can sustainably pump 12 million barrels a day, well above the kingdom’s OPEC+ Au...
- Number crunching not enough, tell a story that ties it together: Aswath Damodaran, NYU Stern School of BusinessListen to other people’s stories and try to make them your own, says valuation guru
- This $100 trillion question is bugging world’s central banksWhy inflation remains so low in most parts of the world even as economic growth quickens.
- Can’t repay Rs 100 crore to bank? Take 200 crore more, Mr DefaulterInvestors bet big on the Narendra Modi regime turning things around, boosting profits. Instead, the regime has piled on misery for companie...
- Dubious trades drive up prices of guar gumGuar gum has doubled to Rs 40,000 a quintal in the past three months. Prices have jumped despite a record harvest of 18 lakh tonne and in t...
- Delhi car blast: Indian intel hints at Iran's hand in attackSources in Delhi Police did not rule out the possibility of Iranian sympathizers enlisting modules of Lashkar, who are unremitting in their...
- Oil palms and profits from energy demandBaby vegetables may have glamour. But oil palms - nerdy tropical trees with oily fruit - have won the corporate farming sweepstakes.
- Banks eyeing hedge funds under scannerFor the past year, banks have been setting up their own hedge funds, or buying stakes in existing operators.
- Forget petrodollars, get ready for petroyenFew countries would find fault with investors looking their way. That is, unless it’s Japan and the buyers in question are central banks.
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