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India’s Current Account Deficit (CAD) for FY25 narrowed to just 0.6% of GDP, supported by services exports, inward remittances, and reduced oil imports. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what drove the i
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Struggling with investing mistakes? Discover how cognitive biases impact your financial decisions and learn actionable steps to overcome them with behavioural investing strategies.
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Watch this heartfelt Doctors' Day 2025 tribute by Finnovate - an emotional video showing the everyday sacrifices of Indian doctors.
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Jio Blackrock is building India's first true financial supermarket with NBFC, broking, and passive mutual fund offerings - targeting retail investors and merchants alike.
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Discover how ₹1 lakh grows over time. See why time in the market beats chasing high returns when it comes to long-term wealth creation.
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Catch up on the top financial news from June 23–27, 2025 - India’s current account surplus, HDB IPO oversubscription, Indo-US trade tensions, JSW’s Akzo Nobel acquisition, gold price forecast, and mor
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Confused about which documents are needed for a home or property loan in India? Here’s a 2025-ready checklist for salaried, self-employed, NRI & more.
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Campa Cola, backed by Reliance, is challenging Coke and Pepsi in India's $4.6B cola market. Can price wars, Desi appeal, and smart distribution tilt the game?
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Explore HDB Financial Services IPO opening June 25, 2025. Get complete insights on valuation, financials, strengths, risks, and peer comparison before investing.
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Explore why the Indian auto sector is facing disruptions in 2025 - from US tariffs and geopolitical conflicts to EV adoption and supply chain challenges.
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Stay updated with Finnovate’s Weekly Capsule covering RBI policy minutes, crude oil impact, ₹12,500 crore HDB IPO, rupee weakness, Sensex reshuffle, and India’s inflation and trade figures for June 16
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After spiking to over 350% in early 2025, the SIP stoppage ratio has returned to normal levels. Learn what caused the spike, what it means for investors, and why contributing SIPs are now the better m
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