Why ATM Numbers Are Falling in India as Digital Payments Rise
India’s ATM count fell in FY25 as UPI and digital payments replaced cash. RBI data shows why ATMs are becoming costly and less relevant.
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India’s ATM count fell in FY25 as UPI and digital payments replaced cash. RBI data shows why ATMs are becoming costly and less relevant.
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Quick commerce demand is strong, but rising losses and Amazon’s entry may turn pricing into the biggest risk for Blinkit, Instamart, and Zepto.
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Adani is consolidating ACC, Ambuja, and other cement assets into a single platform. Here’s how logistics, cost control, and scale drive the strategy.
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Over 4 years, FPIs bought debt but sold listed equities. IPO inflows masked ₹3.7 lakh cr secondary outflows. What drove it and what it signals.
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Telecom companies are raising tariffs to boost ARPU. But in a network-effect business, losing users can be costlier than it looks. Here’s what the ARPU race is missing.
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RBI MPC minutes show rate cuts nearing limits. The real risks now lie in inflation surprises and the Indian rupee’s sharp volatility.
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BOJ raised rates 25 bps to 0.75%. Here’s how the yen carry trade works, why unwinding can trigger risk-off, and what India investors should watch.
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FPIs sold $1.96 billion worth of Indian equities in early December 2025. Here’s what triggered the sell-off, sector-wise trends, and what it signals for markets.
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India’s trade deficit looks stable so far in FY26, but tariff pressure, goods–services imbalance, and NRI flow risks could widen the current account deficit.
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Quick commerce in India is attracting capital, but profitability will take time. A balanced look at Swiggy’s QIP, Blinkit’s warning, and what lies ahead.
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The Indian rupee has weakened to ₹90.60 per dollar. From dollar liabilities to imported inflation and capital flows, the risks for India Inc are rising.
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A sector-wise breakdown of how FPIs shifted their AUC in November 2025. Telecom, BFSI, autos gained, while FMCG, power, metals and realty saw caution.
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