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• India's debt market not ready to fund next growth phase: Report

  28-06-2026 12:32 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  
  India's debt market requires urgent structural reforms to fund its ambitious economic growth, warns Deloitte. The report highlights that relying solely on bank deposits is no longer viable as household savings shift. To achieve its $7.3 trillion economy target by 2030, the market needs greater depth, liquidity, and integration to efficiently bridge the rising capital gap and support national economic aspirations.
  
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• Gold, silver rate outlook: Prices face key test next week as US dollar, Iran tensions and jobs data take centre stage

  28-06-2026 12:25 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  
  Gold and silver prices are poised for further pressure this week as global economic data and geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran take center stage. Analysts anticipate market participants will closely monitor key inflation and employment figures, which could sway the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions.Geopolitical developments, particularly concerning US-Iran relations, are also expected to influence market sentiment.
  
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• Crude, ceasefire and economic data: What's driving Dalal Street this week

  28-06-2026 11:40 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  
  Investors are bracing for a week dominated by Middle East geopolitical tensions, with crude oil prices and domestic economic data taking center stage. Key indicators like Industrial Production, PMI readings, and foreign exchange reserves will offer insights into India's economic health. Auto sales figures and monsoon progress also remain crucial. Any escalation in US-Iran relations could impact global growth and energy markets, while diplomatic progress might boost investor confidence.
  
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• Energy security during Middle East crisis: Why India keeps relying on state-run oil firms despite privatisation bids

  28-06-2026 11:38 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  
  India's state-run oil companies have proven indispensable during recent crises, ensuring uninterrupted fuel supplies amidst floods, the pandemic, and Middle East conflicts. Despite past privatization attempts and criticisms, these public sector oil marketing companies have consistently prioritized national energy security over profit, absorbing global price shocks to shield consumers. Their extensive network and strategic role make them the backbone of India's energy resilience, a capability pri
  
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• SEZ reforms: Commerce ministry calls stakeholders' meet on June 30 to discuss policy overhaul

  28-06-2026 11:07 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  
  The Commerce Ministry is convening a stakeholder meeting on June 30 to discuss crucial reforms for Special Economic Zones (SEZs). The focus will be on harmonizing export promotion schemes and simplifying business operations within these enclaves. Discussions will cover issues like domestic payments, job work, and import substitution, aiming to modernize the SEZ policy in line with evolving global trade dynamics.
  
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• 90% of India's planned renewable projects face climate risk. Here's how to build them safer

  28-06-2026 07:50 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  
  A Zurich Group report reveals that most of India's planned renewable energy projects face significant climate risks by 2030.Ninety percent of these sites are at high or critical risk from hazards like floods and wildfires.However, with many projects still in development, incorporating resilience measures now, costing around 2% of CAPEX, could slash severe loss exposure by 75%, ensuring sustainable energy infrastructure.
  
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• From inflation to mortgage rates: What moved US economy's report card this week

  28-06-2026 06:21 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  
  US economic growth surprised on the upside, while job losses remained low. However, persistent inflation, fueled by rising fuel and electronics costs, is squeezing consumers.Despite a slowdown in spending, businesses are investing heavily in AI, leading to price hikes on tech products like Apple's Macs and iPads. Mortgage rates also saw a slight increase, adding to financial pressures.
  
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• Hormuz got busy after months, now it's facing another roadblock

  28-06-2026 04:29 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com
  
  Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz surged briefly following US sanctions relief and a humanitarian evacuation effort. However, a fresh attack in the Gulf of Oman halted the operation, causing traffic to plummet. Iran's warning about safe passage routes further heightened concerns, leaving major global carriers hesitant to return to the volatile waterway.
  
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