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Mumbai: Cops bust gang using fake SIM cards for trading fraud, arrest 8

Mumbai: Cops bust gang using fake SIM cards for trading fraud, arrest 8

The accused procured SIM cards using forged documents, which were later used to defraud people

17 November,2024 02:07 PM IST | Mumbai | Faizan Khan
FPI's offload rs 19,994 crore in november's first five trading sessions

FPI's offload rs 19,994 crore in november's first five trading sessions

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have sold Rs 19,994 crore worth of Indian equities in the first five trading sessions of November, exacerbating market volatility and raising concerns over stability.

09 November,2024 02:34 PM IST | New Delhi
Mumbai Police raids fake call centers in city, 19 held

Mumbai Police raids fake call centers in city, 19 held

The police said that the investigations revealed that certain individuals were running illegal call centers, impersonating Google services, and deceiving foreign nationals and Indian citizens were allegedly being lured into illegal Forex trading schemes and scammed for money under the false pretext of high returns

08 November,2024 10:08 PM IST | Mumbai | Asif Rizvi
Raymond Lifestyle reports 70% drop in Q2 profit and 5.3% revenue decline

Raymond Lifestyle reports 70% drop in Q2 profit and 5.3% revenue decline

Raymond Lifestyle's Q2 FY25 profit fell by 69.72 percent to Rs 42.18 crore, while revenue declined 5.3 percent to Rs 1,708 crore due to weaker demand and higher inflationary pressures. The company expects recovery with festive season demand and retail expansion.

06 November,2024 11:18 AM IST | New Delhi
NSE, BSE to remain closed on Friday for Diwali

NSE, BSE to remain closed on Friday for Diwali

Muhurat Trading, a special session held on Diwali evening, represents prosperity and ushers in the new Samvat year, or Hindu fiscal year

01 November,2024 12:57 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
When is the stock market closed for Diwali: October 31 or November 1?

When is the stock market closed for Diwali: October 31 or November 1?

As India prepares for Diwali celebrations, uncertainty about the exact date has emerged, affecting stock market holiday schedules. With Diwali festivities set for either October 31 or November 1, the stock exchanges will remain open on October 31 and observe a holiday on November 1, hosting a special Muhurat Trading session in the evening.

31 October,2024 10:31 AM IST | Mumbai
Rupee falls 2 paise to 84.07 against US dollar amid foreign outflows

Rupee falls 2 paise to 84.07 against US dollar amid foreign outflows

The Indian rupee opened steady but fell by 2 paise to 84.07 against the US dollar in early trade, weighed down by persistent foreign fund outflows and muted domestic equities. Analysts suggest ongoing pressure on the rupee due to these factors.

30 October,2024 10:17 AM IST | Mumbai
Rupee steady against US dollar amid continued foreign fund outflows

Rupee steady against US dollar amid continued foreign fund outflows

The Indian rupee experienced modest appreciation against the US dollar in early trading, rising by 1 paisa to 84.07. This comes amid significant foreign fund outflows and fluctuating global market conditions.

28 October,2024 10:26 AM IST | Mumbai
Closing bell: Stock market end lower as HUL falls sharply, FII outflows continue

Closing bell: Stock market end lower as HUL falls sharply, FII outflows continue

Stock markets closed lower on Thursday, extending their losses for the fourth session as HUL’s weak earnings and FII outflows dampened sentiment.

24 October,2024 04:36 PM IST | Mumbai
Mobile technician held in share trading fraud

Mobile technician held in share trading fraud

The suspect is accused of allegedly providing a bank account to a fraudster in exchange for a month’s supply of ration, an official said

22 October,2024 11:44 PM IST | Mumbai | Samiullah Khan

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