On Tuesday morning, the Indian rupee struggled against the US dollar, influenced by climbing crude oil prices and unrest in the Middle East that affected investor confidence. The rupee began lower and consistently declined. Forex experts pointed out its limited movement, attributed to RBI's dollar interventions. Attention turns to upcoming CPI data from the US and India, as well as the FOMC meeting.

Robust GDP, record forex: Why economic boom is still taking a bite out of your breakfast
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India's economy grew strongly, yet everyday food prices are increasing. Sugar and edible oil costs have risen significantly, impacting household budgets. Packaged food companies face higher input costs and may increase prices. Global food prices are also showing upward pressure, affecting domestic markets. This situation highlights a disconnect between economic growth and consumer affordability.

NSE IPO may open on Sept 18, list on Sept 25; Rs 30,000 crore issue in sight: Report
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The National Stock Exchange's Rs 30,000-crore initial public offering is anticipated to open for subscription on September 18. This offering will be an offer for sale, with existing shareholders selling nearly 15 crore equity shares. The SBI group is identified as the largest seller in this significant upcoming public issue. This IPO follows years of regulatory hurdles, including co-location and dark-fibre cases.

Why just Russian oil? US supplies over 50% of India’s LPG imports - what it means
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Even as Russia remains India’s largest crude oil supplier, the US has emerged as the biggest LPG exporter for India and the trend is likely to continue despite higher costs if Middle East supplies remain uncertain.

Crypto goes abroad, returns as gift cards for Indians to buy groceries & gold
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The mechanism involves leading fintech and e-commerce platforms incorporated in Sweden, Germany and Singapore. Individuals can use these platforms to obtain gift cards or vouchers, which effectively serve as proxy money, by transferring stablecoins from their private e-wallets to overseas entities.

Flipkart widens lead against Amazon as quick commerce surges
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Flipkart is growing its user base faster than Amazon in India. This expands its lead in online retail significantly over recent years. Flipkart's quick-commerce business, Flipkart Minutes, is also scaling up rapidly. It is now handling millions of orders daily, nearing established rivals. The company's user base growth contrasts with Amazon's contracting numbers.

Husband died in 2006, widow got PF and gratuity; why HC rejected pension claim
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On April 27, 2010, Bank of Maharashtra introduced a one-time option allowing a specified category of serving employees, retired employees and families of deceased employees to join the Pension Scheme, subject to the prescribed terms and conditions.

Digital asset firms court sovereign funds
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