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Gold has recovered sharply from the lower portion of its recent trading range and is now moving towards the upper side of the short-term structure.
According to IRCTC, its website handled a huge rush on September 7, 2026. The ticket booking website registered its highest-ever single-day booking, with 20,06,353 tickets booked. The record was achieved amid festive-season ARP booking.
India is set to roll out a barrier-free digital tolling system by early 2027, allowing vehicles to glide past toll booths without stopping. The integration of number-plate recognition with existing FASTag technology promises to streamline the toll collection process even further. Motorists will experience a new level of convenience as the One Tag system is introduced, significantly reducing wait times and enhancing overall travel efficiency.
UPI now dominates Indian merchant payments, significantly reducing card usage. Debit cards are primarily used for cash withdrawals, not shopping. Credit cards are specializing in larger purchases and e-commerce transactions. RuPay credit cards can now link directly to UPI apps. The QR code scan is becoming the default checkout method for everyday purchases.
A consumer court has ordered the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) to pay 6 per cent annual interest to a retired employee after finding a 35-day delay in the settlement of his provident fund claim worth more than Rs 14 lakh.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addressed artificial intelligence risks at the Global Fintech Fest 2026. She highlighted technology's potential to influence public opinion and electoral outcomes. The Reserve Bank of India recognized the Unified Fintech Forum as a self-regulatory organization. Sitharaman emphasized balancing innovation with necessary risk mitigation measures. India's young population is driving innovation and economic growth, she stated.
Uber has officially ended its operations in Nigeria and Uganda, marking a significant retreat from these markets. This decision comes as a result of escalating operating expenses and fierce competition, which have negatively impacted ride-hailing fares and driver earnings. Rising costs for fuel and vehicle upkeep weighed heavily on drivers' incomes. Despite this setback, Uber continues to prioritize other sub-Saharan African markets where growth seems promising.