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US-based Jane Street is contesting SEBI's order accusing it of manipulative trading in equity derivatives, asserting a misunderstanding of hedging practices. The firm denies being uncooperative, stating it promptly provided information and modified trading after discussions with exchanges.
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Indian textile stocks saw a surge following the United States' decision to impose tariffs on Bangladeshi garment imports. This move sparked optimism for Indian companies, anticipating improved export prospects. Analysts suggest a potential trade deal between India and the US could further benefit the sector.
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Sebi's study reveals retail traders in equity derivatives lost 1.05 lakh crore in FY25, a 41% increase from the previous year. Simultaneously, Sebi issued an interim order against Jane Street for allegedly manipulating India's stock indices, specifically Bank Nifty, to profit from equity derivative bets. The firm allegedly manipulated share prices and futures on expiry days to influence option values.
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Indian banks experienced muted credit growth in the June quarter, with private lenders significantly lagging behind the previous year's pace. This slowdown is attributed to corporates increasingly turning to capital markets for funding, leading to a surge in resource mobilization. While PSU banks performed better due to aggressive loan pricing, overall loan growth remained weak across the banking sector.
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Tata Steel Indias crude steel output remained flat at 5.26 million tons in Q1FY26, while deliveries fell 4% YoY due to maintenance shutdowns at Jamshedpur and NINL. Overseas units showed mixed performance, with UK volumes down 12%.
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