1. India-UK trade pact enters a new phase
    The spotlight remains on the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement after the government said the deal will provide zero-duty market access for nearly 99% of Indian exports to the UK. Markets and exporters will closely watch implementation timelines and sector-specific benefits.
  2. Cabinet clears Phase-II of India Semiconductor Mission
    The Union Cabinet has approved the second phase of the India Semiconductor Mission with an outlay of ₹1.27 lakh crore over six years. The move is expected to strengthen domestic chip manufacturing and reduce India’s dependence on imports.
  3. Global markets track escalating US-Iran tensions
    Fresh US military strikes on Iranian targets have heightened geopolitical risks, keeping investors on edge. Any further escalation could push up crude oil prices, with implications for inflation, currencies and financial markets worldwide.
  4. Stock markets look to extend rally
    After a strong rally that lifted the Sensex by over 500 points and pushed the Nifty above the 24,200 mark, traders will watch foreign fund flows, crude oil prices and global cues for the next direction in equities.
  5. England and Argentina battle for a place in the World Cup final
    One of football’s biggest rivalries takes centre stage as England face Argentina in the FIFA World Cup semi-final. The winner will book a place in the final against Spain in what promises to be a blockbuster contest.

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