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Goldman Sachs Asset Management highlights India as a prime investment opportunity for 2026, citing robust GDP growth, resilient corporate earnings, and a burgeoning consumer base. The report emphasizes India’s youthful demographic, accelerating digital transformation, and its role in global innovation, making it a compelling destination for investors seeking quality growth.

Infosys’ largest-ever share buyback, valued at Rs 18,000 crore, commenced today and will conclude on November 26. Shareholders approved the repurchase of up to 10 crore shares at ₹1,800 each, with a reserved quota for small shareholders. Promoters will not participate in this buyback.

The US has removed tariffs on over 200 food items, including tea, coffee, and spices. This move is expected to boost Indian agricultural exports, creating a more level playing field. Indian exporters anticipate increased demand and better market access.

Tomato prices have surged significantly, with retail prices rising by 25% to 100% in the last month due to reduced supply caused by excessive rainfall. Wholesale prices in key supply regions like Maharashtra and Delhi have also seen substantial increases.

PhysicsWallah’s post-listing surge has evaporated, with shares plummeting over 9% and erasing billions in market value. Despite the sharp decline, the edtech firm still trades above its IPO price. Experts cite strong fundamentals like brand recall and affordability, but caution against competition and regulatory risks.

Creditors of Jaiprakash Associates have chosen Adani Enterprises over Vedanta for its resolution plan, despite Vedanta offering a higher overall bid. Lenders prioritized Adani’s proposal for greater upfront payments, even though its net present value was slightly lower. This decision, while potentially facing legal challenges, reflects the creditors’ commercial judgment in resolving the Rs 55,000

US sanctions on Russian oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil have significantly impacted India’s crude imports, with shipments plummeting by 66% in November. Refineries are now wary of US penalties, leading to reduced new orders and expedited existing ones. This shift forces Russian exporters to adopt more opaque shipping methods to navigate sanctions.

Air India seeks access to China’s restricted Xinjiang military airspace to shorten flight paths, a move prompted by Pakistan’s airspace closure impacting operational costs. The airline faces significant financial strain, with fuel expenses soaring and journey times increasing. This strategic appeal aims to improve connectivity to North America and Europe, potentially saving millions weekly.