VanEck India Select ETF

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INDIA RUPEE-Rupee ends a tad higher, interbank paying interest boosts forward premiums

VanEck has launched two new ETFs: the VanEck India Select ETF (NYSE:INDZ) and the VanEck Communications Services TruSector ETF (NASDAQ:TRUC). The India ETF targets selective investments in the country's equity market, focusing on companies with strong fundamentals and sustainable growth potential. This move comes as global investors reassess their exposure to emerging markets, particularly India, amid ongoing uncertainties in China. The TruSector ETF aims to provide better sector representation while adhering to diversification rules, addressing limitations in traditional sector ETFs.

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VanEck Targets India Growth Surge With New ETF As Investors Reassess Emerging Markets Exposure

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VisionWave Holdings, Inc. released a statement on Feb. 24, 2026, announcing India's record defense budget for fiscal year 2026. The budget amounts to around $87 billion, marking a significant 15% increase from the previous year. This substantial rise reflects India's strengthening commitment to defense and security measures.

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iShares India 50

Invesco Aero & Defense ETF

Global defense budgets are soaring, India reveals $87 billion budget for 2026, a 15% jump to invest in AI, and anti-drone tech.

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India trade minister: India expects to conclude free trade agreement talks with GCC group in a year

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India trade minister: India expects to conclude free trade agreement talks with GCC group in a year

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India's trade relationship with the U.S. has shifted following the Supreme Court's ruling against Trump's tariffs, providing New Delhi with a temporary reprieve but introducing new uncertainties. Economists suggest India's effective tariff rate is now between 11% to 13%, aligning it with Asian peers. However, recent developments have led to postponed trade talks between the two nations. Additionally, India's oil purchasing strategy may be more flexible, with a noted decrease in Russian oil imports. The Reserve Bank of India's new regulations could impact high-frequency trading firms significantly.

- India's trade relationship with Washington is shifting following the U.S. Supreme Court's recent overturning of Donald Trump's tariffs, creating new uncertainties for New Delhi.  
- The court's ruling has led to a reduced effective tariff rate for India, making it more competitive in Asia, although upcoming negotiations have been postponed amid concerns over trade agreements.  
- Additionally, new regulations imposed by the Reserve Bank of India could significantly impact the derivatives market, potentially reducing transaction volumes and affecting high-frequency trading profitability.

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India File: Relief on US tariffs, for now

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has restricted lending to stock brokers and proprietary traders to address leverage issues in the derivatives market. This move aims to mitigate risks associated with excessive borrowing and ensure financial stability amid rapid market growth. By limiting credit access, the RBI seeks to reduce vulnerabilities in the financial system and enhance oversight of market activities. The decision reflects the central bank's commitment to maintaining a secure financial environment, particularly in the volatile derivatives sector.

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STOCKS | Reserve Bank of India Restricts Lending to Stock Brokers and Traders

Rupee, foreign inflows rebound after US, EU trade pacts, India's central bank says

Rupee, foreign inflows rebound after US, EU trade pacts, India's central bank says

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The Indian Rupee (INR) is resuming its bearish trend against the US Dollar (USD) following a key technical breakout. Despite a recent trade deal and lower tariffs announced by President Trump, the INR's short-term gains are fading. The US dollar is supported by strong economic data and potential Supreme Court decisions on tariffs. Technical analysis shows USDINR consolidating at lower levels, with bullish momentum targeting 93.00. Upcoming US economic data and court rulings could further influence the INR's trajectory.

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Indian Rupee weakness looks to be resuming after a key technical breakout. What's next?

India's government bond yields increased as U.S.-Iran tensions pushed oil prices to a six-month high, impacting risk appetite ahead of a debt auction. The benchmark 6.48% 2035 bond yield rose to 6.7167%. Concerns over supply and rising crude prices have made traders cautious, with a military build-up in the Middle East raising fears of conflict. New Delhi plans to raise 330 billion rupees through bond sales, while long-term overnight index swap rates also increased due to the risk-off sentiment.

VanEck India Select ETF(INDZ.US)

INDIA RUPEE-Rupee ends a tad higher, interbank paying interest boosts forward premiums

VanEck Targets India Growth Surge With New ETF As Investors Reassess Emerging Markets Exposure

Global defense budgets are soaring, India reveals $87 billion budget for 2026, a 15% jump to invest in AI, and anti-drone tech.

India trade minister: India expects to conclude free trade agreement talks with GCC group in a year

India File: Relief on US tariffs, for now