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Policy Pulse - Global Spillover - 01 Oct 2026
G20 trade ministers endorsed a Milwaukee Framework on steel overcapacity as Greer put the MFN principle itself up for review, while a Section 301 overcapacity probe covering 16 economies including India remains the unexercised risk to SUNPHARMA, WELSPUNLIV and BHARATFORG. Brent went back above $100 on China's fuel-export halt, lifting XOM and CVX against DAL and CCL, the US 10-year held near 5.28% after its biggest quarterly gain since 1994, and Micron's blowout quarter drove a 2.9-3.3% Nikkei rally.
Policy Pulse - Modi / India Govt - 16 Sep 2026
PM Modi chaired the annual global semiconductor CEO roundtable today and opens SEMICON India 2026 tomorrow - 600+ companies, 300 international, 52 countries, with DIXON, CGPOWER and UNOMINDA named at the event. The Cabinet also cleared the first EPFO wage ceiling hike in 12 years to Rs 25,000 effective September 17, lifting TEAMLEASE and the AMC cohort while raising statutory costs for VTL and TRIDENT.
Policy Pulse — Global Spillover — US-Canada Trade War & Commodity Shifts — 24 Aug 2026
US-Canada 50% tariff trade war escalates; India Sensex -171 to 77,369; metals gain on supply realignment; gold hits 3-month highs; TATASTEEL, JSWSTEEL beneficiaries
Policy Pulse — Global — 13 Aug 2026
AI buying + easing oil carry global equities; Hormuz stays unsigned two-way (Brent ~87.7); India's Tata Motors +83% Q1 offsets metals/bank drag
Policy Pulse — Ministries & Regulators — 13 Aug 2026
Tata Motors Q1 PAT +83% lifts Tata complex; SEBI BRSR value-chain ESG mandate (FY26-27); Shiprocket IPO closes Aug 14 at retail ~10x, GMP ~35%
Policy Pulse — Global — 12 Aug 2026
Tame CPI + AI earnings (CoreWeave +18%) carry global equities; Hormuz holds crude near $89 two-way; India rotates to metals/PSU-banks away from Tata/IT/healthcare
Policy Pulse — Ministries & Regulators — 12 Aug 2026
MoD fresh orders (BEL 541cr, Zen 295cr), Shiprocket IPO opens (62% day-1, GMP ~31%), PSU banks and metals lead amid Tata/healthcare/FMCG weakness