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FIIs dump Rs 7,608 cr in two sessions after 1.66 lakh cr sell-off in 2025. Why experts remain convinced on trend reversal in 2026?

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued their selling spree into 2026, offloading Indian equities worth Rs 7,608 crore in the first two trading sessions. This follows record outflows of Rs 1.66 lakh crore in 2025, driven by elevated valuations and the AI trade. Experts anticipate a turnaround in 2026, with improved fundamentals and GDP growth expected to attract net FII inflows.

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Govt proposes Aadhaar-like ID for EV batteries; aims to boost traceability, recycling

The government is proposing a unique 21-character "Battery Pack Aadhaar Number" (BPAN) for electric vehicle batteries. This initiative aims to ensure complete traceability from raw materials to recycling, enhancing transparency and sustainability in the battery ecosystem. The system will track battery performance and environmental impact, facilitating second-life usage and efficient recycling processes.

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Budget 2026: Rice exporters seek support to boost sustainability, global competitiveness

The Indian Rice Exporters’ Federation (IREF) urges the Union government to implement targeted fiscal and policy measures in the 2026 budget to bolster India's rice export ecosystem. Key demands include incentives for water-saving farming, support for premium rice varieties, and improved logistics and export finance to enhance competitiveness and farmer returns.

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Dalal Street Week Ahead: Uptrend intact on weekly charts, selective profit-taking likely ahead

Nifty closed at a lifetime high, gaining 1.10% last week while consolidating within a defined range. Despite a bullish technical setup, the index shows signs of fatigue near the upper Bollinger band. The coming week anticipates a steady start with a positive bias but a cautious undertone, with key resistance at 26,500 and supports at 26,000.

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Berkshire has best chance of lasting 100 years, says Warren Buffett as Greg Abel takes charge

Warren Buffett has officially stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Greg Abel now leads the conglomerate. Buffett expressed strong confidence in Abel and Berkshire's enduring legacy. The company's shares saw a slight dip following the announcement. This marks a significant transition for the investment giant after Buffett's six-decade leadership.