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    India, Israel ink bilateral investment treaty

    India and Israel have signed a bilateral investment treaty. The aim is to increase investments between the two nations. Currently, investments stand at about $800 million. The treaty replaces an older agreement from 1996. It seeks to protect investors and facilitate trade growth. Both countries will explore a financial protocol for Israeli exporters.

    World Bank arm to invest USD 60 mn to transform sanitation infra in Visakhapatnam

    International Finance Corporation has pledged support to Visakhapatnam. They will provide funds for sanitation. The funding amounts to USD 60 million. It will be used for the Madhurawada Sewerage System Project. This project aims to improve sanitation in Visakhapatnam. This is the first direct municipal financing by IFC in India. The project will transform sanitation infrastructure.

    These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 25%

    Are you looking at the Nifty to figure out whether to be bullish or bearish? If yes, cast your eye back to the day last year when the big correction started. Did all stocks start falling only after September 26, 2024, the day the indices peaked? No. Several stocks across segments began declining much before that day. The lesson: Focus on companies where the broader picture of growth is intact. And let the Nifty do what it is doing. Focus on the management, a key driver of earnings. Also, because GST rationalisation will likely impact earnings in a positive way, it is probably a good time to keep scepticism aside, but with conditions.

    Indian companies can feel secure investing in Israel: Finance Min Smotrich on India-Israel bilateral investment treaty

    India and Israel formalized a Bilateral Investment Agreement (BIA), signed by Finance Ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and Bezalel Smotrich, aiming to bolster private sector investments in both economies. This agreement assures security for Indian companies investing in Israel and vice versa. Both nations are also progressing towards a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to potentially triple or quadruple the existing trade volume.

    PGIM India AMC partners with Cybrilla to bring mutual funds on ONDC platform

    PGIM India Asset Management has partnered with ONDC and Cybrilla Technologies to expand mutual fund access across India. The integration aims to empower distributors, lower costs, and introduce innovative formats like daily SIPs, reinforcing PGIM’s mission of financial inclusion and democratizing investments, especially for smaller towns and rural investors.

    SCSS vs Bank FD: Which investment scheme is offering 8.2% interest rate to senior citizens?

    With falling FD interest rates, senior citizens are seeking better investment options. The Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), a government-backed scheme, offers a higher interest rate of 8.2% compared to many leading bank FDs. SCSS has a five-year term, tax benefits under Section 80C, and a maximum investment limit of Rs 30 lakh, making it an attractive alternative.

    The Economic Times
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