This group is designed for investors, analysts, financial professionals, and media to follow and discuss the macro and regulatory events that shape market sentiment and sectoral shifts.
-What You’ll Find Here:
GDP, Inflation & Employment Data – Timely updates and expert takes on key macro indicators
Central Bank Policies – RBI & US Fed rate actions, commentary, and their market implications
Union Budget & Policy Announcements – Sectoral impact, allocation trends, and capital market response
SEBI, RBI & Government Regulations – Important changes affecting market intermediaries, companies, and investors
Industry Commentary & Expert Reactions – Insights from economists, fund managers, and sector leaders
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To stay ahead of economic and policy events, understand their implications across industries, and engage in insightful conversations with market-aware professionals.
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Key regulatory and market developments as of July 21, 2025:
Domestic (India)
🔹 SEBI
Introduced the VCF Settlement Scheme 2025, effective July 21–Jan 19, 2026. This allows legacy Venture Capital Funds (VCFs) that migrated under AIF regulations to settle winding‑up violations. Applications are due by July 19. Note: settlement costs borne by fu…[Read more]
Regulatory actions from SEBI, RBI, and other major global regulators as of July 18, 2025:
India – SEBI
• ETF Valuation Standardization
SEBI has proposed a unified valuation methodology for physical gold and silver held by ETFs. Public comments are invited until August 6, 2025, with implementation planned soon after.
SEBI, RBI, and global regulatory actions from major economies as of July 17, 2025:
SEBI – India
• Jane Street ban & freeze order: SEBI barred Jane Street from Indian markets, impounded approximately US $567 million, and froze its accounts over allegations of manipulating Bank Nifty index on options expiry days
India
• Retail inflation dropped to a 6-year low in June due to falling food prices.
• Wholesale prices declined for the first time in 19 months.
China
• Q2 GDP rose 5.2% YoY, beating forecasts despite global tariff risks.
• June new home prices declined at the fastest pace in 8 months.
• Property investment fell 11.2…[Read more]
