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Diversification key as broking revenues feel policy pinch, says Crisil

Business Line 10 Feb 2026
Firms with multiple revenue streams weather regulatory curbs and STT hike amid expected volume drop ....
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Electric 2-wheelers to see 16-18% volume growth in FY28 as rare-earth supply eases: Crisil

Business Line 04 Feb 2026
Growth likely to rebound after moderating to 12–13% in FY27 due to supply disruptions. Crisil ....
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Electric 2-wheelers to see 16-18% volume growth in FY28 as rare-earth supply eases: Crisil Ratings

The Times of India 04 Feb 2026
The easing of rare-earth supply is expected to drive electric two-wheeler volume growth in India to 16-18 per cent next fiscal after moderating to 12-13 per cent in the ongoing fiscal due to supply chain constraints, according to Crisil Ratings.
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Minimal impact of Iran unrest on India Inc: Crisil

The Times of India 28 Jan 2026
... has not yet impacted Indian companies, according to Crisil.
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Cigarette industry bracing for 6-8% volume contraction post additional excise duty levy: Crisil

Deccan Herald 28 Jan 2026
The domestic cigarette industry is bracing for a 6-8 per cent volume contraction in the next fiscal, following the imposition of additional excise duties and an increase in GST rates from February 1, ...
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Budget being prepared under better-than-expected growth & inflation scenarios, says Crisil chief economist

The Times of India 24 Jan 2026
The upcoming Union Budget is expected to prioritise economic stability and fiscal prudence following a year of higher-than-expected growth and lower inflation.Dharmakirti Joshi, chief economist at ...
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Gold-Loan NBFC AUM Seen Crossing Rs 4 Lakh Crore By FY27 On Record Gold Prices: CRISIL

News18 22 Jan 2026
CRISIL Ratings projects gold-loan NBFC AUM to grow at 40 percent CAGR, surpassing Rs 4.0 lakh crore by March 2027, driven by record gold prices and regulatory support ....
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Thermal power share in generation to fall below 70 pc next fiscal: Crisil

The Economic Times 19 Jan 2026
Thermal's share is expected to ease to about 72 per cent this fiscal from nearly 75 per cent in fiscal 2025, before slipping below the 70 per cent mark next year ... .
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