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September 12, 2026
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Global governance reform prioritises representation, responsiveness and rule-making while addressing trade restrictions, conflict, terrorism and seafarer protection.
Global governance reform is pursued through a BRICS roadmap focused on representation, responsiveness and rule-making, with greater participation for the Global South. BRICS also raises concerns about tariffs, non-tariff measures, protectionism, unilateral sanctions and coercive measures that may disrupt trade, supply chains and energy security. The agenda supports dialogue and diplomacy in West Asia, zero tolerance for terrorism, and a Seafarers' Emergency Support Network to coordinate distress alerts, medical aid, family notifications and evacuations.
September 12, 2026
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Trade sanctions and import duties shape proposed Russia measures and solar import restrictions affecting India and other trading partners.
Trade-related developments include proposed sanctions on Russia coupled with tariffs on its trading partners, including India, and final anti-dumping and countervailing duties on solar-cell and panel imports from India, Indonesia and Laos. The duties are linked to allegations of unfair government subsidies and injury to domestic industry. Cross-border cooperation also concerns repatriation of trafficked orangutans, climate security, trade, infrastructure and resumed passenger air connectivity between Guangzhou and New Delhi.
September 12, 2026
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Upper Layer NBFC Classification Triggers Mandatory Listing After Deregistration Request Is Rejected for a Private Holding Company.
Rejection of the application to surrender Core Investment Company registration reportedly keeps Tata Sons within the NBFC framework as an Upper Layer NBFC. The classification imposes enhanced regulatory obligations, including mandatory stock-exchange listing for privately held entities. Revised norms provide for automatic Upper Layer inclusion where an NBFC meets the prescribed asset threshold. Any listing would entail regular public disclosures and greater scrutiny of finances, investments and capital allocation. Enhanced Upper Layer requirements continue for at least five years after listing, even if qualifying thresholds are later no longer met.
September 12, 2026
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Trade-restrictive actions and unilateral sanctions are opposed as members promote lawful commerce, diplomacy, and counterterrorism cooperation.
Trade policy commitments express concern over trade-restrictive actions inconsistent with WTO rules, including indiscriminate tariffs, unilateral tariff and non-tariff measures, and protectionism presented as environmental action. Unilateral coercive measures, including unilateral economic and secondary sanctions contrary to international law, are condemned for adverse human-rights implications, with a call for their elimination. Counterterrorism cooperation requires zero tolerance, rejection of double standards, accountability for terrorist activity and support, and compliance with international-law obligations.
September 12, 2026
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Upper-layer NBFC listing requirements apply after licence-surrender rejection, making public market listing mandatory for the holding company.
Reported rejection of Tata Sons' application to surrender its NBFC licence leaves it classified as an upper-layer NBFC and subject to mandatory public listing. The deregistration application was reportedly declined because necessary criteria were not met. The upper-layer NBFC framework identifies entities requiring compulsory listing and automatically includes NBFCs with assets above the prescribed threshold.
September 12, 2026
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Carbon border adjustment mechanisms are criticised as unilateral, discriminatory trade measures affecting carbon-intensive imports from developing economies.
Carbon border adjustment mechanisms are characterised as unilateral, punitive, discriminatory and protectionist measures inconsistent with international law, with concern that they may undermine developing countries' climate-change adaptation and resilience efforts. Such mechanisms impose additional import duties on carbon-intensive goods according to emissions generated in manufacture and may affect iron and steel, cement, fertiliser and aluminium exports.
September 12, 2026
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Upper-layer NBFC listing requirements may require Tata Sons to pursue public markets after deregistration request rejection.
Reported rejection of Tata Sons' application to surrender its non-banking financial company licence is attributed to failure to satisfy applicable deregistration criteria. The company is consequently described as remaining classified as an upper-layer NBFC, a classification carrying a mandatory public-markets listing requirement. The reported position makes a listing of the holding company imminent.
September 12, 2026
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Anti-dumping and countervailing duties on solar imports await final injury findings before duty orders or investigation termination.
United States final affirmative determinations in anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations concerning crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells and panels imported from India, Indonesia and Laos establish dumping margins and countervailing duty rates. A final injury determination remains necessary before duty orders may be issued. An affirmative injury determination will lead to anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders based on the established rates, while a negative determination will terminate the investigations.
September 12, 2026
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Multilateral trade reform challenges unilateral tariffs, carbon border measures, and sanctions while advancing equitable market access.
BRICS opposes unilateral tariff and non-tariff measures that distort trade, disrupt supply chains and widen economic disparities. It also rejects unilateral, punitive, discriminatory or protectionist carbon border adjustment mechanisms that can restrict developing countries' market access and undermine climate-adaptation and resilience efforts. BRICS supports an open, equitable and rules-based multilateral trading system, including restoration of an accessible two-tier binding dispute-settlement mechanism. Its wider agenda links trade reform with resilient supply chains, sovereign control over critical minerals, higher-value manufacturing participation, and improved finance for export-oriented small businesses.
September 12, 2026
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Consensus-based multilateral cooperation urges West Asia diplomacy, civilian protection, counterterrorism coordination, and WTO-consistent trade without unilateral restrictions.
The consensus New Delhi Declaration calls for maximum restraint in West Asia, civilian protection, and dialogue and diplomacy for lasting regional peace. It urges cooperation to maintain global trade, supply chains and energy flows under applicable international law. It also commits members to zero tolerance for terrorism, including cross-border terrorism, terrorism financing and safe havens, while rejecting double standards. Unilateral tariff and non-tariff measures, indiscriminate tariff increases, and environmental protectionism are criticised where inconsistent with WTO rules or trade-distorting.
September 12, 2026
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Multilateral trade governance faces calls for restored binding dispute settlement, opposition to unilateral tariffs and sanctions, and financial institution reform.
BRICS supports a rules-based multilateral trading system and seeks restoration of an accessible, effective, fully functioning two-tier binding dispute-settlement mechanism, including prompt appointment of Appellate Body members. It opposes unilateral tariff and non-tariff measures, trade restrictions, and economic or secondary sanctions not authorised by the UN Security Council. It also seeks reform of International Monetary Fund and World Bank governance through greater representation, quota and shareholding realignment, and increased voting power for emerging markets and developing economies.
September 12, 2026
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Global financial governance reform seeks greater emerging-economy representation, alongside expanded development finance, liquidity support and payment cooperation.
BRICS finance ministers and central bank governors seek reform of global financial governance to increase emerging-market and developing-economy representation in the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. The agenda includes quota realignment, transparent leadership selection and correction of developing-country underrepresentation. Cooperation also supports expanded New Development Bank financing, local-currency lending, a multilateral guarantees mechanism, and a more flexible Contingent Reserve Arrangement for liquidity support during balance-of-payments pressures.
September 12, 2026
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Cross-border supply-chain dependence shapes imports of industrial inputs, while foreign investment screening remains stricter for land-border linked entities.
India-China trade reflects a widening deficit driven by imports of industrial raw materials, intermediate goods and capital goods used in manufacturing. Dependence is concentrated in electronics, machinery, computers, organic chemicals, electronic components, batteries, solar modules, active pharmaceutical ingredients and specialty chemicals. Foreign direct investment norms are relaxed for certain companies outside land-border countries where beneficial ownership from such countries remains below the specified threshold and non-controlling. Entities registered in China, Hong Kong and other land-border countries remain excluded from that relaxation.
September 12, 2026
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Temporary debit holds for suspected money-mule and cyber-fraud accounts are proposed through a standardised banking procedure.
Draft Reserve Bank of India (Know Your Customer) Amendment Directions, 2026 propose a Standard Operating Procedure for banks to place temporary debit holds on amounts or accounts linked to money-mule activity and cyber-enabled financial fraud. The consolidated draft applies to commercial banks, including small finance banks, payments banks, regional rural banks and local area banks, and to urban cooperative banks. Feedback may be submitted through the Reserve Bank's Connect 2 Regulate portal or by email before final directions are issued separately.
September 11, 2026
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Municipal salary arrears and GST grant demands prompted temporary strike suspension after payment and committee assurances.
Municipal employees temporarily suspended their strike after the administration committed to pay two months' pending salaries by September 15 and arrange clearance of remaining salary arrears within 30 days. The employees had sought payment of salary arrears, increased GST grants to the civic body, and release of the outstanding difference in GST grants. A committee is to pursue the pending GST grant proposals at the government level.
September 11, 2026
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Aadhaar-linked OTP information enabled tracing of a missing adult while investigation continued to locate the minor companion.
Aadhaar-linked OTP information assisted investigators in tracing an adult student missing for more than seven months. A recent Aadhaar-based transaction recorded her husband's mobile number for OTP receipt, allowing police to trace the number and locate her. The CID had assumed investigation pursuant to a High Court order on a habeas corpus petition. The student was produced before the High Court, while tracing efforts continued for her minor companion, who remained missing.
September 11, 2026
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Inflation risks from oil shocks support proposed policy-rate tightening to prevent broader consumer-price pressures before they become entrenched.
Monetary policy tightening is advocated to counter persistent external shocks, elevated crude oil prices, and expanding inflationary pressures. The proposed response is based on the risk that sustained high oil prices may raise consumer-price inflation and entrench inflation before a complete cost pass-through occurs. Banking-system liquidity has increased through foreign currency deposit inflows, but anticipated strong credit demand is expected to absorb the surplus and normalise liquidity by the end of the financial year.
September 11, 2026
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Money-laundering investigation prompts competing demands for a police case and allegations of political misuse by investigators.
Enforcement Directorate action in the CMRL-linked matter prompted a request for registration of an FIR based on material recovered during investigation and searches under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. BJP representatives asserted that the material warranted investigation under the Prevention of Corruption Act and alleged delay in acting on it. CPI(M) representatives disputed the investigation's neutrality, alleging coercive collection of statements and political misuse of investigative processes. The reported allegations and counter-allegations concern initiation and conduct of a criminal investigation.
September 11, 2026
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India-UK free trade agreement drives northern England delegation to develop trade links, investment pipelines, and long-term India partnerships.
India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement implementation is being leveraged through a strategic partnership supporting the Great North Mayor Mission to India. The mission is intended to convert free-trade opportunities into investment, commercial engagement, employment and sustained business relationships. Northern England's regions will combine collective engagement with region-specific market strategies, relationship-building and operational programmes focused on their respective economic strengths.
September 11, 2026
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Rupee depreciation reflects risk aversion and elevated crude prices, while central-bank support may cushion lower-level pressure.
Rupee depreciation against the US dollar continued amid global risk aversion, elevated crude oil prices, higher bond yields and weak domestic sentiment. Lower crude prices, recovery in domestic equities and suspected Reserve Bank of India intervention supported a partial intraday recovery. Foreign-exchange conditions were also influenced by dollar strength, inflation concerns, anticipated US data, domestic equity declines and net foreign institutional equity sales. India's foreign-exchange reserves rose sharply to a record level despite continuing currency-market volatility.

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Solana (SOL) vs. Rexas Finance (RXS): With Big Investors Rotating Out of Ethereum (ETH), Which One Will They Choose?

March 15, 2025

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Ethereum (ETH), once the dominant force in the altcoin market, is facing increasing competition as transaction fees hit their lowest point in over four years. The 7-day moving average (7DMA) for Ethereum transaction fees has dropped 70% to $0.77 in just a week. The decline matches a notable decrease in on-chain activity; Ethereum's transaction volume fell by 46%. Big investors have started to shift their positions in response to Ethereum's declining network utilization and general market sentiment. Major firms focus on other blockchain systems that provide faster transactions, reduced costs, and more practical use cases, while Ethereum struggles to maintain its hegemony. Solana (SOL) and Rexas Finance (RXS) are the leading contenders in this shift.

Solana (SOL): Can It Reclaim Its Momentum? Because of its low costs and fast transactions, Solana has long been positioned as a strong substitute for Ethereum. In late 2024, SOL hit a new all-time high of $295, which many felt may be more than $500 by the end of 2025. However, a sequence of events damaged Solana's momentum, including the Meteora scandal and the fallout from failed meme coins like LIBRA. SOL is trading within a limited range between $169 and $176 as bulls fight to recover strength following the price below the crucial $200 psychological milestone. Technical indicators suggest that bears still have some impact; Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicates that the market is weakening below zero. Despite these temporary difficulties, Solana is still a popular alternative among investors, particularly as 44% of FTX creditors want to reinvest their recovered money in SOL. Furthermore, 71% of investors said they would purchase more SOL should the price fall below $145, reflecting their belief in Solana's long-term viability. Solana's long-term is yet unknown, though. Although there is a good chance for a significant comeback, ongoing selling pressure might cause the price to drop below $150; $158 is a crucial supporting level. Many experts expect a long-term gain in the next months, even if a complete rebound to $180 does not occur this month, especially as hope on institutional adoption and spot ETFs rises.

Rexas Finance (RXS): The Best Crypto Pick for 2025? Solana is trying to get back on track, while Rexas Finance (RXS) is quickly rising as the most interesting investment for 2025. Driven by its innovative method of tokenizing Real-World Assets (RWAs), Rexas Finance has maintained a solid development trajectory, unlike Solana, which has suffered from failed projects and network congestion. Rexas Finance lets consumers tokenize real estate, goods, intellectual property, and other valuable assets, opening a worldwide audience to high-value investments. This practical value has piqued investor interest and resulted in record-breaking presale results. RXS sells for $0.20; its estimated launch price is $0.25. The presale has already raised $46.64 million and is nearly 91% sold out, showing strong demand before it even hits major exchanges. Rexas Finance stands apart from other crypto initiatives mostly in that it rejects venture capital (VC) funding. Many blockchain companies depend mostly on VC money, sometimes leading to early-stage token dumps detrimental to retail investors. Rexas Finance guarantees early adopters keep the most value by avoiding VC funding, boosting its appeal. Another great asset of Rexas Finance is security. Unlike many new initiatives that lack appropriate checks, RXS has completed a comprehensive security audit under CertiK, one of the most reputable blockchain security companies. This raises investor trust and reduces the possibility of smart contract flaws.

Will Investors Choose Solana or Rexas Finance? Though they serve distinct kinds of clients, Solana and Rexas Finance have strong motives for investment. Solana is still a great choice for individuals who support fast Layer 1 blockchain and are ready to endure temporary instability. If upward momentum continues, SOL might climb to $500 by 2025. Still, some investors may stay on the sidelines due to continuous worries about botched projects and unstable markets. Nevertheless, Rexas Finance is becoming increasingly well-known as a safer and more profitable investment choice. Investors seeking long-term stability and high-growth potential find it appealing due to its great presale success, creative real-world applications, and refusal of VC funding. According to analysts, RXS might see a 150x increase, ranking among the most successful crypto investments by 2025. Investors are aggressively searching for the next great prospect as Ethereum loses market leadership. Solana boasts great technical promise and brand awareness, but Rexas Finance is rapidly becoming the most interesting new initiative. With its distinctive RWA tokenizing approach, security guarantees, great investor interest, and security concerns, RXS might be the finest cryptocurrency for 2025.

For more information about Rexas Finance (RXS) visit the links below: Website: https://rexas.com Win $1 Million Giveaway: https://bit.ly/Rexas1M Whitepaper: https://rexas.com/rexas-whitepaper.pdf Twitter/X: https://x.com/rexasfinance Telegram: https://t.me/rexasfinance (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR PWR

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