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    June 5, 2026
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    Insolvency law amendments streamline default records, disclosure, liquidation claims and personal guarantor asset reporting.
    The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India has amended multiple regulations to align them with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Act, 2026. The information utilities framework now uses the broader term financial institution, provides for issuance of a record of default on debtor confirmation or non-response after reminders, and introduces a standardised Information of Dispute output where default is disputed. Other amendments revise disclosure for pre-packaged insolvency applications, claims handling and termination in voluntary liquidation, asset disclosure and coordination requirements in personal guarantor processes, and align grievance, inspection, and disciplinary provisions with the amended Code.
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    Trade and investment cooperation deepens as India and Philippines discuss customs facilitation, market access, and preferential trade arrangements.
    Strengthening bilateral trade and investment cooperation between India and the Philippines was discussed through review of trade and investment trends, priority products and services, and expanded cooperation in sectors including infrastructure, ICT, AI, and pharmaceuticals. The discussions also focused on customs cooperation, trade facilitation, agricultural market access, and settlement of trade in national currencies. The meeting considered the early conclusion of the ASEAN-India Trade in Goods Agreement review and engagement on a bilateral Preferential Trade Agreement.
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    Blue economy and seafood exports drive India's aquaculture growth through sustainability, innovation, and infrastructure development.
    India's seafood sector offers substantial expansion potential, with the country holding only a small share of the global seafood market. The discussion highlights the role of blue economy development in supporting coastal economic growth while preserving marine ecosystems, and identifies Andhra Pradesh as a major contributor through its fish production, shrimp production, and seafood export earnings. The stated growth strategy centres on improving quality, sustainability, traceability, innovation, and zero pollution in seafood production and exports.
    June 5, 2026
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    Domestic manufacturing expansion drives localisation and import reduction at a new PPE facility in Gujarat.
    PPE manufacturer Mallcom India Ltd has invested over Rs 100 crore in a new manufacturing facility at Sanand in Gujarat to expand domestic production capacity, strengthen localisation and reduce dependence on imports. The Sanand plant is the company's 17th manufacturing unit and produces items such as NBR and PU gloves, safety helmets and bump caps. It also supports local production of Protech PU gloves and a domestic tariff area unit at the site.
    June 5, 2026
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    Foreign exchange reserves rise as foreign currency assets gain, while gold reserves decline and SDRs stay unchanged.
    India's foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 938 million to USD 682.321 billion in the reporting week, driven mainly by a rise in foreign currency assets to USD 546.148 billion. Gold reserves declined to USD 112.6 billion, while Special Drawing Rights remained unchanged at USD 18.747 billion. India's reserve position with the IMF rose marginally to USD 4.826 billion.
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    RBI policy stance unchanged as rupee-support measures and weaker growth outlook drive profit-taking in equities
    The Reserve Bank of India kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.25 per cent and retained a neutral stance while lowering its growth projection and signalling higher inflation pressures. It also announced measures to attract foreign capital and support the rupee, including tax relief for eligible foreign investors in government securities, concessional foreign-currency deposit terms for non-resident Indians, and subsidised hedging costs for specified overseas borrowing and FCNR(B) inflows.
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    Foreign capital inflow measures and forex liquidity support lift the rupee as policy rates remain unchanged.
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    Marine product exports face a quality-led growth push through wider market access and trade support measures.
    Marine product exports should be expanded through higher production, stronger quality standards and wider market reach, with the sector positioned for substantial growth over the next five years. The plan emphasizes reassessing current performance, reducing dependence on a small group of destinations and identifying new opportunities in the global seafood trade. Support is linked to the PM Matsya Sampada Yojana and recent free trade agreements covering multiple countries.
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    Seafood export growth strategy focuses on quality, value-added products, trade access, and stronger export infrastructure.
    Seafood export policy is being pushed toward a higher-value, export-led model, with emphasis on raising production, improving quality, and expanding value-added processing. The stated objective is to expand seafood exports substantially over the next five years, while exporters are urged to reduce dependence on raw shrimp shipments and build branded value-added goods. Free trade agreements are expected to improve market access, alongside infrastructure support for inland states and export logistics reforms.
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    Inflation concerns and higher rate expectations weigh on gold prices as the reserve bank raises its inflation outlook.
    Gold prices weakened as elevated oil rates, geopolitical tensions in West Asia, and expectations of higher global interest rates ressed investor sentiment. Market participants also tracked the US dollar and upcoming US labour data for direction on bullion prices amid inflation concerns. The Reserve Bank of India raised its retail inflation projection for 2026-27, citing higher global energy prices feeding into domestic fuel costs, and lowered its FY27 growth expectation.
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    Unsecured personal loans with flexible repayment, digital application, and eligibility-based pricing for varied financial needs.
    Bajaj Finance Personal Loan is described as an unsecured lending product offering loan amounts from Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 55 lakh with repayment tenures of up to 108 months. The process is fully digital, with standard KYC and income documents required, while eligibility and interest rates depend on creditworthiness, income stability, debt obligations, and CIBIL score. An EMI calculator is provided to estimate monthly instalments, total interest, and total repayment before applying, and disbursement is stated to occur typically within 24 hours of approval, subject to verification and eligibility.
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    Money laundering investigation power survives without a predicate FIR, as tax settlement immunity does not bar PMLA proceedings.
    The Kerala High Court upheld the Enforcement Directorate's power to continue a money laundering investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act despite the absence of a registered FIR or complaint for the scheduled offence at the stage of civil inquiry powers. It refused to quash the ECIR and summons, holding that such action is aimed at ascertaining the existence of proceeds of crime. The Court further held that immunity under the Income Tax settlement framework does not extend to PMLA proceedings or other central laws.
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    Foreign capital access expands as investment limits ease, government securities widen and hedging support is extended for overseas borrowing.
    Foreign capital inflows are being encouraged through wider access to government securities and equity instruments, along with the removal of several investment restrictions for overseas investors. The basket of specified government securities under the Fully Accessible Route is being expanded to include all new issuances of 15-year, 30-year and 40-year tenor G-secs, while short-term investment, concentration and individual security limits for Foreign Portfolio Investors under the General Route are being removed. Investment limits for Non-Resident Indians and Overseas Citizens of India in listed equity instruments are also being raised, and the facility is extended to all individual Persons Resident Outside India.
    June 5, 2026
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    Capital inflows and inflation outlook shape RBI policy, with rates unchanged and outflow restrictions ruled out.
    The Reserve Bank of India said India's economic situation remains strong and that recent policy measures are expected to support higher capital inflows and a healthy balance of payments. No target has been set for inflows, and no measure is under consideration to restrict capital outflows. The 4 per cent inflation target remains operative, while the central bank said it would raise rates only if inflation becomes persistent and generalised.
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    Foreign investment liberalisation expands equity access, revises G-Sec investment rules, and exempts certain G-Sec income from tax.
    Foreign investment in Indian capital markets is being liberalised through measures intended to deepen the G-Sec market, expand access for individual Persons Resident Outside India and Foreign Portfolio Investors, and reduce operational and compliance frictions. Individual PROIs will be permitted to invest in equity instruments of listed Indian companies through the Portfolio Investment Scheme, with the individual investment cap raised from 5% to 10% in any company and the aggregate cap for all individual PROIs raised from 10% to 24%. The Foreign Exchange Management (Non-Debt Instruments) (Third Amendment) Rules, 2026 are being notified to implement this framework.
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    Rupee support measures: RBI holds repo rate steady and offers tax, swap, and hedging incentives for foreign inflows.
    The Reserve Bank of India kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.25 per cent and maintained a neutral stance while announcing measures to attract foreign capital and support the rupee. The package removed tax on interest income and capital gains for eligible foreign investors in government securities, broadened access to sovereign bonds under the foreign investment route, and provided concessional foreign-currency swap and hedging support for specified overseas borrowing and non-resident deposit arrangements.
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    Foreign exchange reserves remain a strong buffer, with policy support aimed at orderly market conditions and balance of payments stability.
    Foreign exchange reserves were described as healthy at USD 682.3 billion, with import cover of about 11 months and external debt coverage of 89.1 per cent. The reserves were presented as a strong buffer against external shocks, alongside the Reserve Bank's readiness to use regulatory and market-based instruments to preserve orderly market conditions if required. Policy support for the balance of payments was linked to measures such as trading partner agreements, full foreign direct investment in insurance, energy transition initiatives, easing of foreign direct investment restrictions, and liberalisation of the external commercial borrowing framework.
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    Neutral monetary stance and capital-inflow measures support the rupee amid inflation and growth risks
    Monetary policy remained unchanged as the Monetary Policy Committee kept the benchmark repo rate at 5.25 per cent and continued with a neutral stance, while adopting a data-dependent approach in view of elevated global risks. The Reserve Bank lowered its growth projection for the year and revised inflation expectations upward, while cautioning that energy shocks and supply pressures could feed into wages and inflation expectations. Measures were also announced to attract foreign capital and support the rupee, including tax relief for eligible foreign investors in government securities, concessional foreign-exchange swaps, and subsidised hedging costs for fresh FCNR(B) deposits.
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    Inflation outlook rises as higher energy prices and input costs increase pressure on consumer price inflation.
    Reserve Bank projected retail inflation for 2026-27 at 5.1 per cent, revising the earlier estimate upward because higher global energy prices are being passed through to petrol, diesel and other input costs. The statement said higher fuel prices are having a direct effect on headline inflation, with second-round effects likely to add further upward pressure on CPI inflation in the coming months.
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    FII taxation on Government Securities is proposed to shift toward exemption for interest and capital gains.
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      Trex Energy Launches REX BESS 125kW/261kWh with Liquid-Cooling (C&I) to Support Smart Industrial Energy Infrastructure

      June 8, 2026

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      • Integrated Smart BESS — 261kWh LFP battery with liquid cooling, EMS, and fire suppression • Multi-Use Energy Storage — Built for renewables, EV charging, backup power, and peak load management • Safe & Scalable — Real-time monitoring, remote diagnostics, and globally certified architecture HYDERABAD, India, June 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Trex Energy, an innovative energy storage solutions company headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana, today announced the official commercial launch of the REX BESS 125kW/261kWh with Liquid-Cooling Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). The REX BESS from Trex Energy combines liquid cooling, intelligent energy management system, and integrated AC/DC architecture to deliver reliable, scalable energy storage for commercial, industrial, and utility applications in India and globally. This product launch arrives against the backdrop of MSEDCL's new tariff policy, which signals electricity tariff rebates for the adoption of energy storage solutions Product Overview: The REX BESS 125kW/261kWh BESS The REX BESS is a fully integrated, single-cabinet energy storage solution featuring a 261 kWh LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery with a nominal voltage of 832V and a cell capacity of 314Ah. With a maximum DC voltage of 950V and a maximum input active power of 125kW, the system is designed for high-efficiency charge-discharge cycles across both on-grid and off-grid configurations. Operating reliably across temperatures from -20°C to 55°C, and rated IP54 for protection against dust and water ingress, the REX BESS is built for real-world industrial conditions. Commenting on the launch Roshan Shaik, Technical Director - Trex Energy, said, "The REX BESS is not just a product — it is our commitment to India's energy future. With liquid cooling, aerosol fire suppression, and intelligent cloud monitoring built into a single cabinet, we are giving our customers a system they can trust for decades of reliable operation." Key Features Efficient & Scalable: Flexible expansion design allows one machine to serve multi-effect matching across a variety of application scenarios. Optional 100kW MPPT and 200kW STS support future capacity growth without system replacement. Reliable & Safe: Equipped with aerosol fire suppression and multiple protection systems covering overcharge, over-discharge, short circuit, and thermal events — ensuring safety across all operating conditions. Smart Energy Intelligence: Integrated Energy Management System (EMS) with 4G connectivity and a 7-inch HMI touch screen enables real-time monitoring, remote diagnostics, and fingertip cloud maintenance from anywhere. Fully Integrated System: Highly integrated AC and DC design in a single cabinet (under 1700×1350×2200mm, under 3500kg). Compatible with PV input, AC bus, grid, loads, and EV charging piles in a unified architecture. Advanced Liquid Cooling: Precision liquid cooling maintains optimal cell temperatures across all conditions, significantly reducing degradation and extending the battery lifecycle compared to conventional air-cooled systems. Applications The REX BESS 125kW/261kWh BESS is designed to address a wide spectrum of energy challenges across industries: Peak Load Management: Reduce electricity costs significantly through effective peak shaving and load shifting, lowering demand charges for commercial and industrial facilities. Renewable Integration: Enhance solar (PV) and wind energy utilization with stable, high-capacity storage — directly compatible with PV input through the integrated EMS architecture. Energy Backup: Provide reliable power supply during grid outages for uninterrupted operations in critical facilities, manufacturing units, and data centers. EV Charging Support: Enable efficient and scalable EV charging infrastructure with stable power delivery, supporting India's fast-growing electric mobility ecosystem. Grid Support: Strengthen power networks with distributed energy solutions — supporting frequency regulation, voltage stabilization, and load balancing for utilities. Energy Trading (Arbitrage): Maximize savings by leveraging energy price fluctuations — charging during off-peak hours and discharging during peak tariff periods. Technical Specifications — REX BESS-125kW/261kWh Technical Specifications — Rex BESS-125kW/261kWh DC Side Max Voltage 950V Max Current 160A Voltage Range 650~950V AC Grid Connection Max. Apparent Output 138kVA Max. Input Active Power 125kW Nominal Voltage 400Vac, 3P3W+PE / 3P4W+PE Max. Input Current 200A Nominal Input Frequency 50/60Hz AC Off-Grid Nominal Voltage 400Vac, 3P3W+PE / 3P4W+PE Max Output Current 200A Nominal Frequency 50/60Hz Battery Cell Capacity 314Ah (LFP) Capacity 261kWh Nominal Voltage 832V Voltage Range 728~910V C Rate ≤0.5C System Level HMI 7-inch touch screen Fire Safety Aerosol fire suppression Cooling Method Liquid Cooling Operating Temperature -20°C to 55°C IP Degree IP54 Dimensions (W×D×H) <1700×1350×2200mm Weight <3500kg Others MPPT 100kW (Optional) STS 200kW (Optional) Optimistic about the future, Bharat Chhittarka, Managing Director – Trex Energy opined, "With the REX BESS now available for deployment, Trex Energy is ready to partner with industries, renewable energy developers, and utilities across India who need proven, intelligent, and safe energy storage solutions. This is the system that will power the next generation of smart energy infrastructure." Availability & Deployment The REX BESS 125kW/261kWh BESS is now available for order and deployment. Trex Energy provides end-to-end support — from site assessment and system design to installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance. Customized configurations, including optional MPPT (100kW) and STS (200kW) integration, are available to suit specific project requirements. For inquiries, project consultations, or to schedule a demonstration, contact Trex Energy directly. For more information about the product and the brand please visit the website. About Trex Energy Trex Energy is a Hyderabad-based energy storage solutions company dedicated to designing and delivering advanced Battery Energy Storage Systems for commercial, industrial, and utility applications. With a tagline of "We Store Electrons," Trex Energy is committed to accelerating India's clean energy transition through innovative, reliable, and intelligent energy storage technology. Trex Energy operates from its registered offices in Hyderabad, Telangana and Pune, Maharashtra. For media queries please contact: Narayan Vasu | Sales Director - Trex Energy Tel: +91 98660 11445 Email: [email protected] Web: www.trexenergy.in Address: 8th Floor, Vamsiram Suvarnadurga Tech Park, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad, Telangana 500032 Logo: https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2995678/Trex_Energy_Logo.jpg' alt='Embedded Media' /> (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PRNewswire and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR

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