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SEBI’s latest proposal could help reduce price mismatches between NSE and BSE, especially in illiquid and thinly traded stocks. By introducing more uniform pricing rules, the regulator aims to improve consistency, strengthen price discovery, and support smoother trading across exchanges. For retail investors, this could mean better transparency and more reliable market pricing in small-cap counters.

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India’s economy delivered a strong 7.7% GDP growth in FY26, supported by resilient consumption, robust investments, manufacturing momentum and steady infrastructure spending.

Despite global uncertainty, crude oil pressure, inflation risks and geopolitical tensions, India continued to show strong domestic-led growth.
However, FY27 may bring fresh challenges, including higher oil prices, monsoon uncertainty and inflation pressure. The key question now is whether India can sustain 7%+ growth in the coming years.

Do you think India’s growth momentum will continue in FY27? Share your views in the comments.



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