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- Rising Fuel Costs: How Indian OMCs Are Managing the Crisis
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- ITR Forms AY 2026–27 Released: Which ITR Form to Choose & Last Date
- Inflation vs Equities: Who Wins in the Long Run?
- Gen Z Makes Up 41% of New Borrowers: Is Hidden Debt Rising and How It’s Reshaping India’s Credit Market?
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- India’s Solar Boom: From 3 GW To 172 GW In A Decade
- EV Buyers, Take Note: PM e-DRIVE Subsidy Rules Just Changed
Author: Rohan Arora
Rohan Arora
Rohan Arora is a financial blogger and investment analyst with over 6 years of experience covering personal finance, stock market investing, and digital financial ecosystems in India. He specializes in simplifying complex financial topics; including mutual funds, equity investing, and fintech innovations into actionable insights for everyday investors. Rohan has researched and written extensively on Indian financial markets, focusing on long-term wealth creation, risk management, and portfolio diversification strategies. His content is grounded in data analysis, market trends, and practical financial planning approaches suitable for both beginners and intermediate investors. At Finovest, he contributes in-depth guides, comparisons, and strategy-based articles designed to help readers make informed financial decisions in a rapidly evolving economic landscape.
Explore how Indian OMCs like IOCL, BPCL, and HPCL are managing rising fuel costs through RTP discounts and excise duty cuts. Is this a new investment opportunity for 2026?
Gen Z now accounts for 41% of new borrowers in India. From BNPL and credit cards to rural and women borrowers, discover how hidden debt is rising and what it means for your money.
India has grown its solar module manufacturing capacity from 3 GW to 172 GW in a decade, while installed solar power has crossed 140 GW. See what is driving this boom, how policy is shaping the value chain, and where the long term investment opportunities may lie.
Subsidies for electric 2-wheelers and 3-wheelers are changing under the revised PM e-DRIVE scheme. See new deadlines, price caps, fund limits and what this means for buyers and EV investors.
The government has slashed special additional excise duty on petrol and diesel to ease pressure from soaring crude prices. So why aren’t pump prices dropping yet? Understand who really benefits, how OMC losses work, and what this means for inflation and investors.
Explore SEBI’s latest InvIT and REIT reforms and their impact on income investing, risk management, and long-term portfolio strategy in India.
The Strait of Hormuz crisis is shaking global oil markets and putting pressure on India’s economy. Understand what’s happening, the possible oil price and GDP impact, and how long-term investors in India can navigate the volatility.
Deloitte projects India’s semiconductor market to grow from $45–50 billion today to $300 billion by 2035. See what’s driving this ambition, the investment pipeline under India Semiconductor Mission, key challenges, and where investors might find long-term opportunities.
Oil is back in the headlines. Not quietly. Not gradually. But with the kind of urgency that tends to ripple across economies, markets, and personal finances. In March 2026, crude oil prices swung sharply, briefly touching $119 per barrel, dipping, and then climbing back close to $100. Behind this volatility lies a familiar but dangerous trigger: geopolitical tension. The escalating situation involving the United States, Iran, and Israel has once again turned the Strait of Hormuz into a global pressure point. For India, this is not just another commodity story. It is a macroeconomic event with real consequences. India imports…
Introduction If you’ve swiped a card recently, whether at a metro kiosk, a local café or online; you’re part of India’s unfolding “swipe economy”. What started as the simple replacement of cash has, over the past decade, evolved into a full-blown transformation of how Indians pay, borrow, spend and live.This article traces the journey from debit-card dominance to credit-card growth, explores what’s driving the boom in card usage, highlights the key enablers and bottlenecks, and offers a critical view of what could go wrong. 1. Setting the Scene: India’s Payment Shift India’s payments landscape has changed dramatically. The Unified Payments…