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Insights > Copper

Copper Is No Longer Cyclical - It's Becoming the Backbone of the Electrified Economy

Copper’s move to historic highs in early 2026 is less about a typical commodity upswing and more about a deeper transformation underway in the global economy. As artificial intelligence infrastructure, electric vehicles, renewable energy networks, grid upgrades, industrial automation, and housing electrification...

2 February 2026

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Investment Thesis > Dalmia Bharat Ltd.

Dalmia Bharat Is Scaling Up
But Will Cement Prices Cooperate ?

Dalmia Bharat is expanding capacity aggressively even as cement prices remain weak and regional supply pressures build. Its high blended cement ratio and growing renewable power use help protect margins through cost efficiency rather than pricing strength. The key question is whether demand and....

31 January 2026

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News & Event Analysis > IND - EU FTA

India - EU FTA : The Trade Deal That Rewrites India's Export Story for the Next Decade

The India–EU Free Trade Agreement signed in January 2026 marks a structural turning point in India’s trade strategy, shifting the country from a protection-led stance to a competitiveness-driven export model. By eliminating tariffs on the vast majority of goods and easing barriers across services....

29 January 2026

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Sector Research > Defence

India’s Defence Supercycle From Policy Push to Profit Compounding

The global defence industry has entered a sustained structural upcycle, driven by multi-year procurement commitments, geopolitical fragmentation, and rapid technological modernisation. With global military spending touching USD 2.7 trillion, defence is evolving from a cyclical trade into a...

26 January 2026

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Insights > Smallcap & Midcap

Midcap - Smallcap Corrections : Why Every Market Panic Seeds the Next Wealth Cycle

When midcaps and smallcaps start falling, panic spreads faster than logic. Investors see red screens, portfolios shrink, and the instinct is to exit before things get worse. Yet, if you step back from the noise and study the last two decades of Indian markets, a striking pattern emerges....

26 January 2026

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