India-UK FTA to double bilateral trade to $120 bn, SEBI mulls relaxing rules for large IPOs, NSE unlisted share price up 36% | MC Editor's Picks

The long-awaited India-UK deal has been signed and it aims to double bilateral trade to $120 billion by 2030. India is set to get zero-duty access to the UK market for a range of exports. In markets, SEBI is considering a change that could
encourage more large companies to go public. Ahead of its highly anticipated IPO, NSE’s share price in the unlisted market rallied by over 36% during the June quarter to Rs 2,250.