India’s Salaries Set to Rise 9% in 2026 Amid Falling Attrition and Economic Resilience

October 7, 2025

India’s Salaries Set to Rise 9% in 2026 Amid Falling Attrition and Economic Resilience

Good news for job seekers! Salaries in India are forecasted to grow by 9% in 2026, backed by strong consumption and smart policy moves. At the same time, fewer people are quitting, with attrition rates dropping to 17.1%, says AON’s latest survey.

Lenskart’s Big IPO Gets Sebi Nod With Rs 2,150 Crore Fresh Issue, Investors Excited!

October 7, 2025

Lenskart’s Big IPO Gets Sebi Nod With Rs 2,150 Crore Fresh Issue, Investors Excited!

Lenskart, India’s eyewear unicorn, is ready for a dazzling debut on the stock market! Sebi has approved its IPO featuring a Rs 2,150 crore fresh issue and big names like SoftBank joining the ride. With strong profits and 2,500+ stores, Lenskart aims to make a splash in mid-November.

SEBI Gives Green Light to Lenskart and Wakefit IPOs, Raising Over Rs 2,600 Crore Together

October 7, 2025

SEBI Gives Green Light to Lenskart and Wakefit IPOs, Raising Over Rs 2,600 Crore Together

Big news in the Indian startup world! Lenskart and Wakefit have received SEBI's approval for their IPOs. Lenskart aims to raise Rs 2,150 crore, and Wakefit plans Rs 468 crore through fresh shares. With strong investor backing, these listings could shake up the market by mid-November.

Mortgage Rates Drop Slightly to 6.25%: Good News for Homebuyers and Refinancers!

October 7, 2025

Mortgage Rates Drop Slightly to 6.25%: Good News for Homebuyers and Refinancers!

Mortgage rates across the U.S. have dipped a little, with the 30-year fixed rate now near 6.25%. This small drop offers some relief for those buying homes or refinancing, thanks to signals from the Federal Reserve and bond market changes. But affordability challenges remain as prices stay high and rates are still much above 2021 levels.

Rupee Dips Slightly to 88.75 Against Dollar Amid Trade Deal Concerns and Market Jitters

October 7, 2025

Rupee Dips Slightly to 88.75 Against Dollar Amid Trade Deal Concerns and Market Jitters

The Indian rupee slipped by 1 paisa to 88.75 vs the US dollar on October 7, 2025, dragged down by a strong dollar and worries over the India-US trade deal. Foreign capital is flowing out, and the stock market shows mixed signals as service sector growth slows. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says India’s red lines must be respected in trade talks.