Internet connectivity across several Asian markets has been severely disrupted following a major outage in subsea cable networks, the critical infrastructure that carries the majority of the world’s digital traffic. The disruption has slowed broadband services, impacted businesses dependent on cloud platforms, and raised concerns about the region’s heavy reliance on undersea cables for digital communication.

Hyundai has taken another decisive step in the electric mobility race with the unveiling of its latest prototype, the Concept Three, a compact electric car designed for city commuting. The model emphasizes sustainability, affordability, and cutting-edge technology, underscoring the automaker’s strategy to capture a wider consumer base in the growing electric vehicle (EV) segment.

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime continues to weigh heavily on the Indian two-wheeler industry, with motorcycles and scooters falling under the highest GST slab of 28%. Industry representatives argue that treating essential mobility vehicles on par with luxury goods undermines affordability for millions of consumers, particularly in rural and semi-urban areas where motorcycles remain a lifeline. Rising fuel prices and inflation have already dampened sales, and the additional tax burden has further constrained recovery.

Indian equities sustained their bullish run on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, with the BSE Sensex climbing Rs. 324 to 81,425 and the Nifty 50 closing above 24,970, extending gains for a sixth straight session. Investor sentiment was buoyed by renewed optimism over U.S.–India trade negotiations and heightened expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, which together spurred strong buying across sectors. Information technology and public sector banking shares led the rally, while automobiles and select consumer-focused stocks underperformed.

India’s automobile retail sector reported steady growth in August, supported by early festive season purchases, improving rural demand, and sustained momentum in passenger vehicle sales. Two-wheelers, which had been under pressure for several quarters, showed signs of revival, while commercial vehicles maintained stable performance. The Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) noted that positive monsoon progress, easing inflation, and renewed consumer sentiment contributed to the uptick. However, supply chain pressures and cautious financing trends remain areas of concern.

Maruti Suzuki has expanded its product portfolio with the launch of Victoris, a new sport utility vehicle (SUV) designed to capture growing demand in India’s most competitive automotive segment. Equipped with advanced safety systems, connected technology, and a modern powertrain, Victoris marks a significant step in the company’s strategy to consolidate its presence in the mid-size SUV category.

As September trading unfolds, the Nifty 50 continues to navigate a mix of domestic and global cues, shaping investor sentiment and influencing short-term positioning. Market analysts highlight critical support and resistance levels that will guide index movements, while broader trends such as foreign institutional flows, crude oil prices, and U.S. Federal Reserve commentary remain pivotal. Sectoral rotation, particularly within banking, IT, and energy, is expected to play a defining role in market direction.

Gautam Solar, one of India’s leading renewable energy companies, has announced a Rs. 4,000 crore investment to set up a state-of-the-art solar manufacturing facility in Madhya Pradesh. The project, which underscores India’s push toward clean energy self-reliance, will significantly enhance domestic capacity in solar module and component production.

Infosys, India’s second-largest IT services exporter, has announced that its board will deliberate on a share buyback proposal during its scheduled meeting on September 11. The move, if approved, would mark another attempt by the company to return surplus capital to its shareholders while reinforcing investor confidence amid a challenging global technology environment. Share buybacks have historically served as a strategic tool for Infosys, reflecting both financial strength and management’s optimism about the firm’s long-term growth trajectory.

The imposition of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on health insurance premiums has emerged as a pressing concern for both policyholders and industry stakeholders. With premiums already rising due to medical inflation and higher claim ratios, the additional 18% GST has further strained affordability for individuals and families. While the government views GST collections as a critical revenue stream, critics argue that taxing health protection discourages insurance penetration in a country where coverage remains relatively low.