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How the India-EU FTA Will Supercharge Indian Exports: Zero Tariffs, Market Access & New Growth Opportunities

On January 27, 2026, India and the European Union (EU) successfully concluded negotiations on a landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA) - being hailed as the “Mother of All Trade Deals” for India. This historic pact dramatically alters how India trades with one of the world’s wealthiest economic blocs by eliminating tariffs on key export products…

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Budget 2026: Crypto and Digital Assets Industry Looks to Government for Clear Rules and Tax Relief  

As India prepares for the Union Budget 2026, the Virtual Digital Assets (VDA) sector is watching closely. With crypto adoption expanding rapidly and global regulatory frameworks evolving, stakeholders believe Budget 2026 could be a turning point for India’s digital asset ecosystem. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is expected to present the Budget on 1 February…

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Budget 2026 and the power sector: Continuity over surprises, direction over triggers

As the Union Budget approaches, equity markets are not positioning for fireworks in the power and energy space. Instead, expectations are anchored around continuity - reinforcing policy direction rather than announcing headline-grabbing allocations. Most analysts agree the Budget is unlikely to act as a near-term catalyst for power stocks. But it will matter in a…

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Union Budget 2026 and Crypto Taxation: What Market Participants Are Seeking and Why It Matters

As preparations for Union Budget 2026 gather pace, the taxation of virtual digital assets (VDAs) has once again come into focus. Since 2022, India has adopted a strict tax-first approach to crypto assets, characterised by high tax rates, transaction-level levies, and limited flexibility for investors. Industry participants are not seeking deregulation. Instead, the current set…

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Key Financial and Compliance Changes from January 2026: What Individuals and Businesses Should Prepare For

From 1 January 2026, a series of regulatory and financial changes will come into effect across taxation, employment compensation, banking, digital payments, and consumer finance. While none of these changes are disruptive in isolation, taken together they will affect government employees, salaried taxpayers, farmers, bank customers, and credit card users. This note summarises the confirmed…

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