Bureau, a global unified risk decisioning platform, launched "The Bureau Global Fraud Intelligence Report 2026: AI, Identity, and the Future of Fraud Defense" at the Global Fintech Fest (GFF) 2026.
 
Combining primary data from INTERPOL, FATF, Europol, and the FBI with signals observed across Bureau's global network, the report examines fraud dynamics across North America, Europe, the UK, Southeast Asia, APAC, and MENA. According to INTERPOL, global fraud losses reached $442 billion in 2025.
 
Bureau's central finding: AI has fundamentally altered the economics of fraud before altering its core tactics.Capabilities that once required advanced technical skills are now commoditized, allowing attacks to be repeated across institutions at near-zero marginal cost.

Ccigmaa Lifestyle Private Limited today announced an exclusive partnership between KT GOAT Edition and Amazon Specials, bringing KT's new athletic and fitness care portfolio to consumers across India through Amazon.

KT GOAT Edition represents KT's entry into what the company believes is one of the most underserved spaces within India's personal-care industry: Athletic Care personal care designed around the routines of people who train, play sport, work out, swim and lead active lifestyles.

The collection has been developed by KT in partnership with the Argentina Football Association (AFA) and is associated with football icon Lionel Messi, alongside Argentina stars Julian Alvarez and Enzo Fernandez.
 

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Nexus Select Trust (NSE: NXST | BSE: 543913), India’s first listed retail REIT and the country’s largest owner of Grade-A urban consumption centres, today announced its strategic entry into Northeast India through a landmark transaction for the development of a Grade-A Mall and Hotel in Beharbari, Guwahati. The transaction marks the first step in Nexus’ broader strategy to build a presence across the high-potential consumption markets of East and Northeast India, with Guwahati providing an attractive entry point into the region. Guwahati serves the entire Northeast region with a population of over 50 million.

Nexus will be acquiring 100% stake at a purchase consideration of INR 1,600 crores in the upcoming Galaxy Complex, comprising the 0.5M sf Nexus Galaxy Mall and 164-keys Hyatt Regency Hotel. These assets will be developed by the seller to mutually agreed specifications. Nexus will assume operational responsibility upon completion of construction and receipt of necessary approvals.
 

The Thesis
With Brent above $100 on confirmed US strikes against Iranian crude tankers, InvestorAi positions in the commodity value chain - upstream energy, port logistics, steel - that captures the shock, not those absorbing it. A power T&D buildout adds domestic structural balance across the basket.

Where We're Concentrated
Three plays concentrate the basket: upstream domestic energy (crude realizations rise directly, no downstream cost offset), port and logistics infrastructure (trade-flow capture plus India's infrastructure supercycle), and industrial materials plus T&D equipment (domestic capex driving steel demand and grid orders in tandem). The thesis breaks below $90 crude - commodity beta unwinds and domestic demand names take over.

Conviction Picks
Highest Conviction
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation
ONGC's upstream realizations rise directly with Brent - $100 crude expands per-barrel earnings without any refining cost offset.
Adani Ports
India's largest port network captures trade volume growth as infrastructure capex accelerates and commodity import flows firm up.
Tata Steel
Steel demand reinforced by domestic capex; TATASTEEL's integration and scale capture the widest margin in any commodity upcycle.
GE Vernova T&D India
India's power grid expansion is driving sustained T&D equipment orders; GE Vernova is the margin leader in the buildout.
Reliance Industries
Refining margins widen on crude spread expansion while Reliance's retail and digital scale cushions any demand softness.
One Thing to Watch
Brent holding above $100 at Asia open A sustained close above $100 validates the upstream energy call and widens ONGC's realization trajectory. A ceasefire signal from Tehran or US de-escalation would reverse the commodity trade within a session.

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The Nifty 50 is likely to remain under pressure after extending its losing streak to three sessions on Wednesday, falling 203.60 points, or 0.86%, to 23,431.50. The sharp sell-off came as Brent crude crossed the $100-per-barrel mark amid escalating US-Iran tensions, intensifying concerns over inflation and growth. IT bore the brunt of the selling, declining more than 3%, while the Sensex slipped 813 points to 74,764.23. Global sentiment also remained weak overnight, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq falling 0.77%, 0.48% and 0.64%, respectively, as surging oil prices revived inflation concerns ahead of Friday's US CPI data.

Asian markets are also trading lower this morning, extending the cautious global tone as elevated crude prices weigh on risk appetite. Gold remains firm near $4,400 an ounce on safe-haven demand, while Brent above $101 a barrel remains a significant inflationary headwind for India. With Asian cues weak and GIFT Nifty indicating a subdued start, the Nifty is likely to open on a soft-to-negative note.

Technically, the undertone remains fragile as long as the Nifty trades below the 23,600 resistance zone. The immediate support is placed near 23,350, and a decisive break below this level could extend the decline towards 23,150. However, any moderation in crude prices or easing of geopolitical tensions could trigger a relief rebound. For now, traders should remain cautious, with volatility likely to stay elevated.

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Akshat Siddhant, Lead Quant Analyst, Mudrex

Gold snapped a three-day slide to steady around $4,400. This reverses a counterintuitive trend in commodity markets as the traditional safe-haven asset fell since January this year despite escalating US-Iran tensions. With Brent crude rising above $100/barrel, surging oil prices drove headline inflation higher, pushing US Fed rate-hike odds upward, and rising real yields raising the opportunity cost of holding a non-yielding asset like gold, sending it lower even as geopolitical risk climbed. Silver traded at $66.58 as physical buyers stepped in to take advantage of the week's weakness. The Indian rupee dropped below the 95-per-dollar mark, although a further fall was prevented by likely RBI interventions aimed at managing rupee liquidity.

Prateek Gupta, Head of Business, Mudrex

Bitcoin is consolidating around the $78,000 range after briefly rising near the $80,000 mark, tracking a rise in gold prices. This comes as global equities fell on the back of renewed attacks traded between the US and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz. It signals a shift in Bitcoin's behaviour in the face of geopolitical shocks, rising like a hard asset rather than falling like a risk asset. Looking ahead, markets will focus on the US' August Producer Price Index and Consumer Price Index releases this week for signals on the direction of the Federal Reserve's rate decision on September 16. In the absence of further shocks, Bitcoin is likely to remain range-bound between $77,000 and $79,000.

Gaurav Udani, Founder - Thincredblu

"Nifty is expected to open around 23,370, down by nearly 60 points, indicating a weak start. With Sensex expiry today, volatility is likely to remain elevated and sharp intraday swings can be expected. The key support remains around 23,300-23,350, while 23,600-23,700 will act as the immediate resistance zone.

The bias remains cautious, and traders can consider a sell-on-rise approach, particularly if the index moves towards the resistance zone without showing strong buying momentum. A sustained break below 23,300 can bring further selling pressure, while holding the support zone could lead to short-covering and a recovery.

Given the expiry, traders should avoid chasing moves and keep positions controlled. The focus should remain on price action around the key support and resistance levels."

Riya Sehgal, Research Analyst, Delta Exchange

Crypto remains cautious and range-bound, with macro conditions driving most of the pressure. Bitcoin failed to hold its move toward $79.7K and is back near $78.4K, while Ethereum has slipped below $2,500 but continues to show better relative strength.
On the 4H chart, BTC remains below its 50 EMA near $78.9K, with RSI around 43, keeping the short-term bias neutral-to-bearish. The key support is $77.6K-$78K, while BTC needs to reclaim $79K and then $79.8K-$80K to improve momentum. ETH is holding around its 50 EMA near $2,472, with support at $2,450-$2,470 and resistance around $2,500-$2,525.
Macro remains the main driver. Oil is above $100, the US 10Y yield briefly reached around 4.84%, and markets are reassessing the Fed outlook. Higher oil and yields are weighing on risk assets, while a relatively softer dollar is providing some support.
The $6B Treasury buyback of 10-20Y bonds is also in focus after yields initially moved higher following the announcement.
Attention now shifts to US PPI and jobless claims, followed by CPI. Inflation data, oil prices and Treasury yields are likely to be the key volatility triggers for BTC and broader risk markets.

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Vaishali Patel, Senior Manager - Research- Technical Department at Jainam

Nifty opened with a gap down and continued selling led the index to end near day's low. Nifty closed at 23,431.50 with a loss of 203.60 (-0.86%) points, slipping below the crucial 23,600-23650 support amid persistent selling pressure and elevated crude prices. U.S. markets ended sharply lower overnight as the escalation in the Middle East.
Asian markets are trading mixed to lower, with investors concerned about rising oil prices and their impact on global inflation. Crude oil prices continue to rise, trading around the 9,099, tracking the sharp rise in international crude prices. GIFT Nifty is trading flat around 23,488, a weak-to-muted opening for Indian equities.
Technically, Nifty has turned decisively weak after breaking below the crucial 23,650-23,700 support zone and the rising trendline from the April lows. The index is trading below its 20-day, 50-day and 100-day moving averages, confirming persistent selling pressure. RSI below 30 indicates extreme weakness, although a minor pullback cannot be ruled out. As long as Nifty remains below 23,800, any recovery is likely to face resistance at 23,650-23,700. The index may extend its decline towards 23,250 and 23,000, while a sustained move above 23,700 would be required to negate the bearish setup. Overall, the near-term outlook remains negative to cautious, favouring a sell-on-rise strategy.
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BTC is holding near $78K-$79K despite the U.S. Treasury buying back $6 billion of long-term debt. BTC briefly moved up to $79,650, but U.S.-Iran tensions pushed Brent crude above $100, pulling BTC back toward $78K. The reaction has been relatively muted compared with August, when Treasury buybacks helped drive a stronger BTC rally. Attention now shifts to the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield, which could move above 5% if geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns remain elevated.

Nischal Shetty, Founder, WazirX

"Markets are showing a mixed but broadly risk-on tone today: gold futures are edging higher ( 0.17%) to $4,409.55, even as the U.S. Dollar Index slips slightly (-0.09%) to 98.720, suggesting modest dollar weakness. In crypto, Bitcoin dominance ticked up ( 0.32%) to 59.06%. Sentiment remains firmly in Greed territory, with the Fear & Greed Index at 70, pointing to elevated investor optimism across risk assets.

Bitcoin is holding around $78K, with $77K-$77.5K emerging as near-term support and $80K-$82K as the key resistance zone. Ethereum remains above the $2,350-$2,400 support band, while $2,500-$2,565 could act as the immediate resistance range. Looking at the last 24 hours, the liquidation heatmap shows that leverage is being flushed across the market, not just in a single token. Bitcoin and Ethereum account for some of the largest liquidation pockets at around $83M and $60M respectively, while another $83M sits across the broader altcoin market, with ZEC and SOL also seeing notable activity.

Bitcoin's setup is getting interesting. The daily golden cross is a positive signal and shows momentum is improving, but the bigger question is whether Bitcoin can reclaim and hold its 50-week moving average. BTC is already above its 200-week moving average, which has historically been an important long-term support. If the 50-week moving average turns into support as well, that would give the ecosystem much stronger confirmation that the market structure has shifted."

Vikram Subburaj, CEO, Giottus.com

Bitcoin traded near $78,250 on Thursday morning, down about 0.5% over 24 hours, as investors remained cautious ahead of two crucial US inflation releases. Bitcoin continues to struggle below $80,000, with $77,200-$78,000 providing immediate support. A break below this area could expose $74,000-$75,000. Resistance lies around $79,700-$80,500. The larger supply zone between $83,000 and $86,000 remains the next major hurdle.

The latest on-chain picture is more constructive than the subdued price action suggests. Selling near recent range highs is running at less than half the pace seen at August's peak. Long-term holders have also largely stayed out of the latest selling. However, spot conviction remains weak. Momentum has fallen 30%. Meanwhile, Futures open interest has increased to $37.1 billion. Options open interest has risen to $40.1 billion. This combination suggests limited spot buying alongside rising derivatives exposure.

Institutional demand has also cooled in recent sessions. US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $770 million in net inflows between September 1 and 4. They then recorded $46.6 million in net outflows on September 8. Farside currently shows another $100.7 million in net outflows on September 9.

Large-cap altcoins are mostly softer. Ethereum traded near $2,466 (-1.2%), BNB around $737 (-1.8%), XRP near $1.39 (-1.9%), and Solana around $101.4 (-1.9%). TRON was relatively resilient near $0.339, up about 0.4%.

Macro remains the key driver. Markets price about a 60% probability of a Fed rate hike next week, although a Reuters poll shows most economists still expect rates to remain at 3.50%-3.75%. US PPI is due today and CPI tomorrow, ahead of the September 15-16 Fed meeting. Brent crude near $101.4 and the US 10-year Treasury yield around 4.84% are adding to inflation concerns.

Our advice: Investors should remain measured ahead of inflation data. Excessive leverage should be avoided. The $77,200-$78,000 range is the key support zone. Immediate resistance lies around $79,700-$80,500. Bitcoin needs to clear this area for momentum to improve.

Harish Vatnani, Head of Trade, ZebPay

"The first session after the Labor Day holiday brought a more cautious tone to the crypto ETF market. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $46.65 million in net outflows, despite fresh inflows into BITB, IBIT, ARKB and MSBT. These were outweighed by redemptions from Grayscale's GBTC, Fidelity's FBTC and Invesco's BTCO. 

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.41 billion in trading volume, with total net assets at $99.52 billion. Ether ETFs also saw $24.29 million in outflows, although Fidelity's FETH attracted $9.89 million, helping limit the decline. 

The broader market, however, remains resilient. Global crypto market cap is around $2.78 trillion, up 1.7% in 24 hours, while Bitcoin is trading near $79,195. Fresh catalysts include the sharp rise in HOOD, growing crypto payment activity in Iran, and new XRP and HBAR ETF inflows. 

The bigger risks remain macro and regulatory, with the September 15 CLARITY Act vote, U.S.-Canada trade tensions and changing Fed rate expectations all capable of shifting sentiment quickly. For now, Bitcoin holding near $79,000 keeps the bullish setup intact, but ETF flows will be an important signal to watch."

At the close, the total market cap of all BSE Sensex companies stood at Rs 4,84,19,177.