Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd reported a record consolidated net profit of ₹2,180 crore for the July–September 2025 quarter, up 18 percent year-on-year. Revenue grew 12 percent to ₹6,920 crore, driven by higher cargo volumes and logistics-efficiency gains. Container traffic rose 15 percent across its Indian ports. The company said expansion at Dhamra and Krishnapatnam terminals will support FY 2026 growth. Analysts said results reaffirm Adani Ports’ leading position in India’s maritime sector, aided by diversification into warehousing and rail. The board maintained its full-year EBITDA guidance despite global freight volatility.

The University of Michigan’s preliminary consumer-sentiment index rose to 74.5 in November 2025 from 71.1 in October, beating forecasts and marking a four-month high. The survey showed inflation expectations for the next year eased to 3 percent, while long-term expectations stayed anchored. Analysts said falling gasoline prices and stable labor markets boosted household confidence. Economists expect the rebound in sentiment to support holiday retail spending but warned that high credit-card balances may temper gains. The data reinforced market bets on a gradual economic slowdown rather than a recession.