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India Stock Market Today (23 December 2025): Sensex, Nifty End Flat as IT Cools Off; Rupee Pressures and Year-End Stock Picks Take Centre Stage

India Stock Market Today (23 December 2025): Sensex, Nifty End Flat as IT Cools Off; Rupee Pressures and Year-End Stock Picks Take Centre Stage

Indian equities hit pause on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, after two sessions of gains, with benchmarks closing almost unchanged as traders weighed a pullback in IT stocks, muted year-end volumes, and fresh signals from the currency market. The BSE Sensex slipped 0.07% to 85,508.78, while the NSE Nifty 50 edged down 0.02% to 26,168.10, reflecting a narrow, range-bound session rather than a directional move. Investing.com+1
UltraTech Cement Hit With ₹782.2 Crore GST Demand Notice; ‘Buy’ Calls Hold as UltraTech and Adani Cement Lead India’s Next Capacity Wave

UltraTech Cement Hit With ₹782.2 Crore GST Demand Notice; ‘Buy’ Calls Hold as UltraTech and Adani Cement Lead India’s Next Capacity Wave

New Delhi / Mumbai | December 22, 2025 — UltraTech Cement, India’s largest cement maker, is back in the spotlight on Monday after disclosing a Goods and Services Tax demand notice of ₹782.2 crore, a development that adds near-term regulatory noise to a sector already juggling a new cycle of cost cuts, capacity commissioning and regional consolidation. ETCFO.com+2Upstox - Online Stock and Share Trading+2 While tax disputes can create headline risk for any large corporate, the broader market narrative around UltraTech—and its closest rival group in terms of scale, Adani Cement—has remained anchored to the same playbook: scale up faster than the industry, push structural cost advantages, and tighten control of logistics and energy as India’s infrastructure and housing demand keep the long-term cement story intact. Trade Brains+1

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  • Crypto Community Clashes Over Plan to Freeze Satoshi’s Bitcoin on Quantum Threats
    July 4, 2026, 3:53 PM EDT. A new push to freeze Satoshi Nakamoto's old bitcoins to guard against quantum hacks is setting off a fierce split in crypto circles. Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 361 (BIP-361) lays out a phased move to quantum-safe encryption, but has people arguing over what to do with coins that could be at risk. Jameson Lopp, a longtime Bitcoin voice, is backing freezes on sleeping wallets to block possible theft. But Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan is backing Nic Carter's idea of a legal trust, pegging ownership to historical electronic signatures. Hougan said messing with the rules could shake the market, since most traders see Satoshi's coins as unreachable anyway. There's still no working quantum-proof fix, so the question is open and could matter a lot for Bitcoin's long-term safety.
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