India's security agencies have prepared a dossier nailing the culpability of Pakistan in the Pulwama terror strike, which will be presented to the terror financing watchdog this week, making a case for Pakistan's inclusion in the FATF's black list.

The Tata Motors share price tanked to a fresh 52-week low of 141.90, down 22.41% or 41 points compared to the previous close of 182.90 on the BSE. 

The Tata Motors share price rose up to 2.13% to 182 level compared to the previous close of 178.20 in early trade. The Tata Motors share price has been rising for the last two days and has risen 3.45% during the period.

The Tata Motors share price rose 1.51% to 178.20 compared to the previous close of 175.55 on the BSE. The large cap stock hit an intra day high of 179.30, up 2.14% and intra day low of 171.90, down 2.08%. The stock has gained after two days of consecutive fall.

Lack of a formal capital support plan for the public sector banks (PSBs) was also credit negative, middle-class tax relief and measures to boost farmers' incomes are credit positive for Indian asset-backed securities and residential mortgage-backed securities.

Interim Budget is largely as anticipated, with pre-election spending pressures giving rise to a second consecutive year of fiscal slippage by a modest margin, Fitch Ratings said.

The stand-in Finance Minister may talk of a minuscule fiscal slippage or put a brave face and say the government would still meet its fiscal deficit targets.

The interim budget could give some indication of the government's commitment to fiscal consolidation, which is one of the main sensitivities in the sovereign ratings, Fitch said.