Good morning
News Headline from Leading Financial papers, Compiled by Rudra Shares
Friday, 04 April, 2025
- AI won’t derail India’s GCC growth but will redefine it, say experts
- IDFC First Bank, Poonawalla Fincorp shares rise after firms' Q4 business updates
- In no rush to invest heavily in IT stocks; valuations alone not enough, need growth prospects: Vallum's Manish Bhandari
- We are likely in recovery mode, market sentiment isn't as weak as it looks: Indiacharts' Rohit Srivastava
- Tejas Networks shares jump on likely boost amid reports of BSNL’s Rs 61,000 crore 5G expansion plan
- SEBI exempts GoI from making an open offer for Vodafone Idea; GoI's stake to go up to 48.99%
- FIIs net sell shares worth Rs 2806 crore, DIIs net buy Rs 221 crore
- Global oil market has a problem of plenty: ONGC CEO Arun Singh
- Govt will continue to intervene in fuel pricing: Reliance-BP fuel retail CEO
- Citi, SBI announce $295 million facility for small farmers
- HDFC Bank says growth in quarterly deposits outpaces loans
- SBI headcount reduction due to retirements, not AI: Nitin Chugh, SBI Deputy MD
- Accelerating EV adoption key to improving air quality
- US tariffs not to have any material impact on India's passenger vehicle exports: ICRA
- UltraTech to acquire wall putty maker Wonder WallCare
- Rural-urban divide in FMCG demand continues to widen
- India at risk of steel, aluminium dumping as US tariffs hit
- NCLAT approves Bharti Telecom's 2018 scheme for capital reduction
- RBI puts Bajaj Fin on notice over co-branded cards
- USTR sees non-tariff barriers in LIC, NPCI
- RBI's first OMO of FY26 gets bids for 4x value
- IT stocks tumble as outlook turns hazy
- Pharma stocks gain on tariff exemption in the US
- US tariff-driven inflation may hit Indian electronics exports, but smart supply chains offer edge
- Auto war begins: Canada slaps 25% tariffs on US cars, spares supply chains after Trump’s trade war
- 'Markets are going to...': Trump predicts boom after worst stock market crash in years triggered by his tariffs
- IndusInd Bank's Rs 25,000 crore jolt: KPMG, EY were on the job before the crash
For more details: