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02/05/2025
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News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by 𝐑𝐔𝐃𝐑𝐀 *Shares*
Friday, 02 May, 2025
• Economy delivers a strong start to the fiscal with GST, UPI touching new highs
• WAVES 2025: AI tools are dissolving the barriers between dreams and reality, says RIL Chairman Mukesh Ambani
• ArthAlpha's Rohit Beri is bullish on market, but doesn't expect new all-time high in current quarter
• Crude oil's worst month since 2021 as likely OPEC+ production hike, demand worries weigh
• Inflationary trend likely to be a US phenomenon, other parts of the world could see disinflation: Macquarie's Viktor Shvets
• Yellen warns US recession risk is ‘way up’ after Trump’s tariffs
• Zomato growth takes a knock, Deepinder Goyal blames quick commerce for shrinking food delivery pie
• 'Priority Jewels files preliminary IPO papers, aims to raise funds to reduce debt
• SML Isuzu post robust April sales data
•Oyo to foray into F&B business through in-house kitchens, QSR across company-serviced hotels
• Coal production rises by a modest 3.63 percent in April to cross 81 million tonne
• 'India looks at ‘pink hydrogen’ even as green hydrogen mission struggles to keep pace
• Asian stocks up, US futures erase losses on trade talks
• Rs 2,600-crore deal: Carlyle looks to exit PNB Housing
• RBI's bond purchases set to surpass Covid-era levels
• In a slow market, SUVs keep motown going
• SBFC Finance risk officer, chief of operations step down
• Private banks raised lending charges in March despite policy rate cut in February
• PM Narendra Modi pitches India as global M&E hub at WAVES 2025
• AI is not a threat to human creativity but a powerful ally, say tech leaders
• FPIs boost Indian equities amid tariff optimism
• As competition from smaller players rise, HUL chooses growth over margin
• Delhi rains: Over 100 flights delayed; airlines issue advisory
• Perform or perish: Reliance Retail's tough new break-even rule for stores
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