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Morning News
10/04/2025
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News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by 𝐑𝐔𝐃𝐑𝐀 𝐒𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐄𝐒
Thursday, 10 April, 2025
* India has ‘competitive edge’ compared to EMs on tariffs, bet on domestic themes: Pankaj Tibrewal
* EV maker Ather is said to consider smaller IPO amid market chaos
* MPC meet: RBI revises India's GDP growth projection to 6.5% for FY26
* Delhivery shares down in two days after acquisition of Ecom Express stake for Rs 1,400 crore
* Tata Steel to transform operations in Netherlands, 1,600 jobs to disappear
* Stop SIPs in a market dip? You miss the real gains, says Capital League’s Rajul Kothari
* FIIs sell Rs 4,358 crore worth of shares; DIIs buy Rs 2,976 crore
* Bulk & Block deals: Ashish Dhawan buys 2.17% stake in Northern Arc Capital
* FMCG sector is set for a gradual recovery; outlook for FY26 more positive: Report
* RBI rate cut: Home, auto, & small business loan borrowers to benefit as banks lower interest rates
* RBI asks IndusInd Bank board to fix accountability over accounting lapses that shook investor trust
* L&T bets on capex by big companies, sunrise sector demand
* Alignment with global tax norms to benefit India: David Linke, KPMG
* Reliance BP & Nayara Energy fuel sales outgrow PSU peers'
* India terminates transshipment facility for Bangladesh; move may benefit apparel cos competing against Dhaka
* 'Hospitality sector to see $1-billion investment by 2028'
* 'Smaller towns signal big demand for smartphones
* Quant Small Cap Fund pulls out of SBI, cuts stake in RIL
* Sebi doubles FPIs' assets threshold to Rs 50,000 crore
* $23 bn Mcap: IndiGo turns world's most valuable airline
* 'India govt trying to get firms listed on London Exchange
* Market in a phase of time correction; recovery to be gradual: Expert take
* RBI’s move fuels hopes of more rate cuts in financial markets, especially in bond trading rooms
* "Crypto market faces global turbulence: Binance
* Trump hikes China tariff to 125%, grants 90-day pause to other nations
* ‘People were getting yippy’: Donald Trump's 90-day pause triggers Wall Street surge
* ‘Burnt by Uncle Sam, China starts offering cool deals to India
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