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Morning news
19/04/2025
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News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by 𝐑𝐔𝐃𝐑𝐀 𝐒𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐄𝐒
Saturday, 19 April, 2025
* GST on UPI transactions over Rs 2,000: Govt issues clarification, terms reports 'false, misleading'
•Double whammy: Bengaluru airport cab crunch deepens as BluSmart, Refex pull out
* ‘Citi lifts 0-3 month gold price target to $3,500 on China buying, safe-haven demand
* Tariff impact on earnings yet to completely unfold, but domestic and value-added plays remain solid bets, says Equitree's Pawan Bharaddia
* “Aster DM, Blackstone-backed Quality Care merger gets CCI nod
* Rapid delivery was a response to consumer feedback, not a marketing gimmick: Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha
* Coal India arm SECL enters into Rs 7,040-cr pact with TMC Mineral Resources
* India's oil and gas production fall in 2024-25
* PFC, IREDA mull legal measures against Gensol to safeguard their loan exposure
* India lacks innovations in automobile sector, need to hike substantial investments in R&D: NITI Aayog
* JK Lakshmi Cement looks for 10% growth in FY'26
* Don’t hide behind tariffs, use new opportunities to grow, says Maruti Suzuki chairman Bhargava
* Companies look to power up AI teams, build talent pipeline
* Cybersecurity adoption measures: Sebi tells banks to share updates
* Move to protect against cheap imports hurts Electronics Inc
* ‘Shedding weight may no longer be a prickly issue as Eli Lilly’s weight-loss pill moves closer to launch
* India's biggest banks cut interest rates on savings accounts to protect margins amid slowing deposit growth
* CLSA says Indian FMCG valuations exceed growth
* Vi’s 5G rollout boosts 5G site additions in March 2025
* To accelerate AI, India can adopt key elements from Macron’s ‘entrepreneurial state’ approach
* Amid fresh US tariff fears, India considers new measures to protect pharma sector
* Trump goes to war with the US Federal Reserve
* BluSmart crisis: Green mobility’s red flag is giving HNIs bond blues
* ‘India’s war on cheap Chinese goods gives a jolt to Electronics Inc
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