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Morning news
10/05/2025
Good morning
News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by *Rudra Shares*
Saturday, 10 May 2025
• RBI issues new guidelines for loan service providers to ensure transparency in multi-lender loan offers
• Rumours of ATM closures 'false', 'unfounded': Indian Overseas Bank
• Moody's Ratings downgrades IndusInd Bank’s standalone credit profile, changes outlook to negative
• Fuel retailers advise against panic buying
• Electronics makers shift launch pads
• Be crisis-ready, firewall systems: FM Sitharaman to banks amid India-Pakistan escalation
• Insurance cos dread IPL cancellation, airlines & shipping lines premium hike amid an undeclared war scenario
• Bhushan Power ex-promoter moves NCLT to give effect to SC liquidation order
• Spectrum of fees satcom players to pay 4% of AGR: Trai
• Focus on tariff war, not India-Pak conflict: Arora
• DII holdings in Nifty 50 hit a record high of 23.6%
• Pakistan gets IMF loan of $1 billion as India abstains from voting
• 32 airports in northern, western India closed for civilian flights till May 15
• All major cities in India put on high alert after attack on Pakistan air bases: Report
• Big relief on Index Options position limit likely, key SEBI panel approves F&O 2.0 regulations
• Markets aren’t overleveraged, sentiment is subdued, great time to invest for retail investors, says Sandeep Tandon
• Japan's SMBC to buy 20% stake in Yes Bank for Rs 13,483 crore from SBI, other banks
• Carnelian stays focused on BFSI, pharma, engineering; hikes exposure to Reliance, Kotak Bank
• Macros, fundamentals, earnings will matter more for markets than simmering geo-political conflict, says Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital
• After 16 consecutive sessions of buying, FIIs net sell shares worth Rs 3799 crore, DIIs net buy Rs 7278 crore
• SIP stoppage ratio hits record 296% in April amidst record monthly flows as well
• Bulk deals: BOFA Securities Europe SA acquires 1.68% stake in Angel One, 0.72% shares in Nuvama Wealth
• Naveen Kulkarni of Axis Securities believes impact of India-Pakistan tensions on market will be short-lived
• ICICI Securities' Dharmesh Shah advises not to panic amid Indo-Pak tension-led correction, steam still left in defence pack
• Tata Motors: A clear winner from the US-UK trade deal
• Drugmakers, hospitals prepared for medical emergencies along border states
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