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Morning news
14/05/2025
Good morning
News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by *Rudra Shares*
Wednesday, 14 May 2025
• Samsung, Apple help tablet shipments grow 15% in March quarter
• LIC helps life insurers log robust new biz premium growth in April
• Accelerating towards tomorrow: India’s electric vehicle revolution
• ‘India is a long game; over time, it will become one of the biggest markets for us,’ says Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky
• L&T Energy Tech wins IOC's first green H2 tender
• Coal import drop of 9.2% in Apr-Feb helps save Rs 53,138 cr in foreign exchange
• Govt entities' capex may hold steady at Rs 7.8 lakh cr in FY26
• Too Soon! Monsoon hits Andamans nine days earlier
• Currency in circulation grows 2.4% on year till May 2, shows RBI data
• Sector-specific policies must to bridge credit gap for MSMEs: SIDBI
• Retail inflation hits
69-month low as food prices drop; opens door for rate cut
• Vedanta plans Rs 3,500-crore bond sale to refinance debt
• Rupee steady at 85.33/$ amid oil demand, trade optimism
• Brokers nudge investors to park idle cash in Liquid ETFs
• Trump’s remarks aside, India and US move forward on easing shrimp, apple and alcohol trade rules
• US agrees to sell Saudi Arabia $142 bn arms package
• India's JLR buyers hit brakes amid FTA uncertainty
• Reliance looks for $1.3-bn gloss finish to its exit from Asian Paints
• Tata Motors pins hopes on new EVs, stronger demand to lead FY26 comeback
• Gensol Engineering shares jump 5%, hit upper circuit after MD Anmol Jaggi, director Puneet Jaggi resign
• Listed defence shipyards’ order-book to grow by nearly 3x in next two years: Antique Broking
• Yes Bank's board initiates search for new chief executive
• Mutual funds remain the only aggressive buyers within domestic institutional investor pack
• Expect a 'soft-landing' for Indian pharma: Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw on Trump's drug order
• IT stocks reverse gains with profit-booking; weak April deal momentum, US cues weigh
• SEBI clears Greaves Electric Mobility IPO, MEIR Commodities withdraws draft papers
• Britannia unlikely to hike prices further unless input costs rise again, says MD and CEO Varun Berry
• Makers of wind turbines, solar modules eye a slice of UK's $20 billion clean energy market
• Biocon geared up to be major supplier of insulins, GLP-1 weight loss drugs: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
• Cipla eyes growth in FY26 driven by new launches, GLP-1 wave despite Revlimid headwinds
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