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Morning news
17/05/2025
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News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by *Rudra Shares*
Saturday, 17 May 2025
• Vodafone Idea cautions Centre, can't operate beyond FY26 without support: Sources to CNBC-TV18
• FIIs record second-largest net purchase in 2025, buy equities worth Rs 8,831 crore; DIIs buy Rs 5,187 crore
• Financials, consumption and housing: UBS' key India themes going forward
• Second biggest SME IPO of 2025: Unified Data-Tech Solutions to launch public issue on May 22
• ICICI Securities' Dharmesh Shah expects Nifty to clock a fresh all-time high in coming quarter bids worth Rs 71,194 cr
• Piramal Pharma’s Nandini Piramal eyes FY30 milestone amid muted FY26 outlook
• HAL says first LCA Mk1A to roll out in a couple of months, 12 to be delivered this year
• IREDA files second bankruptcy case against Gensol Engineering over alleged fraud
• Stepping up activities to regain market share, passionate about domestic dominance: Hyundai Motor India Ltd COO
•US FDA clears first blood test to detect Alzheimer's disease
• Top online retailers like Ajio, Reliance halt sale of Turkish brands
• 'Irrational' fixed dose combos harmful, may face ban: Expert panel
• Indian hospitality staff get a warm welcome abroad
• IOCL targets $1 trillion revenue by 2047, to enter data centres, nuclear power, battery and mining sectors
• Big boost coming? RBI may hand govt a Rs 3 lakh crore FY25 payout— Up 50% from last year
• Moody's strips US govt of top credit rating, citing Washington's failure to rein in debt
• Myntra, Reliance's Ajio halt sales of Turkish brands
• Gensol CFO Jabirmahendi Aga resigns amid regulatory probes and internal turmoil
• India tightens net on disguised Pakistan goods via 'secret' routes
• Liquor makers may see over 10% revenue growth in FY26: Report
• Sebi extends timeline for implementing framework on issuance of ODIs by FPIs to Nov 17
• Govt of Singapore buys 1.84 crore shares in JSW Infra
• Chris Wood flags 10% tariff base case, China’s at 40%
• Trump wraps up Gulf tour with $1.4 trillion investment pledge from UAE over 10 years
• RBI FY25 payout to govt may jump 50 per cent
• Domestic liquidity, FII seen to lift all segments
• Regulatory issues hurt DTH business: Bharti Airtel's Gopal Vittal
• Non-bank lenders 'LAP' up opportunity to tap MSMEs
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