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Morning news
19/05/2025
Good morning
News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by *Rudra Shares*
Monday, 19 May 2025
• Spirits market loses its zing in FY25
• Margin pressure to continue, banks with improved fee income will fare better: Rajneesh Karnatak, Bank of India
• 'Broadcasters look to tune into a brighter FY26 after static year
• New telecom policy targets 2x export growth, one million jobs by 2030
• Non-banking lenders opting for overseas funds
• Port curbs on Bangladesh imports may create Rs 1,000 crore biz for textiles
• Quick commerce sprints ahead but still a small slice for FMCG giants
• Vodafone Idea shares in focus as govt rejects $5B dues waiver; telco moves SC citing ‘public interest’
• Shikha Gupta opts out of Sebi Executive Director role
• Aequitas warns of stretched equity valuations in India
• Nifty likely to advance towards 25,200-25,800: Analysts
• Shree Cement digs deep into the market for big buys to fuel growth
• Key defence projects near border get green nods
• Keeping countries company: Deglobalisation doesn't alter the need for corporate nationality
• Shapoorji Pallonji asks RBI for three-year relief on Sterling Capital rules
• India’s economy likely picked up in Q4, but FY25 may be slower
• India's ban on Bangladesh imports could spin ₹1,000 cr yarn
• Q4 Earnings: Net profit growth slowest in eight quarters; not much to celebrate, say experts
• SBI Securities' Sudeep Shah bullish on these stocks, but recommends avoiding fresh position in defence sector
• Dalal Street Week Ahead: Q4 earnings, PMI data, eurozone inflation among key factors to watch
• Primary Market Update: Five new IPOs to hit Dalal Street this week
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