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Morning news
23/06/2025
Good morning Vande Mataram
Financial News headlines compiled from leading financial newspapers – Rudra Shares, dated Monday, 23 June 2025
Markets & Economy
* Markets poised for a near-term dip; rising crude prices could worsen investor sentiment.
* Commodity markets to take cues from geopolitical dynamics and US Core PCE data.
* ‘No sharp downside for Nifty unless all pillars shake,’ says Jaspreet Arora; sets 28,000 target.
* Nifty likely to trade between 24,400–25,200 this week: JM Financial’s Rahul Sharma.
* Market dips from geopolitical tensions are buying opportunities, says Julius Baer India’s Milind Muchhala.
* RBI’s rate cut may not bring immediate EMI relief for all borrowers.
* Oil hits a five-month high after the US strikes Iranian nuclear sites.
* ‘Nifty faces resistance at 25,200 amid geopolitical tension.’
IPOs & Fundraising
* 6 mainboard and 11 SME IPOs set to hit Dalal Street this week.
* Indogulf Biosciences IPO to open on June 26; price band set at ₹105–111 per share.
* I-banks to pitch for ₹25,000 crore SBI QIP this week.
* Ellenbarrie plans to raise ₹400 crore to reduce debt.
Banking & Finance
* RBI-led initiative to curb digital frauds gains traction; banks roped in to set up DPIP.
* Odisha removes HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank from list of authorised banks for government business.
* Standard Chartered bets on Indian SMEs to grow its wealth management business.
* The poor continue to rely on moneylenders over formal banks.
Healthcare & Pharma
* PharmEasy co-founders enter the home improvement segment with a new venture.
Auto & Manufacturing
* European auto companies fail to rev up sales in India.
Energy & Commodities
* West Asia tensions raise concerns over LPG supply disruptions.
Retail & Consumer Goods
* FMCG companies roll out red carpet for kirana stores amid the quick commerce boom.
* As Indians increasingly choose premium spirits, cork manufacturers enjoy a business boost.
Aviation & Infrastructure
* DGCA to begin inspection of Air India’s main hub in Gurugram amid ongoing safety scrutiny.
Technology & IT
* Smaller IT companies are emerging as favourites for private equity investments.
Security & Services
* SIS close to acquiring a company; targets tech enhancement and organic growth under its Vision 2030 blueprint.
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