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Morning news
04/08/2025
Good morning Vande Mataram
News Headlines from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by Rudra Shares
Monday, 04 August 205
*Real Estate*
* Delhi-NCR realty gets a fresh coat of investor trust
*Hospitality*
* Optimal time to open, grow hospitality brands in India, says ITC Hotels MD
*Auto & Manufacturing*
* Mahindra to pursue engineering actions to address rare earth magnet shortage issue, says Group CFO
*Banking & Finance*
* India's banks face decline in CASA ratios, impacting net interest margins
* PNB poised to touch landmark ₹30 lakh crore total business by FY26 end, says MD Ashok Chandra
* MFI stress is easing; festive season expected to bring better times, says KVS Manian of Federal Bank
* Health insurers continue to bleed despite premium hikes
* FPIs inject ₹14,247 crore into the primary market in July amid IPO surge
* RBI's forex swap maturity set to impact banking liquidity
*FMCG & Consumer Goods*
* Colgate ‘not pleased’ with H1 India performance, hopeful of H2: Noel Wallace
* Unilever India’s new CEO Priya Nair faces the task of revitalizing a sluggish consumer giant
*Telecom & Technology*
* Battle for ‘captive’ may intensify again: Telcos vs tech giants over monetisable 5G spectrum use
*Semiconductors & Electronics*
* Semiconductor mission pushes India from being aspirant to becoming global powerhouse
*Capital Markets & IPOs*
* JSW Cement sets IPO price band at ₹139–147 per share
* Primary market mood remains strong; 12 IPOs to hit Dalal Street this week despite Nifty correction
* Dalal Street This Week: Key factors to watch include Q1 results, RBI policy, and Trump tariff updates
*Monetary Policy & Economy*
* RBI may take a 'dovish pause' in the August meeting; CPI forecast revision likely
* India’s macro strength could cushion Trump tariff impact, says JM Financial’s Chaturmohta
*Retail & Jewellery*
* Kalyan Jewellers looking to expand through franchise model to reduce debt
*Energy & Infrastructure*
* Power Grid Q1: ₹7,000-crore capex, ₹1.9 lakh crore pipeline, expansion into BESS, hydrogen, and global projects
*Government & Regulatory*
* Centre plans entry norms for private sector participation in nuclear power
* Exporters seek faster tax refunds and interest support as diversification from the US market remains 6 months away
* ED to quiz bankers in ₹17,000 crore loan fraud probe linked to Anil Ambani
*Geopolitics & International*
* China pushes back against US demands to stop buying Russian and Iranian oil
* Modi defiant as Trump steps up pressure on India’s Russian oil purchases
Jai hind
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