Morning news
05/10/2026
*Financial News*
Source: Leading newspapers
*Compiled by Rudra Shares*
Vande Mataram
Monday, 05 October 2026
*Commodities*
• Silver - Spot (as on Thursday Closing): Rs 221443
• Gold - Spot (as on Thursday Closing): Rs 147770
• Diesel boom lifts Reliance and Nayara, leaves state-run OMCs bleeding
*IPO & Capital Markets*
• Sept IPO rush draws $1 bn FPI money even as listed stocks see record outflows
• Jio IPO likely by Oct end at enterprise valuation of above ₹12 trillion
• IPO market turns quiet this week with 1 new issue, 29 listings lined up
• Dalal Street Week Ahead: RBI policy, Q2 earnings, oil prices among key factors to watch
*Banking & Financial Services*
• Bajaj Finserv to rope in ex-GIC re chief for reinsurance venture
• NHB set to conduct forensic audit of SRG Housing Finance
• RBI may keep rates higher for longer amid global, local risks
*Market & Economy*
• Festive travel squeeze: Domestic airfares jump up to 68% as flight options narrow
• GST 2.0 set to amplify ease, unlock tax credit
• Private investment now picking up, India being viewed a place to build capacity: DEA Secretary
• Decriminalising GST: Law panel proposes end to arrest powers, higher evasion thresholds
• India to build domestic capacity in import-dependent sectors, rare-earth magnets in focus: Shaktikanta Das
• Civil Aviation Ministry, airlines to discuss Mumbai airport issues on October 6
*Corporate*
• Audit rotation boom puts Big Four under sharper scrutiny
• Reliance Retail, 7-Eleven end a five-year India franchise deal as convenience stores struggle
• Canon in talks with key chip project players, plans India service centres
• DLF sells all 172 luxury senior living homes in Gurugram for Rs 1,985 crore
*Automobiles & EV*
• Half a dozen small hybrids getting ready for Indian launch
• Automakers ramp up production, inventory as festive demand picks up
• Bhavish Aggarwal backs Ola Electric rights issue with own 4.32% stake
*Politics & Government*
• Suvendu Adhikari announces Rs 1,000 crore religious tourism circuit in Bengal
• CM Naidu, Shivraj Singh Chauhan lay foundation for 3 lakh welfare houses in Andhra Pradesh
• Karnataka SIR Row: BJP warns of agitation over FIRs on Form-7 filings
• Mallikarjun Kharge should apologise for insulting mandate of people: BJP on Congress chief calling PM Modi 'illegal'
• There must be equal respect and share: UP Congress in-charge on seat-sharing for 2027 state polls
• Maharashtra's Opposition parties hold demonstrations against CEC & EVM
• BJP fields Dinesh Arya from Uttarakhand, Koel Mallick from West Bengal for RS polls
• Give me six months: West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari promises UCC implementation
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