Morning news
11/10/2026
*Financial News*
Source: Leading Newspapers
*Compiled by Rudra Shares*
Vande Mataram
Sunday, 11 October 2026
*Commodities*
• Silver – Spot: Rs 221191
• Gold – Spot: Rs 148909
*Capital Markets*
• RBI steps in to support the rupee as the currency nears a record low; tightens forex rules.
• RBI to sell $2.6 billion of bonds and tighten banks’ reserve requirements.
• SEBI’s CAS guidelines likely within a week, says Pandey.
• Jio IPO: Marquee investors eye larger stakes in the mega issue.
• FIIs dump Indian stocks for eight consecutive weeks.
• Festive car-buying joyride may hit a price-hike bump.
• RBI steps in to support the rupee as the currency nears a record low; tightens forex rules.
*Corporate*
• TVS family differences surface over wealth division; Mallika Srinivasan pushes for a settlement.
• Infosys sees no material impact from the US suspension of PERM applications.
• Indian pharma’s risk aversion is holding back innovation, says Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw.
*Oil & Energy*
• India-Norway energy ties are broadening, and LNG supplies have begun, says a Norwegian official.
• Russia partially lifts diesel export ban following the Putin-Trump deal to supply the US, with implications for global markets.
*Technology & Telecom*
• AI can enhance 5G network performance by 30%, says Ericsson.
• Elon Musk steps up the Starlink push, saying competition would benefit Indians, and hits out at an “army of Internet shills.”
*Politics & Government*
• Rekha Gupta issues a strong warning to the opposition amid a police crackdown: “Delhi will not be held hostage.”
• Delhi Metro reopens all stations after day-long security restrictions amid the CJP protest.
• CJP protest is a “flop show”; opposition is destabilising India, says BJP chief Nitin Nabin.
• Telangana CM Revanth Reddy asks party MPs and MLAs to participate in the INDIA bloc protest in Delhi on October 12.
• Modi is fighting for his survival; the game is over, says Rahul Gandhi.
• “Destroying democracy”: Rahul Gandhi attacks the PM over the Delhi protest crackdown.
• CJP calls for a fresh protest at Jantar Mantar today.
*Market & Economy*
• India needs open trade, a stronger WTO and a more proactive global role, say experts.
• US trade deal to be finalised as “circumstances have changed,” says Piyush Goyal.
• No more early-bird advantage on domestic air tickets as the benefits of advance flight bookings fade.
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