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Morning News
06/10/2025
Vande Mataram
News Headline from Leading Financial News Papers, Compiled by *Rudra Shares*
Monday, 06 October 2025
*India–Qatar & Global Trade Relations*
• India, Qatar likely to discuss proposed FTA during Piyush Goyal’s maiden visit this week
• Issues with US need to be resolved, actively working on them, says EAM Jaishankar
• Joint ventures, tech collaboration can help narrow India's trade deficit with Qatar: GTRI
• India, EU to begin next round of talks for trade pact from Oct 6 in Brussels
*Government & Policy*
• Sugar cooperative sector benefitted under Modi govt, says Amit Shah; highlights ethanol blending benefits
• India eases rice export norms to tap non-EU European markets
• Sebi mulls stricter disclosure rules for billionaire family offices
• Road contracts need quality-first revamp, says Suraksha Group's Valia
*Corporate & Industry Updates*
• NSE to build Rs 380-crore facility for cancer treatment at Tata Memorial Centre
• BSNL 4G towers to be upgraded to 5G in 6-8 months: Jyotiraditya Scindia
• Warburg to infuse Rs 500 crore more in Truhome Finance; CEO says biz scale in place for IPO
• AWL Agri aims over 10% revenue growth in FY26 on strong food demand
• Fintech firm Kiwi launches interest-backed EMI on UPI with cashback option
• HyFun Foods targets ₹1,500 crore revenue in FY26, aims IPO by 2028
• First commercial coal mine in Arunachal Pradesh to be launched on Monday
*Banking & Finance*
• Punjab & Sind Bank clocks 16% growth in loans in Q2
• UCO Bank logs 17% rise in loans in Q2
• FPIs offload equities worth ₹23,885 cr in Sep; total outflow reaches ₹1.6 lakh cr in 2025
*Market & Economy*
• Mcap of 7 of top-10 most valued firms jumps ₹74,573 cr; HDFC Bank biggest gainer
• Bitcoin soars past the $125,000 mark, hitting a new all-time high
• Upcoming IPOs: Five public issues, 24 listings scheduled for next week
• Hospital deals: PE firms pull back on aggressive bets, eye IPO windfall instead
*Real Estate & Consumer Trends*
• Delhi-NCR sees highest 24 pc rise in housing prices among top 7 cities in Jul-Sep: Anarock
• Diwali travel bookings soar as Indians blend festivities with faith, getaways: Experts
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