Morning news
28/09/2026
*Financial News*
Source: Leading Newspapers
*Compiled by Rudra Shares*
Vande Mataram
Monday, 28 September 2026
*Commodities*
• Silver - Spot (as on Saturday): Rs 231793
• Gold - Spot (as on Saturday): Rs 151377
• Commodities to face diverging risks as inflation, payrolls loom and Hormuz diplomacy stays fragile
*IPO & Capital Markets*
• IPO Action: 20 IPOs to hit the market, 20 listings lined up this week
• NSE CEO Ashish Chauhan says no govt talks on new UPI MDR; expects brokers, clients to resolve issue
• Dalal Street Week Ahead: US-Iran situation, crude oil prices among key factors to watch
*Banking & Financial Services*
• Axis Bank plans 12,500 campus hires, redeploys staff amid AI push
• Finance Ministry seeks banks' inputs on AI tools for loan collection, assesses adoption
• Holding companies, NBFCs rejig assets, income to escape RBI scrutiny
• Insurance’s 40-50% commission carrot is fuelling mis-selling, says IRDAI boss
• 3-day bank strike deferred after talks between association, unions; Saturday holidays to be discussed
*Corporate*
• Petronet to pay 1% of profit as commission to its directors for 5 years
• ITC expands dairy business in East India, bets on value-added products
• Eye on India cocktail, Suntory eyes 10-15% stake in Allied Blenders & Distillers
• Tata Sons boardroom clash: Noel vs Chandra puts Tata cos in a bind
• Tata Motors PV eyes 15% market share soon, targets 20% by FY31: MD
• Jakson Green eyes 12.5 GW operational renewable projects in two years
*Industry*
• Capacity scale-ups to drive Epigral's ₹5,000 crore target by FY31: CMD
• Textiles ministry plans 5,000-10,000 new exporters in 2-3 years
*Market & Economy*
• Indian mkts struggle to keep pace with global peers amid oil, rupee pressure
• Q2 earnings growth may slow to 13-14%, but, mid, smallcaps still look attractive, says HDFC Securities
*Politics & Government*
• After backlash, Vijay sarkar rescinds L&O RTI waiver
• Joint Parliamentary Committee to start detailed scrutiny of FCRA bill
• LPU protests: Punjab police lathi charges students as protests turned violent
• Today's India has zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism: PM Modi
• Priyanka Gandhi renews demand for CEC’s ouster over, says ‘he needs to resign now’
• FM Sitharaman in Qatar from Sep 27-29, to attend AIIB annual meet
*Global*
• Trump expects new US-Iran talks this week after rejecting Tehran’s Hormuz proposal
• Iran's Araghchi says Tehran ready for 'doomsday war', leaves door open for talks
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