Morning news
25/10/2026
*Financial News*
Source: Leading Newspapers
*Compiled by Rudra Shares*
Vande Mataram
Sunday, 25 October 2026
*COMMODITIES*
• Gold 24K: ₹1,41,940 per 10g
• Silver: ₹1,95,590 per kg
*AUTOMOBILE*
• Chinese brands are losing ground in India, one budget smartphone at a time.
• Volkswagen freezes India EV investment as JSW partnership talks continue.
*AVIATION*
• Air India and AI Express cancel Riyadh and Dammam flights until November 7.
*BANKING & ECONOMY*
• RBI’s net dollar purchases hit a record high of $43 billion.
• Outward remittances rise 6% to $2.7 billion, driven by travel.
• RBI Governor clarifies that upper-layer NBFCs must list, addressing doubts over the September order concerning the Tata Group.
*CAPITAL MARKETS*
• SEBI reviews short-selling and SLB rules; plans AI sandbox and bond market-making initiatives.
• Record response to Jio IPO: bids worth ₹7.5 lakh crore received from nearly 1.3 crore investors.
• Upcoming IPO: MK Sons Fine Jewels’ ₹275 crore public issue opens next week.
*ENERGY & POWER*
• Adani Wind secures orders for 696 MW of wind turbines from five power producers and targets 10 GW capacity.
• Government extends deepwater drilling support to previously awarded blocks.
• Venezuela to restart a major power plant with assistance from a Chinese company.
*GOVERNMENT & REGULATORY*
• India reimposes anti-dumping duties of $460–$681 per tonne on specified Chinese titanium dioxide imports for five years.
• MCA extends annual filing deadlines and waives additional fees for FY26 filings.
• FICCI seeks Dutch investment in manufacturing and technology, calling for project-level follow-up.
*HEALTHCARE*
• Johnson & Johnson’s prostate cancer drug shrinks tumours in an early-stage clinical trial.
*INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS*
• Around 2.6 million Indian-American voters could influence US midterm elections, with their political loyalties shifting.
*MANUFACTURING & TECHNOLOGY*
• Chinese smartphone brands continue losing market share in India as budget smartphones reshape competition.
*POLITICS & SOCIAL AFFAIRS*
• Amid El Niño concerns, Telangana announces a four-month employment scheme.
• A Supreme Court-appointed panel will hear complaints related to Jantar Mantar protest violence on October 29 and 30.
*STATE NEWS*
• Maharashtra FDA seizes food stock worth ₹1.56 crore during a statewide drive.
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