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Wednesday, 26-Feb-2025
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Banking system liquidity 'may ease from mid- April'

The Hindu Business Line
26-Feb-2025

The liquidity stress that banks are currently experiencing may ease from the second half of April as Government spending is seen kicking in by then even as credit demand typically moderates in the first quarter, per treasury market experts,


Assam will play a key role in India’s growth story: Modi

The Hindu Business Line
26-Feb-2025

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said East and NorthEast India are embarking on a new journey toward the future with Advantage Assam connecting the State’s incredible potential with global opportunities.


EU seeks lower tariff on cars, wines from India; not for tit - for - tat levies

The Hindu Business Line
26-Feb-2025

Striking a more accommodating note than US President Donald Trump on India’s high tariffs, the EU has said that it did not consider reciprocity as ‘one for one’ and there can be asymmetry to account for developmental challenges, especially in agriculture.


India Inc increasingly turns to Middle East, Gulf countries for funding needs

The Hindu Business Line
26-Feb-2025

There is increasing interest from financial institutions and investors in the Middle East and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) members to invest in and lend to Indian companies that are now turning closer to home as the western markets turn more volatile and uncertain.


Govt may extend import curbs on steelmaking raw - material to support domestic suppliers

The Hindu Business Line
26-Feb-2025

India could extend restrictions on low-ash metallurgical or met coke imports to encourage local steel mills to source the steelmaking ingredient from domestic suppliers, two sources said. In December, India, the world's second-biggest producer of crude steel, imposed quantitative curbs with country-specific quotas on imports of low-ash met coke,


Rupee plunges over 50 paise to end at 87.21 on heavy $ demand

The Hindu Business Line
26-Feb-2025

The rupee plunged over 50 paise on Tuesday to move past the psychologically crucial 87 to the Dollar mark on heavy month-end importer demand for Dollars, FPI selling in the Indian capital markets, and uncertainty about the effect of Trump tariffs.


Aluminium: GO long at Rs257 with stop - loss at Rs252

The Hindu Business Line
26-Feb-2025

The trend has been bulish for aluminium futures since August last year. The contract established an uptrend on the back of the support at Rs208. After some consolidation in November and December last year.


EU seeks stronger commitment from India on tariff cuts

Business Standard
26-Feb-2025

on cars, wines, and spirits as part of the ongoing negotiations


ShipMin eyes salt lands for port infra expansion

Business Standard
26-Feb-2025

Last year, DPIIT had sought unused salt lands from Centre and states


₹ records steepest single day fall in 3 weeks against $

Business Standard
26-Feb-2025

as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) settled around $ 56 billion offshore forward contracts t


Microfinance loan book shrinks 3.5% to ₹ 3.85 trillion in Dec qtr

Business Standard
26-Feb-2025

as the period was marked by curtailed funding and strict credit underwriting.


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