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Tuesday, 05-Aug-2025
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Trump threatens substantial tariff hike on IndiaBusiness Standard
05-Aug-2025
FY25 exports Y-o-Y ($ bn) chg % |
US tariffs may weigh on auto parts makersBusiness Standard
05-Aug-2025
Auto component exporters are expected to be one of the most affected due to the 25 per cent tariff |
SUN Mobility rewires old scooters for an electric second lifeBusiness Standard
05-Aug-2025
Bengaluru-based battery-swap pioneer SUN Mobility |
VinFast rolls out assembly unit for EVs in ThoothukudiBusiness Standard
05-Aug-2025
Plant to see investment of up to ₹ 16K cr; ₹ 4,300 cr to be used in 1st phase |
NITI calls for soft mandates on EVsBusiness Standard
05-Aug-2025
These could be over and above current incentives |
NCAER suggests ₹ 14K cr annual green grant for states to meet RE targetBusiness Standard
05-Aug-2025
In a bid to meet the Centres target of 500 gigawatt (Gw) of installed capacity in renewable energy by 2030, |
As Trump warns of stiffer tariffs, Delhi mulls support to exportersThe Hindu Business Line
05-Aug-2025
US President Donald Trump on Monday said that he will “substantially raise” taris on India for buying Russian oil and then selling it in the open market for big profits. “India is not only buying massive amounts of Russian oil, they are then, for much of the oil purchased, selling it on the open market for big profits. They don’t care how many people in Ukraine are being killed by the Russian war machine. Because of this, I will be substantially raising the tari paid by India to the USA...,” the US President said in a post on his social media platform Truth Social. |
Govt, auto majors differ over use of ethanol-blended petrolThe Hindu Business Line
05-Aug-2025
On a day the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas clarified that the “marginal” decrease in vehicle mileage by ethanol-blending can be minimised through engine tuning, industry experts said petrol blended with 20 per cent ethanol (E20 fuel) is decidedly corrosive and a staggering number of two- and four-wheelers would require retrofitting to minimise the damage. |
VinFast rolls out first EV car from Thoothukudi plantThe Hindu Business Line
05-Aug-2025
Within 15 months of breaking the ground for a new manufacturing plant at the port town of Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu, Vietnam’s VinFast, on Monday, inaugurated its facility to produce electric vehicles (EVs) not only for India but also for global markets. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin inaugurated the plant in the presence of the CEO of VinFast Asia, Pham Sanh Chau, with the roll out of the premium VF7 car. |
CIL looks to offer more coking coal to steel sectorThe Hindu Business Line
05-Aug-2025
Coal behemoth Coal India is looking to offer more coking coal to the country’s steel sector to tap the potential future market for coal consumption. India possesses 389.42 billion tonnes of geological coal resources, including 212 bt of proven reserves. However, most of this is noncoking coal (around 89 per cent), with limited availability of highquality coking coal, resulting in continued dependence on imports for the steel industry. |
NITI Aayog bats for national EV policy with clear targetsThe Hindu Business Line
05-Aug-2025
Government think tank NITI Aayog on Monday pitched for a national EV policy with clear targets and timelines to fasttrack India’s electric mobility transition. The Aayog, titled in its report framework with phased EV mandates. It also pitched for a clear policy, with target timelines, for zeroemission vehicle (ZEV) adoption. “Create a pooled fund with contributions from the public budget and multilateral development banks for providing lowerinterest loans for the procurement of ebuses and etrucks,” the report said, and suggested designing and launching an appropriate scheme to channel funds. |
Rupee falls amid dollar demand from oil firmsThe Hindu Business Line
05-Aug-2025
he rupee could not hold on to early gains on Monday arising from dollar’s weakness, with persistent demand for the greenback from oil companies and foreign fund outflows weighing it down. This came amid continuing uncertainty relating to the impact of US’ 25 per cent tariffs on Indian exports. |
Zinc: Retain long position at Rs265, stop loss at Rs259The Hindu Business Line
05-Aug-2025
Zinc: futures depreciated 2.2 per cent last week and ended at Rs262/kg on friday. they are currently hovering around Rs263. important suport points are at Rs262 and Rs260. The 21-day moving average |
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