📰 India Business Brief: Top Headlines for September 14, 2025
Published: 2025-09-14 17:11 IST | Category: Markets | Author: Abhi
Economic Times
- Retail inflation climbed to 2.1% in August, driven by a surge in food prices.
- Following GST cuts, the CBIC has mandated price tracking for 54 items.
- The industry remains optimistic about growth in auto parts exports despite the imposition of Trump tariffs.
- Over 120,000 opium licenses are set to be issued starting October.
- A Sebi board meeting yielded 10 key takeaways, including reforms in IPOs and mutual fund regulations.
- Investors displayed a strong interest, committing ₹1.2 lakh crore for three IPOs that sought only ₹2,400 crore.
- Mutual fund cash holdings dropped below 5% to a nine-month low in August, even as PPFAS and Kotak MF increased their stakes.
- Large-cap mutual funds experienced a 33% surge in monthly inflows, reaching ₹2,834 crore in August.
- Inflows into Gold ETFs saw a 74% increase, reaching ₹2,189 crore in August.
- Medicines and medical devices are expected to become cheaper from September 22 under the new GST regime.
- The Defence Ministry has received a proposal from the IAF for acquiring 114 'Made in India' Rafale fighter jets.
- Uttar Pradesh is accelerating industrial land reforms in pursuit of a $1 trillion economy vision.
- A High Court order provides tax relief for builders involved in joint development pacts.
- IRB Infra reported a 12% rise in toll revenue, reaching ₹563 crore in August.
- Germany's Hansgrohe plans to quadruple its India production as sales in China slow down.
- The Karnataka cabinet approved a 1% fire cess on new multi-storey buildings.
- PwC suggests that the GST rejig will ease pressure on household budgets.
- Economists have lowered India's inflation forecasts despite an August uptick, citing supportive GST reforms.
- Crisil projects India's headline inflation at 3.2% for 2025-26.
- SBI Research indicated that August inflation, above 2%, dampens hopes for an October rate cut.
- Nitin Gadkari stated that the sugar industry's survival is attributed to ethanol usage.
- The Cotton Association of India (CAI) estimates cotton output at 312.40 lakh bales for the 2024-25 season.
- The government announced its annual licensing policy for opium poppy cultivation for the 2025-26 crop year.
- Nifty's "stealth rally" suggests bulls might be preparing for a breakout on Monday.
- The Centre has reopened the PLI scheme window for ACs and LED lights until October 14.
- Vedanta is seeking CCI approval to acquire the debt-laden JAL.
- Public sector banks are expected to drive the 'Viksit Bharat 2047' initiative.
- SpiceJet reported a Q1 loss of ₹234 crore year-on-year, with revenue falling 36%.
- Oyo's Q1 FY26 PAT doubled year-on-year to ₹200 crore.
Business Standard
- Adani Group ports will prohibit vessels facing sanctions from the US, UK, and EU.
- The auto industry is seeking closer collaboration with the Centre for critical raw materials.
- Approximately 80% of automakers are facing launch delays due to late-stage engineering changes.
- A GST cut could lead to a reduction of up to ₹24,500 in two-wheeler prices.
- Balrampur and Rajshree shares surged up to 20%, indicating a positive trend for sugar stocks.
- Nitin Gadkari is advocating for additional discounts for buyers holding vehicle scrapping certificates.
- The PSU bank index jumped 21% in six months, prompting a re-evaluation of investment strategies.
- Eight of the top ten most valued firms saw their market capitalization jump by ₹1.69 trillion last week, with Bajaj Finance being the biggest gainer.
- Indian REITs are offering yields of 6-7.5%, outperforming markets in the US and Japan.
- Sebi's move to classify REITs as equity has garnered strong industry support.
- Near-term weakness in Coal India stock is being viewed as a buying opportunity.
- India is planning a $3.4 billion rail project near the China border for security purposes.
- PM Modi is set to launch infrastructure and energy projects worth ₹71,850 crore across five states.
- Inflection Point Ventures aims to invest in 50 startups by the end of 2025.
- Sebi has reinstated B-30 incentives for mutual funds, capping payouts at ₹2,000.
- Investors are actively subscribing to IPOs from Urban Company, Dev Accelerator, and Shringar.
- The Nifty has recorded its longest winning streak in a year, fueled by hopes of a Fed rate cut and trade deals.
- Sebi, in the High Court, mandated the disclosure of family agreements for listed firms.
Mint
- PM Modi laid the foundation for health and infrastructure projects worth ₹6,300 crore in Assam.
- A massive fire erupted at a fertilizer plant in Gujarat.
- Ganesh Dongre of Anand Rathi recommended three stocks for buying on Monday.
- The Income Tax Department is providing 24x7 support to taxpayers as the ITR filing deadline for AY 2025-26 approaches on September 15.
- A list of bank holidays from September 15–21 has been released.
- Tata Capital received an extension from the RBI to launch its IPO in mid-October.
- Tether minted an additional $1 billion USDT today, signaling increased liquidity in cryptocurrency markets.
- 11 startups have joined the unicorn club in 2025, with Bengaluru remaining India's largest hub for such ventures.
- The RBI acquired a 4.6-acre land parcel in Nariman Point from MMRCL for ₹3,472 crore.
TAGS: Headlines, Business News, Economic Times, Business Standard, Mint, Top News
Tags: Headlines Business News Economic Times Business Standard Mint Top News