1. Reserve Bank of India is expected to have left its most important interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, while it was waiting for more clarity for the impact of American rates and playing earlier rate reductions and recent tax reductions.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra, however, meant the scope for alleviating the coming months to support the economy of any possible hit of American rates.
The six -member monetary policy committee unanimously voted to keep the return percentage unchanged at 5.5 percent and decided to continue with a “neutral” policy position, giving it flexibility to move in both directions in the future.
The tariff set panel, led by the Governor of the Central Bank and consisting of half of the external experts, had reduced the interest rates this year with a total of 100 basic points before he reached a break during the previous bi -monthly meeting in August.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to remove the £ 10,000 Crore ceiling on bank loans to each company entity and said that if the risk of concentration increases, the Macroe protection supervisor will take to tackle the same.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is also expected to soon also issue the expected standards of the expected credit loss (ECL) for banks and financial institutions for All-India to coordinate the determination standards of Indian banks to worldwide standards.
2. ZONTTH Korean electronics giant LG Electronics Inc will sell shares to make a maximum of £ 11,628 crore through the initial public offer of its India -arm, in which it will load up to 10.2 crore shares.
This appreciates LG Electronics India with around $ 8.6 billion at the top of the price band of £ 1080-1140 per share. The company had obtained approval for the IPO in March, but in April he decided to quit, stating uncertain market conditions. The issue is open from 7-9 October, while the anchor book is open on October 6. Investors can offer at least 13 shares.
3. The expansion of the India production sector lost some momentum last month and slid to its weakest pace in four months, but continued to rise strongly, while the factory prices rose in almost 12 years with the fastest rate to combat the input costs of assembly, a study on Wednesday turned out.
HSBC’s India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), compiled by S&P Global, decreased in September to 57.7 from August Robuuster 59.3 and lower than a provisional reading of 58.5, which has reflected the slowest improvement in operating conditions since May.
4. The government announced an increase of 6.59 percent on Wednesday in the minimum support price (MSP) for wheat up to £ 2,585 per Quintal for 2026-27 marketing year.
The decision was made in the cabinet meeting for chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi here.
Last year, Wheat MSP was set at £ 2,425 per Quintal for 2025-26 marketing year.
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Published on October 2, 2025
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