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Tata Motors bullish on CV demand as India growth can outweigh Iran war impact in long termTata Motors anticipates short-term headwinds for commercial vehicle demand due to West Asia war-induced diesel price hikes. However, MD & C...- White House set to host weapons makers as US defence stockpile worry growsThe White House is convening defense contractors this week to ramp up munitions production, as stockpiles are strained by the ongoing confl...
- Tata taps China's Chery for premium EV push, sources sayTata Motors is set to license an automaking platform from China's Chery. This collaboration aims to accelerate the launch of Tata's premium...
- Global Market: Japan inflation slows sharply, but energy risks cloud outlookJapan's core inflation eased to a four-year low in April, driven by government subsidies. However, rising energy costs due to the Iran conf...
- Global Market: China’s April growth slows sharply as consumption, factory output weakenChina's economy shows signs of slowing down. Industrial output, retail sales, and investment activity weakened in April. This slowdown is l...
- China's economy slows in April as output, retail sales disappoint in blow to outlookChina’s industrial output growth slowed to 4.1% in April from 5.7% in March, missing market expectations of a 5.9% rise, official data show...
- Tata Motors CV shares jump 3% but brokerages are cautious. Here’s whyTata Motors CV shares jumped 3% on Friday, recovering from previous losses despite Q4 earnings that failed to impress markets. The company ...
- Hyundai shares jump 5% despite 22% YoY fall in Q4 net profit to Rs 1,256 croreHyundai Motor India shares surged nearly 5% despite a 22% drop in Q4 FY26 net profit, as brokerages maintained 'Buy' ratings. The automaker...
- China's car sales drop for seventh month in April; exports roarChina's car sales experienced a 21.6% year-on-year decline in April, marking the seventh consecutive month of contraction. Automakers are i...
- Hyundai India plans ₹7,500-cr capex for FY27 as Q4 net fallsHyundai India is investing ₹7,500 crore and launching two new models this fiscal year to capitalize on rising demand. The company plans to ...
- Global Market: Japan’s Nikkei soars past 63,000 to record high, JGB ralliesJapan's financial markets surged on Thursday, with the Nikkei 225 reaching a record high, driven by global optimism from strong tech earnin...
- US stocks today: Nasdaq underperforms S&P 500, Dow as AI growth worries hit tech stocksThe Nasdaq Composite saw a decline on Tuesday. Investors are questioning the sustainability of the artificial intelligence boom for tech st...
- Trump tariffs here to stay, US trade official tells Mexican firms: SourcesUS trade representatives have informed Mexico that President Trump's tariffs on auto and steel sectors are here to stay. These duties will ...
- Trump tariff refunds begin today: Gokaldas Exports, Avanti Feeds, other textile and shrimp stocks rally up to 7%Export-oriented shrimp and textile stocks rallied up to 7% on Tuesday after the US began rolling out refunds for tariffs imposed during Don...
- NCR workers unrest adds to cost strain on firms already hit by Iran warWorker protests over minimum wages are escalating in Noida and Manesar. This unrest, following a significant wage hike in Haryana, is incre...
- Hyundai Motor flags export disruptions as Middle East conflict hits shippingHyundai Motor faces export disruptions due to the Middle East conflict. Shipments to Europe and North Africa are delayed, increasing costs....
- Japan's economy contracts for first time in six quarters on tariff hitJapan's economy contracted by nearly 2% in the July-September quarter. This marks the first economic shrinkage in six quarters. Exports fel...
- Hyundai sales dip 7% in NovemberHyundai Motor India reported a 7% year-on-year decline in total sales for November, with 61,252 units sold. Domestic sales saw a 2% decreas...
- China tells carmakers to pause investment in EU countries backing EV tariffs, sources sayChina instructed its automakers to stop heavy investment in European countries supporting tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. This follow...
- Locked-out auto companies risk losing billions in exportsAuto companies fear they may lose orders to Chinese and South East Asian manufacturers.
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