Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman explained the discontinuation of gold bonds attributing it to rising borrowing costs and global economic challenges, favoring government securities market for raising resources efficiently.
The Reserve Bank of India announced injecting Rs 80,000 crore liquidity through open market operations in four tranches to enhance liquidity in the market.
SEBI extended the deadline for preparing retail algo trading rules to August 1, aiming to regulate algo providers for retail investors' entry into algo trading.
Gross GST collections for March rose by 9.9% to Rs 1.96 lakh crore, with significant contributions from Central GST, State GST, Integrated GST, and compensation cess.
Maharashtra approved bike taxis with only electric bikes permitted to take pillion passengers, in line with promoting electric vehicle usage.
US stocks declined before tariff announcements by President Trump, contributing to a volatile market session, while Indian indices closed low following the trend.
Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai saw sales growth in March, with Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, and TVS Motor also reporting positive sales figures.
The government's move to convert Vodafone's spectrum liabilities may offer a temporary relief, but the telecom provider may need more support to overcome its financial challenges.
Other notable stories include trade talks between India and Chile, SEBI's new municipal bonds rating framework, IndiGo CEO's views on ticket affordability, clean energy focus, and Gen Z's entrepreneurial endeavors.
NDTV Profit summarized the key headlines including financial updates, market insights, and regulatory changes, offering a quick overview of the day's top stories.