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India Business News: NEW DELHI: Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have recently become net sellers in Indian stocks as they cumulatively sold stocks worth Rs 5,254 crore,.

Auto Sector: Decked up automobile showrooms of the city saw heavy rush of customers on the occasion to buy vehicles with most showrooms sold more than daily average sales.

Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra and Eicher Motor gained around 3% each, hitting new highs during the trading session. Battery maker Exide soared 16.8% to new record levels. TVS Motor rose 3.2%.

ISLAMABAD: In a surprise move, Japanese government threatened Pakistan to take the case for forcing its three car...

Exide Industries surged 13 percent to hit a record high of ₹363.35 after South Korean auto giants Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation announced a partnership with Exide Energy Solutions Ltd, a subsidiary of Exide Industries for electric vehicle battery localisation in India.

The single biggest name which comes into my eyes is basically the housing loan companies, be it Chola, there are tonnes of names in the financial sector you can play the real estate boom. A) The yields are better. B) They are as good as secured loans. C) These companies have their costs or I would say their deposits which they have got at relatively high rates.

Manish Raj Singhania forecasts a post-election spike in PV retails similar to what was seen during the Vidhan Sabha elections. Factors like financial stability, excitement over SUVs, the falling EV prices, good road infrastructure, as well as tge elections impact on vehicle demand will continue to drive sales, says the FADA president.

KARACHI: Pakistan Stock Exchange on Tuesday witnessed a mixed trend as investors remained cautious and avoided ...

Nifty Auto surged 75% in FY24. Will FY25 follow a similar trend? Between passenger vehicles (PVs), commercial vehicles (CVs), and two-wheelers (2W), which segment will lead? Heres what experts believe.

Car Production In Thailand: Thailands February car output drops 19.3% year-on-year on EV imports, lower pickup truck sales. Thailand is Southeast Asias biggest autos production centre and an export base for some of the worlds top carmakers, including Toyota and Honda, with pickup trucks among the key vehicles manufactured. In recent years, Chinese EV brands like BYD and Great Wall Motor have been making inroads into the Thai auto sector, helped by government tax incentives and subsidies.