Top Business Headlines – July 5, 2025

  1. India’s National Debt Crosses ₹205 Lakh Crore

Government data reveals India’s total public debt has surged past ₹205 lakh crore. Experts warn about fiscal discipline, while the finance ministry claims it remains within sustainable limits.

  1. Sensex Rises by 250 Points, Nifty Closes Above 24,200

Markets opened strong and stayed positive, led by gains in Reliance, Tata Motors, and Adani Ports. IT stocks underperformed amid global tech slowdown concerns.

  1. Record Foreign Investment in Indian Startups – June 2025

Over $2.5 billion in foreign direct investment flowed into Indian startups in June, marking a 15% increase from May. Fintech and healthtech remain hot sectors.

  1. Gold and Silver Prices Surge on Global Cues

Gold touched ₹62,000/10g and silver crossed ₹75,000/kg, driven by safe-haven demand and uncertainty in global markets.

  1. Government Announces New Industrial Corridors in 5 States

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry unveiled plans for new industrial corridors in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh, aimed at boosting exports and employment.

  1. TCS and Infosys Face US Visa Scrutiny Again

Indian IT giants under renewed investigation over H-1B visa allocations. Stocks dipped 1.5% on the news.

  1. RBI Likely to Hold Repo Rate at 6.5% in Upcoming Policy Meet

Analysts expect RBI to maintain status quo amid moderating inflation and uncertain global economic conditions.

  1. Electric Vehicle Sales Up 28% in Q2 2025

India registered a sharp rise in EV sales, led by Tata, Ola Electric, and Ather. Government subsidies and high fuel prices are accelerating the transition.

  1. Adani Group to Invest ₹30,000 Crore in Renewable Projects

Adani Green Energy announces major expansion, targeting 10 GW solar and wind capacity by 2027.

  1. Rupee Slips to 83.05 Against USD

Slight depreciation due to global dollar strength and FII outflows, say forex traders.

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