Sunday, September 06
Royal Enfield has unveiled the new Meteor 350 Sundowner Orange special edition at Motoverse 2025 in Goa.This exclusive variant joins the 2025 Meteor 350 lineup as a factory-fitted, long-distance cruiser. The Sundowner Orange edition comes equipped with a deluxe touring seat, compact flyscreen, passenger backrest, and the Tripper navigation pod. It also features premium aluminium tubeless spoke wheels, a slip-and-assist clutch, adjustable levers, LED headlamp, and a USB Type-C fast-charging port.This limited-run model proudly sports a special commemorative badge. The Meteor 350 Sundowner Orange is priced at Rs 2,18,882 (ex-showroom, Chennai), and bookings will begin on November 22, 2025.Himalayan 750 likely to followMeanwhile, Royal Enfield is also expected to reveal the highly-anticipated
Indian conglomerate Adani Enterprises' unit sold shares worth 25 billion rupees ($278.9 million) in AWL Agri Business via bulk deals, data from exchanges showed on Friday. Data from NSE showed that Adani Commodities, a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises, sold 39.5 million shares in AWL Agri for 275.09 rupees apiece, while data from BSE showed that it sold 51.5 million shares for 275 rupees apiece. That reflects a discount of about 0.6% to Thursday's close.The unit owned a 20% stake in AWL Agri, as of September 30, representing 259.9 million shares held, exchange data showed
Dallas Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan on Friday called for leaving the policy rate on hold "for a time" while the central bank assesses how much of a brake the current level of borrowing costs is putting on the economy, with soaring stock prices one reason to think it may not be much.In remarks in Zurich, she repeated her view that the October interest-rate cut from the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee was not warranted, given too-high inflation and a "roughly balanced" labor market. She said wasn't even sure in September that the Fed ought to have reduced rates then."With two rate cuts now in place, I'd find it difficult to cut rates again in December unless there is clear evidence that inflation will fall faster than expected or that the labor market will cool more rapid
