State Bank of India & Tata Motors

State Bank of India: The State Bank of India has implemented measures to contain the impact of the Iran war on the rupee and foreign exchange reserves, but faces increasing pressure to address inflation and slowing economic growth.

Tata Motors: Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has hiked prices to offset increased input costs.

State Bank of India: The RBI is the central regulator that issued the revised upper-layer NBFC list, retaining Tata Sons and other entities, while keeping Tata Sons' deregistration application pending.

Tata Motors: A key listed subsidiary of Tata Sons, potentially affected by any changes in Tata Sons' ownership structure.

State Bank of India: The State Bank of India is expected to keep policy rates unchanged, but faces upward pressure on domestic bond yields due to fiscal deficit and energy costs.

Tata Motors: Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has hiked prices to offset increased input costs.

State Bank of India: The RBI is the regulator; the transaction is subject to its approval. No direct impact on the RBI.

Tata Motors: Tata Motors was previously merged into Tata Sons — Tata Sons; its mention provides context for AUM growth but is not directly impacted by this acquisition.

Tata Motors: Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles was listed among the biggest laggards in the S&P BSE Sensex, indicating a negative impact from the market downturn.