Wednesday 27 January 2016

Business Standard



Ø  Don't mess with yuan, China warns star investor George Soros

Ø  Mfg activity falls to one year low in Jan: SBI Index

Ø  Persistent eyes $1 bn revenue, focus on acquisitions

Ø  Cartel hoarding dal stocks abroad to jack up prices: IB

Ø  Gold jumps to 12-week high as equities and oil tumble

Ø  Germany to invest 130 bn euro on defence: Sources



Ø  Chinese banks face more risk amid volatility: Moody's

Ø  World steel output falls 2.8% in 2015; first decline since 2009

Ø  Govt mulls coastal economic zones to boost manufacturing

Ø  Huge sell-off wipes out Rs 7.9 lakh cr from investor wealth in Jan

Ø  Oil rises further above $30 on hopes of deal to tackle glut

Business Line

Ø  Global fight against corporate tax avoidance takes off

Ø  11 Cos object NSAI’s support for cotton seed price regulation 

Ø  Unit-2 of Kundankulam Nuclear plant to be commissioned shortly

Ø  Wider deficit carries risk of delay to rating upgrade: Report

Ø  India less vulnerable to external shocks: S&P

Ø  SPARC gets SEBI nod to mop up Rs. 250 crore via rights issue  

Mint

Ø  State-run oil firms plan refinery to rival Reliance

Ø  Munich Re to buy additional 23.37% stake in Apollo Munich for Rs163.50 crore

Ø  Godrej Properties enters Noida property market

Ø  Government bonds over-subscribed, FPIs bid worth Rs7,093 cr

Ø  Essel Finance inks last two deals from maiden realty fund

Financial Express                

Ø  Indian asset backed securities stabilised in 2015: Fitch

Ø  $9-billion, 36-plane Rafale deal moves a step closer

Ø  S&P: Indian economy less vulnerable to external shocks

Ø  RBI not in favour of giving special status to NAMCO

Ø  Mukesh, Anil Ambani welcome Padma Vibhushan to Dhirubhai Ambani

Ø  Get NOC for resale of over 10-year-old diesel cars outside NCR



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Realty firms discover an angel in PEs

Ø  Travel insurance gets a boost from unlikely corner - senior citizens

Ø  Rajan joins WEF task force on global financial system

Ø  Nalco may purchase only 15% this year

Ø  Anchor Electricals aims to be export hub for Panasonic

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