Monday 25 January 2016

Economic Times

Economic Times

Business Standard
Ø  RBI seeks Rs 26,000 cr more for capital infusion by 2018

Ø  Rs 60k-cr Rafale deal on "track": Hollande

Ø  Eastern states led by West Bengal can be a $3 trillion economy by 2035: Report

Ø  Gold monetisation: Govt to pay banks 2.5% commission

Ø  China to earmark USD 2.57 bn to improve air quality

Ø  France to invest $1 billion per year: PM Modi


Ø  Jaiprakash gets four bids for 20 mtpa cement biz

Ø  Adani-IOC, GAIL, Gujarat Gas vie for CNG licence

Ø  Gains from gold scheme will be exempted from tax, says govt

Ø  Retrospective tax is thing of the past: PM Modi

Ø  Domestic tyre companies seek protection against dumping from China

Ø  Drug manufacturers urge govt to reconsider hike in product approval fee

Business Line
Ø  Small deficit slippage not to impact India’s profile: Moody’s

Ø  NSEL challenges Financial Intelligence Unit penalty 

Ø  Budget may roll out more support for start-ups

Ø   Now, gold can be deposited in bulk directly with refiners

Ø  Reliance Entertainment to co-produce Indo-French film ‘nOmber One’ 

Ø  ONGC gets nod for Rs. 53,000 cr KG basin infra project 

Mint
Ø  USL shareholders approve of BIFR reporting

Ø  Cairn India’s Q3 profit plunges 99% on fall in global oil prices

Ø  R-Com’s December quarter profit drops 15%

Ø  Spectrum auction likely to be held in May-June: Telecom secretary

Ø  Sanctions lifted, Iran’s Rouhani heads to Europe to drum up business

Financial Express                

Ø  UBL plans to launch Kingfisher Buzz in all major cities by December

Ø  FPIs take out Rs 9,500 crore from equities in New Year

Ø  Economy to improve; pvt investments still a concern

Ø  Govt mobilises 900 kgs of gold under monetisation scheme

Ø  Moody's places ONGC, OVL rating on review for downgrade


Financial Chronicle
Ø  Maruti holds sway in passenger vehicle segment

Ø  Discontinuation of NSC cuts investor choices

Ø  Indian market should be off the crude hook by Feb

Ø  ITC Q3 profit increases marginally to Rs 2,652 crore

Ø  Q3 show to steer market, volatility here to stay

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