Friday 29 January 2016

Economic Times



Business Standard

Ø  Bharati Defence in talks with foreign cos for warship JV

Ø  Rollover of short positions hints at negative bias

Ø  'Boost to economy from falling oil prices fading'

Ø  Govt sets Rs 189/share as floor price for EIL stake

Ø  Indian economy has potential to grow at 8%: Montek Singh

Ø  'Indians 3rd biggest investor in US realty market at $8 bn'

Ø  Govt may impose antidumping duty on plastic processing machine



Ø  Budget may offer TDS relief to taxpayers

Ø  Govt to drastically lower FY17 disinvestment target: Assocham

Ø  India gets more voting rights as IMF implements quota reforms

Ø  Maruti Suzuki Q3 net up 27% at Rs 1,019 cr

Ø  FTIL enters stake sale pact with Dubai commodity centre

Ø  Edelweiss Tokio Life Insurance to increase foreign stake to 49%

Ø  BSE seeks Sebi nod to proceed with IPO

Business Line

Ø  China floods financial system with $52 bn to boost liquidity 

Ø  Govt to get Rs. 726 crore via 2nd tranche of gold bond scheme 

Ø  Bharti Airtel Q3 net profit falls 22% to Rs.1,117 cr

Ø  Tea production dips in 2015 on adverse weather

Ø  Punj Lloyd-Limak jt venture wins Rs. 2,780-cr Turkey order

Mint

Ø  Govt announces names of first set of 20 smart cities

Ø  Vedanta’s Q3 profit falls 99% to Rs17.91 cr; shares surge 5.32%

Ø  SC asks Adani Hazira Port to deposit Rs25 crore penalty on NGT order

Ø  FIIs not sold on IDBI Bank’s QIP proposal

Ø  ICICI Bank profit growth hit as bad loans, provisions rise

Financial Express                

Ø  RBI seen easing only once this year as inflation climbs

Ø  Sensex, Nifty end flat on derivatives expiry

Ø  UK telecom fraud: 3 Wipro call centre staff arrested

Ø  Reliance Retail starts sale of its 4G LYF devices

Ø  Govt to award road projects covering 10k km this fiscal



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Fed keeps rates unchanged, says 'monitoring' global economy

Ø  RBI to maintain status quo on rate: Citi

Ø  Tokio Marine allowed to hike stake in India JV to 49%

Ø  Realty prices may rise by 7% in first six months of 2016

Ø  Govt may re-impose customs duty on crude oil imports

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