Tuesday 22 March 2016

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  India loves conspiracy theories: FM Jaitley on rift with RBI

Ø  Airbus in talks with Bharat Forge and M&M to forge some of its parts in India 

Ø  Oil up on drawdown data; eyes on US output

Ø  India to get $421 mn from US for solar, internet projs

Ø  Govt may permit 100% FDI in more NBFC segments

Ø  Airtel seals deal to sell towers to ATC in Tanzania

Ø  Excess rainfall in over 72% of the country in March: IMD



Ø  Rajan for global pact for monetary policy issues

Ø  CCI asks PVR to sell some assets to clinch deal with DT Cinemas

Ø  India's current account deficit for Q3 dips to 1.3% of GDP

Ø  Brokers say no to no-frills demat accounts

Ø  ED interrogates IDBI officials in Kingfisher loan case

Ø  Govt permits export of 723 tonne of more sugar to US under low tariff rates

Ø  PE & VC industry welcomes Guidelines for application of sec 9A

Ø  MCX improves global commodity exchanges ranking

Business Line

Ø  FIPB okays 15 FDI proposals worth Rs.7,261 crore, rejects 10

Ø  Brokers’ forum appeals to SEBI for status quo on minimum networth

Ø  Nippon Life gets FIPB nod for increasing stake in Reliance Life to 49%

Ø  BHEL commissiones second 270-MW thermal unit for GVK Power 

Ø  Investments via P-Notes slump to 18-month low of Rs. 2.18 lakh cr

Mint

Ø  Govt prepares bailout for steel sector

Ø  Infibeam’s Rs 450 crore IPO subscribed 0.21 times on Day 1

Ø  Ambit of equalization levy likely to cover more online transactions

Ø  Jindal brothers said to be near $782 million power plant deal

Ø  New defence procurement procedure to be unveiled at Defexpo

Ø  Department of telecom may not auction all 700 Mhz spectrum in one go

Financial Express                

Ø  Sensex ends above 25,000; Nifty50 settles above 7,700

Ø  RBI to cut rates by 25 bps on April 5: Deutsche Bank

Ø  No reply to Income Tax notice would be at own risk: Delhi High Court to Vodafone

Ø  Delhi HC extends till March 28 interim stay on ban of some FDC drugs

Ø  Jewellers divided on excise hike; Delhi, Mumbai shops shut due to strike



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Growth prospects positive as reforms gain traction: D&B

Ø  Govt, industry chambers pledge to protect consumers

Ø  Emerging markets see a reversal of fortunes

Ø  IKEA announces euro 12.4 million grant to Water.org

Ø  Banks on 4-day holiday from Thursday

Ø  Britannia to terminate share transfer agent

Ø  VFS raises Rs 10 cr from Capital First

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