Tuesday, 12 January 2016

Business Standard

Business Standard

Ø  Sebi tightens norms for MFs' exposure to bonds

Ø  Global slowdown to continue this year: Stiglitz

Ø  PFC, REC to lend Rs 1 L-cr to green energy sector

Ø  India IT firms may raise fees to counter dearer US visas

Ø  BofA cuts forecasts for crude oil price in 2016, 2017

Ø  FinMin to assume oil price at below $50 in Budget

Ø  Oil likely to slide to $20s: Morgan Stanley



Ø  CRH enters race to buy Lafarge India

Ø  Govt to permit transfer of non-auctioned captive mines

Ø  Unitech bosses get 3 days' interim bail in cheating case

Ø  Foreign funds to keep off equities on muted earnings: BofA-ML

Ø  Sebi tightens exit policy for comexes

Ø  Tamil Nadu fixes Rs 2,850 per tonne SAP for sugarcane

Ø  Essar Oil offers ultra-low sulphur diesel in rare move: Traders

Business Line

Ø  Climate change financial losses pegged at $32 bn

Ø   ‘India will outperform other markets in the low-return world of today’ 

Ø  Rafale jet fighter final contract signing likely to be delayed further

Ø  Consumption demand, earnings, inflation to decide market outlook: Moody’s 

Ø  China shares close down 5.33% on economic worries

Ø  Suzlon bags 197.40 MW repeat order in AP

Mint

Ø  CERC allows increase in electricity rate for Reliance Power’s Sasan UMPP

Ø  Indian Oil to spend Rs4 K cr on Paradip refinery upgrade

Ø  GE’s Rs1,926 crore open offer for Alstom T&D India below trade price

Ø  Rupee closes 17 paise lower against US dollar at 66.81

Ø  Aurobindo gets FDA nod to sell norethindrone acetate tablets in US

Ø  Foreign ship owners decide to fly the Indian flag

Financial Express

Ø  Sensex closes 109 points down as China jitters continue, Nifty settles above 7,560

Ø  Govt committed to reforms; will push GST, other bills: Venkaiah Naidu

Ø  TRAI's call drop rule a knee-jerk reaction: Telcos to High Court

Ø  Tata Motors global sales rise 7 pct in December

Ø  50K km of highways to be declared as NHs: Gadkari



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Change regulations to create mechanism for innovation: Tata

Ø  MFs log Rs 1.62 lakh cr inflows in Apr-Dec FY16

Ø  ONGC expects assent for developing east coast find in Feb

Ø  Tata Steel ramps up production amidst declining prices

Ø  Poor demand forces govt to buy back inflation-indexed bonds

Ø  USL gets shareholders' nod to be guarantor for loan by arm

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