Ø Moody's pegs India's growth at 7.5% for next two years
Ø Sebi notifies exit route for dissenting investor
Ø Venezuela inflation hits 180.9%, GDP down 5.7%
Ø RBI turns down NBFCs' plea to sale NPS
Ø OUIDF approves nine projects worth Rs 905.19 cr for ULBs
Ø India is relatively less exposed to external headwinds: Moody's
Ø Govt considers 'bad bank' proposal despite doubts
Ø Invetment commitments worth Rs 15 lakh cr received during Make In India Week
Ø Digital agri market platform to be launched on April 14: PM Modi
Ø Pharma companies increase investments in biotech segment
Ø Government to come out with new textiles policy by April
Ø Cairn India can't export excess crude: Centre tells HC
Business Line
Ø Mumbai to get nation’s 2nd International Finance Centre
Ø Govt expects Rs 30,000 cr investment in 74 textile parks
Ø Cipla completes $550 mn acquisition of two US firms
Ø Discount broker SAMCO forays into margin funding
Ø Slag cement to build highways can be game changer: Gadkari
Ø NTPC arm ties up with German institutes for solar power research
Mint
Ø PE/VC fund managers cheer move to allow pension funds to invest in AIFs
Ø Coal India, world’s top coal miner, told to reform as import costs plunge
Ø Tata Steel sweetens employee separation plan, number of retirees jump
Ø Nestle sales rise at slowest pace in 6 years on Asian weakness
Ø Sebi forms panel to refund Rs49,000 crore to PACL investors
Financial Express
Ø Sensex ends 267 points up, Nifty50 settles at 7,192; Dr Reddy's, Hindalco gain
Ø FM may stretch fiscal deficit target to 3.8% in FY17: HSBC
Ø Gold price falls on muted demand, global cues
Ø MFs bullish on IT stocks; exposure at record high
Ø Quick Heal Technologies shares down over 15% on debut
Financial Chronicle
Ø Moody's pegs India's GDP growth at 7.5% in 2016, 2017
Ø Govt to buyback Rs 15,000 crore worth of bonds
Ø Irdai norms to ensure no forced sale of home cover
Ø Group of ministers discusses draft aviation policy
Ø Pincon acquires Singapore Co to tap SE Asian markets
Ø Committed to India as long-term investor: Vodafone
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