Wednesday, 6 April 2016

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  Panama: Not all accounts illegitimate, says Rajan 

Ø  US trade deficit rises in February to 6-month high

Ø  Naming of all defaulters will kill businesses: Raghuram Rajan

Ø  India serves steel anti-dumping notice on China

Ø  France puts Panama back on tax haven blacklist

Ø  Huge cash infusion biggest takeaway from money policy, almost smelt like QE

Ø  Rel Jio could stump mkt with data tariffs at 0.5p/10 kb



Ø  RBI cuts repo rate by 25 bps to 6.5%, lowest in 6 years

Ø  Pay hike to stoke inflation, push up GDP: RBI report

Ø  Inflation could rise on bad monsoon, currency decline: Moody's

Ø  Allow banks' KYC at mutual funds, Sebi writes to FinMin

Ø  Panama Papers probes opened, China limits access to news on leaks

Ø  Bajaj Group to become UP's biggest private power producer

Ø  Govt releases Rs 25,800-crore food subsidy to FCI

Business Line

Ø  BSE launches data on unemployment, consumer sentiments 

Ø  Govt sacks some foreign-funded health consultants

Ø  NITI Aayog to submit divestment plan for CPSEs this month

Ø  Lupin launches generic insomnia drug in US

Ø  NSE to conduct mock, live trading from disaster recovery site

Ø  ‘Gammon will divest, monetise various assets over two years’

Mint

Ø  Sebi panel backs action against NSE

Ø  RBI rate cuts could reduce lending rates by 75 bps

Ø  Risk of once-in-100-year drought means one more India rate cut

Ø  Rupee falls most in 3 weeks, closes weaker against US dollar at 66.46

Ø  RBI’s Vision 2018 for ‘less cash and more digital’ society on the cards

Financial Express                

Ø  Sensex plunges 516 pt on RBI rate cut, Nifty settles below 7,600

Ø  DoT to seek Cabinet nod to change spectrum norms

Ø  JLR workers warn Mistry against Tata Steel 'fire sale'

Ø  Mallya Case: Diageo PLC files objections against DRT Order

Ø  DRT had barred Vijay Mallya from 

Ø  Bankruptcy Bill likely in coming Parliament session, says FM



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Govt to push for consolidation of public sector banks

Ø  Global recovery 'too weak, too fragile': IMF chief

Ø  Maturity of FCNR deposits not to make Re volatile: RBI

Ø  'No FDI in sectors that can put Indian jobs at peril'

Ø  Ireda, TCCL join hands to devise financing products

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