Business Standard
Ø Govt staff's pay hikes may fund bank capitalisation
Ø Central funds transfer to states declined 0.3% in FY16: RBI
Ø 30% of state public enterprises loss-making: RBI report
Ø ECB sets boundaries to action against slowdown
Ø Rs 10,247-cr fine on top of Rs 29k cr tax notice on Cairn
Ø Panama Papers part of US plot to weaken Russia: Putin
Ø Flour mills to continue importing wheat from Australia despite 25% duty
Ø Bank Board Bureau to discuss capital, consolidation on April 8
Ø US jobless claims fall despite anemic economic growth
Ø Move towards 4% inflation to contain rupee volatility: Raghuram Rajan
Ø Telcos urge govt to reduce spectrum usage charges to 1% in phases
Ø Power reforms may pressure states' budgets: RBI
Ø New policy to facilitate RCOM, Jio spectrum sharing
Business Line
Ø ‘Agriculture related decisions may appear skewed, but have own rationale’
Ø Adani to restart talks with stakeholders over Australian mine project
Ø ABN Amro executive steps down in Panama scandal
Ø Despite market fall, pledging of shares by promoters up only marginally year-on-year
Ø Spices Board issues new testing norms for cumin exports
Mint
Ø WTO cuts 2016 global trade forecast to 2.8%
Ø Aptel says no to compensatory tariff; Adani Power, Tata Power fall
Ø SC directs Vijay Mallya to disclose all assets as banks reject repayment offer
Ø LIC may invest Rs2.7 trillion in capital markets this fiscal year
Ø OCBC to buy Barclays Asia wealth business for $320 million
Financial Express
Ø Sensex slumps 215 points on earnings worries
Ø 'Aspire to be entrepreneurial engine for developing world'
Ø SBI cuts home loan interest rate to 9.45 per cent
Ø LIC clocks Rs 11k-cr profit through equity investments in FY16
Ø IOB to sell 'Indian Gold Coin' on Gudi Padwa in Mumbai on Friday
Financial Chronicle
Ø India less susceptible to external shocks: Moody's
Ø Moody's changes RCom's outlook to negative from stable
Ø Global IT spend to fall 0.5% in 2016; India stays strong
Ø Equitas IPO top draw, issue oversubscribed 17.21 times
Ø Consumer sentiment rises to 4-month high in March
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