Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Business Standard



Ø  Debt market likely to give better returns vs equity: CLSA

Ø  'India's CAD may swing to surplus in Q1 2016'

Ø  Parliamentary panel asks coal PSUs to recover dues

Ø  India's infrastructure output touches 16-month high in March 

Ø  Govt mulls allowing loss-making PSUs run PF trusts

Ø  'NALCO agrees to buy back 25% stake from govt'

Ø  India to revoke compulsory sugar export order



Ø  HDFC Ltd Q4 net profit jumps 31% to Rs 3,460 cr

Ø  Iron ore exports dipped due to global slowdown: Govt

Ø  SBI, HDFC to launch nationwide sale of Sahara properties

Ø  South India tea production hit due to heat wave, drought

Ø  Vijay Mallya resigns from Rajya Sabha

Ø  UN court rules in favor of Italy, asks India to free marine Salvatore Girone

Business Line

Ø  India to clock 7.4% GDP growth this fiscal: StanChart

Ø  SEBI to firms: disclose shareholding, control data for past 3 yrs 

Ø  Palm oil futures to test support levels, keep rising 

Ø  MF body fails to cut ice with rigid SEBI on pay disclosure 

Ø  Bajaj Auto April sales fall 2% on lower exports

Ø  NSEL-FTIL merger: Bombay HC sets June 15 as next hearing date

Mint

Ø  SBI revises minimum lending rate by 5 bps to 9.15%

Ø  Convergys in talks to buy Minacs for $500 million

Ø  Mahindra passenger vehicles sales grow 16% in April

Ø  L&T Finance Q4 profit rises 15.22% to Rs236.85 crore

Ø  India amends mining law in a boost to cement mergers and banks

Ø  Maruti Suzuki’s domestic sales up 16% in April

Financial Express               

Ø  'Strong Indian growth to push up Asian economy to 5.7%'

Ø  CBI denies its probe in coal scam compromised

Ø  Govt may cap sugar holding at 500 tn per trader to curb hoarding 

Ø  Kishore Biyani steps down as MD of Future Retail

Ø  BoJ's monetary policy could be harming Japan



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Indian-origin tycoon’s firm confirms bid for Tata Steel in UK

Ø  RelianceDef gets 15 more permits across spectrum

Ø  Won’t succumb to pressure in resolving oil disputes: Govt

Ø  Rajya Sabha passes mines and minerals bill

Ø  Tata Power goes digital, introduces app for stakeholders

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