Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  RBI’s new liquidity framework has some inherent risks

Ø  'India should open agri sector to US investment'

Ø  DRT directs JP Morgan Bank not to disburse $40 mn to Mallya 

Ø  Euro zone still faces risk of deflation: ECB's Visco

Ø  UK staying in EU important for investment: Microsoft

Ø  Higher STT on sale of option contracts from June 1: NSE

Ø  Projects worth Rs 10 lakh crore cleared by Environment Ministry: Javadekar

Ø  Trading on stk exchanges may stretch till 5 PM



Ø  Govt chooses SBI to kick off bank merger

Ø  Consumer confidence at 9-year high

Ø  Govt sets up FRBM committee on fiscal deficit range

Ø  India could lose at least $2 bn in apparel exports under TPP

Ø  Infra projects' credit rating system expected soon

Ø  High agri prices to put pressure on food inflation

Ø  Oil extends gains, US crude at seven-month high on supply concerns

Ø  Rupee free fall continues, down 7 paise to 66.87

Business Line

Ø  State Bank of India mulls divesting 5% stake in NSE 

Ø  Nielsen: India tops global confidence rankings in Q1

Ø  Small-ticket investments by private equity firms gaining traction

Ø  There’s little ammunition left with central banks, says Mark Matthews 

Ø  Syndicate Bank reports net loss of ₹2,158 crore in Q4 

Ø  Five Indian car models fail NCAP crash test

Mint

Ø  Tata Steel calls off Tata Metaliks merger

Ø  Syndicate Bank writes off Rs883 crore against fraud at branches

Ø  Ratan Tata invests in medical emergency response start-up MUrgency

Ø  Alok Industries may demerge operations

Ø  Srei Infrastructure Finance plans to sell non-core ventures

Financial Express               

Ø  Sensex ends 120 points up, Nifty settles below 7,900;

Ø  With $118.9 bn, India 12th top foreign holder of US govt bonds

Ø  States' gross market borrowings seen at Rs 3.5 lakh cr in FY17

Ø  Row over states' goods entry tax; SC sets up 9-judges bench

Ø  Sun TV shares soar 10% on expectation of DMK win in TN



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Swamy to PM: Rajan not 'fully Indian', sack him immediately

Ø  Solar programme bags $625m World Bank aid

Ø  Growth in demat account openings remains sluggish

Ø  Compat sets aside Rs 1,773-cr penalty on Coal India

Ø  Indian smartphone shipments plunge 8.2% in Q1