Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan faces ghosts of rupee's past

Ø  Cabinet clears bill for speedy recovery of bad loans

Ø  US industrial output falls in May, manufacturing slips

Ø  Cabinet's nod to merger of 5 associate banks with SBI

Ø  Japanese, Chinese realtors bullish on Indian realty

Ø  Trade surplus in services expands to $5.72 billion

Ø  Oil at $45-$50 can supply deficit: Goldman Sachs



Ø  Fed leaves interest rates unchanged, signals two hikes this year

Ø  Trade deficit widens to three-month high in May

Ø  UK Treasury chief warns of tax rises in case of EU exit

Ø  Companies Act needs further amendments: Report

Ø  CERC observes market violations by power exchanges

Ø  22% rain deficiency due to slow-progress of SW monsoon

Ø  European investors buy heavily into gold ahead of Brexit poll

Business Line

Ø   Bill seeking special status for India fails to pass US Senate

Ø  HUDCO’s 10% stake-sale plan gets Cabinet nod

Ø  India-EU project for waste water reuse raises crop yield 

Ø  Cabinet clears civil aviation policy

Ø  Automatic info exchange: India, Switzerland agree to speed up pact 

Ø  MNRE to set up 1,000 MW wind power projects 

Mint

Ø  LIC willing to be partner in India’s maiden sovereign wealth fund

Ø  Reliance Jio may launch services by September: officials

Ø  ChrysCapital, GIC may buy SBI’s 5% stake in NSE

Ø  Nippon Express in talks to buy 43% stake in TVS Logistics

Ø  Marc Andreessen sees big exits for tech start-ups in next wave

Ø  India car firms form consortium for electric vehicle components

Ø  Rupee closes up 0.17% against US dollar

Financial Express               

Ø  Exports post marginal drop in May as non-oil sectors recover

Ø  SoftBank sees up to $2.4 bn profit on Alibaba share sale

Ø  Indian real estate may attract $2 billion investment from Japan

Ø  Gold imports decline 39 per cent to $1.47 bn in May

Ø  Trade unions threatens strike over NITI Aayog's proposal to sell Air India

Ø  PNGRB drops 7 out of 11 cities for CNG retail licenses



Financial Chronicle

Ø  India's GDP growth to cross 8% this fiscal: Panagariya

Ø  Fertiliser output likely to set new record in FY17

Ø  Vedanta shareholders’ nod to hike inter-corporate loan

Ø  CCI to probe 3 more complaints against Monsanto

Ø  Sebi confirms ban on 19 entities in tax evasion case

Ø  JLR begins operations at Brazilian plant