Tuesday, 12 July 2016

Business Standard



Ø  India's fiscal easing constrained by high debt: Moody's

Ø  Govt coming up with with better structure: Crisil

Ø  Coal India to buy back 1.72% stock for Rs 3,650 cr

Ø  Petronet LNG plans $3 bn investment in overseas push

Ø  'RIL's block holds 3.7 times established gas reserves'

Ø  Brexit credit impact on APAC sovereigns to be limited: Moody's

Ø  PE funds look to shift from Cyprus to Mauritius



Ø  India, Russia resolve to deepen trade ties

Ø  Monsoon rains likely to cover entire India in next 48 hours: Met dept

Ø  Delhi High Court issues restraining orders on bank strike

Ø  Steel firms to undo overseas acquisitions on global biz woes

Ø  L&T Infotech IPO fully subscribed on day one

Ø  ICICI Prudential to be listed this fiscal: Kochhar

Business Line

Ø  Govt sets up committee to relook at pulses MSP, bonus

Ø  Nirma bags LafargeHolcim cement assets in India for $1.4 bn

Ø  Inox Wind wins 50 MW order from Atria Power 

Ø  Zydus Cadila gets USFDA nod for diabetes drug

Ø  Morgan Stanley invests ₹114 cr in Five Star Business Finance 

Ø  Sun Pharma introduces anti-cancer product in Europe

Mint

Ø  Indian firms best, China worst on transparency: Survey

Ø  REC, PFC to step up clean energy funding: Piyush Goyal

Ø  redBus acquires majority stake in Peru-based Busportal

Ø  Sovereign wealth funds’ India holdings at a record high

Ø  Airbus said close to $7.5 billion A320neo deal from GoAir

Ø  Tata Steel looks for Europe JV, analysts see talks with Thyssenkrupp

Financial Express               

Ø   S&P hits record high as US economic outlook brightens

Ø  'India's fiscal easing constrained by high debt'

Ø   Sensex surges 500 points on global cues, Nifty settles above 8,460

Ø  Pokemon game adds $7.5 bln to Nintendo market value in two days

Ø  Govt reaches out to Congress for passage of GST in monsoon session



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Russia stalls China’s $1b hydropower loan for Mongolia

Ø  Car sales down 5.18%, passenger vehicle up in June

Ø  Equity MF’s net inflow dips to Rs 320 cr in June

Ø  Govt curbs modernisation of power plants, NTPC worst-hit

Ø  Oil falls as US drillers adjust to lower prices

Ø  Low returns, high labour costs hit rubber farmers hard

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