Business Standard
Ø IMF warns Pak of China-Pak Economic Corridor
Ø Institutions can play key role in financial inclusion: FM
Ø UK govt downplays cabinet tensions over Brexit
Ø Road construction pace set to double by FY18: Crisil
Ø India's groundnut production to increase by 70%: SEA
Ø Airtel Awards Rs 3,350 crore 4G contract to Nokia
Ø A $10 billion unhedged gap makes rupee's future tense
Ø GST Council to meet on Tuesday, decide tax rate by Oct 20
Ø Centre proposes 26% peak rate for GST
Ø Kharif Crop Survey- 1: Pulses output might be a bumper one
Ø Appeal to GST Council for highest tobacco tax
Ø Anti-dumping duty likely on a chemical from 3 nations
Ø Cheaper pound hope for Tata group firms
Ø Gold savings schemes under Sebi scanner
Business Line
Mint
Ø CAD may stay below 1% of GDP: DBS
Ø BSE asks brokers to submit bank, demat a/c details by Oct26
Ø Gold bonds eligible for trading from Oct 19
Ø UltraTech Cement Q2 net profit jumps 25% to Rs. 614 cr
Ø Shorter crushing season expected on lower cane supply
Ø South-West monsoon may exit entire country in next 2 days
Ø Rosneft’s Essar Oil deal takes Russia’s turf war to Middle East backyard
Ø Ashok Leyland unveils India’s first indigenous electric bus
Ø ReNew Power plans to raise $500 million via offshore bonds
Ø Morgan Stanley brokers use bank pact to flee, clients in tow
Ø Standard Chartered’s India problem is (half) solved by Essar deal
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø BSE, NSE to conduct 60-minute 'Muhurat Trading' on Diwali
Ø Sensex ends 144 points down, Nifty settles below 8,530
Ø India, US trade ministers to meet on October 20 as part of Trade Policy Forum
Ø Govt unlikely to go in for cut in public expenditure
Ø Samsung to pump Rs 1,970 cr to boost Noida facility capacity
Ø Panel set up to review gold regulatory policies
Ø Oil prices slip on rise in US drilling, strong dollar
Ø Rice prices may stay stable despite record production
Ø PepsiCo sets global target for sugar reduction
Ø Cumin may witness bullish trend in coming months
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