Thursday, 3 November 2016

Business Standard



Ø   UK downgrade warned if Brexit deal weakens growth

Ø  Govt, 3 PSUs to set up equity fund for renewables

Ø  Fed resumes meeting, expected to hold rates steady

Ø  Oil down 3 per cent after record US crude build

Ø  As China shifts from oil exporter to importer, fortunes change

Ø  India to launch clean energy equity fund: Sources

Ø  Vodafone case: ICJ rejects plea to replace arbitrator 


Ø  S&P affirms India's sovereign ratings, says outlook is stable

Ø  Leadership changes on Tata Sons not to impact risk profile: CRISIL

Ø  Coal stocks dip in 58 power plants, govt denies shortage

Ø  Tech Mahindra bags two contracts from Nordic region

Ø  LIC cut investments in Tata group during Mistry tenure

Ø  Reliance Jio to install 45,000 mobile towers in 6 months to boost 4G network


Mint

Ø  Govt starts review of foreign trade policy

Ø  Govt proposes annual surveys on employment and labour force

Ø  SEBI revamps secondary market advisory committee

Ø  Lupin gets USFDA nod for birth control pill

Ø  Support may limit downside in NCDEX turmeric

Ø  Welspun India credit rating remains stable 


Ø  Banks cut lending and deposit rates

Ø  Tata empire split as Cyrus Mistry stays chairman of group units

Ø  Airtel planning rural expansion, in wake of Jio entry: CEO Gopal Vittal

Ø  Mutual funds now hold more Indian stocks than LIC

Ø  Bank credit to NBFCs highest in three years: RBI data

Ø  Reliance Jio to install 45,000 mobile towers in 6 months


Financial Chronicle

Ø  BSE Sensex slides close to 350 points to end at 27,527.22, NSE Nifty settles at 8,514

Ø  Fear of Donald Trump Pushes Gold Above $1,300 as Investors Seek Haven

Ø  India-China hold JWG  meet on setting up Industrial Parks in India  


Ø  India Inc believes eco faring better; credit an issue

Ø  Norms on onetime settlement for debt ridden soon

Ø  'Remove anomalies across sectors before GST rollout'

Ø  PM chairs high-level meet,discusses steps to reduce oil import

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