Friday, 18 November 2016

Business Standard



Ø  No shortage, RBI supplying adequate money: FM

Ø  TCS EGM on Dec 13 to remove Mistry as director

Ø  ICICI, HDFC Bank cut FD rates by 0.25%

Ø  RBI forms task force to ease currency exchange in Nepal

Ø  RBI could use proceeds to retire part of govt debt

Ø  Iran overtakes Saudi Arabia as top oil supplier to India

Ø  Microfinance players may be hit: India Ratings

Ø  Sebi tightens insider trading norms at AMCs

Ø  RBI lifts restriction on FPI investment in bonds

Ø  Janet Yellen says Fed could raise interest rates 'relatively soon'

Ø  India software revenue to touch $5.8 billion in 2017: Gartner

Ø  FIIs pulled out $1 billion in five trading sessions

Ø  DIIs emerge as strong counter balance to overseas funds

Ø Demonetisation: Get Rs 2,000 cash from petrol pumps Nov 24 onwards
Business Line


Mint

Ø  CII calls for single-window clearance for mine allocation

Ø  Rupee up 11 paise against dollar in late trade

Ø  Centre moves Supreme Court to stay proceedings against demonetisation

Ø  Lupin gets USFDA nod for generic pain relieving drug

Ø  Federal Bank ties up with Oxigen for cash management services  

Ø  Replacing scrapped Rs500 and Rs1,000 notes may take six more months

Ø  Vedanta revokes suspension of operations at Bicholim mine in Goa

Ø  Facebook buys facial recognition tech start-up FacioMetrics

Ø  JPMorgan to settle US government probe of China hiring: report

Ø  Indian IT sector growth forecast lowered on Brexit, Donald Trump
Financial Express

Financial Chronicle

Ø Demonetisation to have temporary impact on MFIs, borrowers

Ø  Govt approves Rs 6,068 crore highway projects in 8 states

Ø  ,India comes in at 25 among 27 pension systems globally

Ø  Air India posts Rs 246 cr operating loss in April-June quarter

Ø  RCom creates new infra company Towercom

Ø  No question of roll back of demonetisation: Jaitley

Ø  Mistry skips 2 key board meets of Tata group firms

Ø  Sebi eases PAN verification process for FPIs

Ø  Scheme to construct 1 cr house in 3 years on: Govt

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