Thursday, 5 January 2017

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  'Economy poised for good growth in quarters ahead'

Ø  Removal of cash restrictions after RBI review: FM

Ø  FPIs propose 26% trigger for indirect transfer provisions

Ø  Jio, Tata oppose Airtel, Voda plea in HC

Ø  Rupee rebounds from one-month low, soars 28 paise

Ø  Cabinet gives nod to signing of agri pact with Portugal, Kenya



Ø  FinMin clears 29 investment proposals worth Rs 2.11 lakh cr

Ø  Oil prices rise on expected drop in US oil inventories

Ø  94% of demonetised notes deposited in banks

Ø  Sun Pharma announces successful clinical trial for Seciera

Ø  RIL, Essar respond to motor fuel retail discounts of OMCs

Ø  Arcil moves SC against stamp duty on retail loan NPA

Business Line



Mint

Ø  No agreement on dual control in GST Council meet

Ø  Govt approves transfer of land for second diplomatic enclave

Ø  Fiscal deficit target will be met: DBS 

Ø  Zee-owned TV channel Zindagi eyes more inttl shows

Ø  Tata Trusts, Google India partner with MobiKwik

Ø  NCDEX re-launches castorseed futures



Ø  Tax collections to exceed budget estimates, says Arun Jaitley

Ø  Centre opposes Vodafone’s plea against Trai’s bid to impose Rs1,050-crore penalty

Ø  BSE asks Chambal Fertilisers to explain reasons for surge in trade volumes

Ø  Equities to rule the roost as Indian bond rally runs out of steam

Ø  Insurers paid out $50 billion for natural disasters in 2016

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  TRAI to meet telecom CEOs on Friday; broadcasting heads on Jan 10

Ø  Noteban: BofA-ML sees RBI surplus payout at Rs 50,000 cr

Ø Non-food credit growth hits multi-year low of 5.3%

Ø BGR Energy forays into large size water treatment business

Ø Foreign reinsurers get Irdai nod to open branches in India



Ø  State Bank of India Chairman Launches a Digital Platform

Ø  Centre asks states not to levy charges on e-payment to ULBs

Ø  Control regime may return to sugar sector

Ø  SBI blocks transfer of cash to e-wallets via netbanking

Ø  Rupee to head towards 70 against the dollar

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