Tuesday 4 October 2016

Economic Times

Economic Times

 

Business Standard

Ø  RBI Governor, MPC face close call on rates

Ø  Government plans major changes in drug policy

Ø  Rs 8K cr blackmoney brought under tax ambit: Centre to SC

Ø  8% economic growth not before 2018-19: Fitch

Ø  CAG lens on entities avoiding tax with 'farm income' claim

Ø  ZEE Revives talks for Anil Ambani’s television, radio business

Ø  Sebi fines Piramal Enterprises for insider trading

 

Ø  Only 15% black money declarants came voluntarily

Ø  GST will benefit India's consumption growth: Crisil

Ø  Govt's IT spending to hit $7.2 billion in 2016: Gartner

Ø  Mahindra CIE interested in Amtek Auto's asset

Ø  NTPC pays total dividend of Rs 2,762 crore to government

Ø  Reliance Aerospace to execute Rafale offset programme in India

Ø  L&T bags orders worth Rs 6,024 crore

Business Line

Ø  India, Pakistan NSAs agree to reduce tension along LoC

Ø  Hero MotoCorp posts highest-ever monthly sales

Ø  Banks to tighten rules for opening of CA by borrowers

Ø  India to host BRICS biz forum, council, trade fair 

Ø  Indian companies turn corporate bond investors

Ø  Edelweiss to sell 20% stake to CDPQ  

Mint

Ø  India’s manufacturing PMI slows in September

Ø  KKR may set up its own asset reconstruction company

Ø  Haldia Petrochemicals gets fuel retailing license

Ø  Govt invites applications for allotting 7 coal blocks

Ø  AB InBev to pay $6 million to settle India bribery accusations

Ø  Govt names members of bankruptcy board

Financial Express               

Ø  Sebi hikes FPI investment limit for govt debt

Ø  No Monday blues for bulls, Sensex rallies 377 points, Nifty settles above 8730

Ø  Crisil says H1 recovery due to steel sops but H2 looks hazy

Ø  UBI capital infusion: Govt gets exemption from open offer

Ø  BSE tweaks circuit limit of Borosil Glass Works, 8 others

 

Financial Chronicle

Ø  First MPC meeting begins, RBI may opt for status quo

Ø  Ulip surrenders grow in single digits for pvt players

Ø  OMCs may see higher revenue loss on kerosene

Ø  Crude oil unlikely to sustain price gains

Ø  Rubber production to get a push from national policy

Ø  Crop protection chemicals key to food security

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