Market Roundup
Market Roundup
Business Standard
Ø RBI to relax rules on bad loans to calm investors
Ø Robust sales in India help auto companies to beat global slowdown
Ø Govt may allot 15 blocks to PSUs for commercial mining
Ø EU designs permanent outer circle to keep Britain in
Ø BP reports biggest annual loss, announce job cuts
Ø RBI to buy back govt securities worth Rs 20,000 crore
Ø Transaction tax, shorter trading hours bog Indian market, says government committee
Ø RBI keeps repo rate unchanged at 6.75%
Ø Swiss surprise may spoil India's hunt for black money
Ø Rajan puts the ball in Jaitley's court
Ø Sahara to sell Grosvenor House to Qatar
Ø Govt may announce incentives for solar projects in Budget
Ø Sebi begins review of risk management, delivery systems at commexes
Ø Japan's agricultural exports climb 21.8% in 2015
Business Line
Ø India being viewed as a beacon of growth, says Rajan
Ø Commerce Minister talks with EPCs on ways to boost exports
Ø Indonesia working on rice import deal with India
Ø ‘Make in India initiative, a good opportunity for US cos’
Ø Birla Corp-Lafarge India deal for cement units, brands off
Ø National Pension System has 1.15 crore subscribers now
Mint
Ø RBI eases India startup rules with exit option for foreigners
Ø Suzuki sees Toyota’s Daihatsu buyout as serious threat in India, other markets
Ø Coal India said to buy back shares worth at least $368 mn from govt: report
Ø Govt objects to Raghuram Rajan’s statement on fiscal policy
Ø Govt may ask banks for at least $295 million in back-taxes
Financial Express
Ø RBI policy broadly in line with market expectation: FinMin
Ø 'Slow GDP recovery may change govt's policy stance'
Ø Metal stocks drag Sensex to end 286 points down, Nifty settles at 7,455
Ø India's growth cycle appears to be holding up: Nomura
Ø RBI on wait and watch mode on 7th Pay Commission
Financial Chronicle
Ø RBI to create enabling framework for growth of start-ups
Ø EPFO, PFRDA unveils norms on outsourcing
Ø MF experts expect RBI to add firepower to bond markets
Ø CAD will remain well contained & easily financed: RBI
Ø RBI expects retail inflation to ease to 5% by March 2017
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