Market Buzz as on March 14, 2016
Market Buzz
Business Standard
Ø Mission clean-up: Banks to pull up loan defaulters
Ø DBS to buy RBS’ Indian onshore ops for Rs 1k-cr
Ø Asian economies led by India to be major growth driver: IMF
Ø Rajan wants global rules of conduct for central banks
Ø Telecom cos seek service tax levy roll back
Ø BSE gets in-principle nod for listing; IPO in 6-9 months
Ø Only 11% investments announced in manufacturing sector recorded: Study
Ø Sebi clampdown busts over Rs 15K cr worth tax evasion
Ø Spectrum sale faces delay
Ø Lagarde lauds India's fiscal policy
Ø Hope to pass GST, bankruptcy bill this session: Jaitley
Ø Sebi to encourage listed firms to adopt dividend policies
Ø Service tax levy on spectrum to increase tariff rates: COAI
Ø Parliamentary panel on land bill to meet on Monday
Ø Despite slowdown, China received $126 billion FDI in 2015
Ø NMDC raises iron ore lump prices; first hike since June 2014
Business Line
Ø Central banks on watch as economics stumble, markets sway
Ø India needs 115 mn non-farm jobs over next decade: President
Ø India’s banking sector well capitalised: Lagarde
Ø British finance minister flags budget cuts
Ø Costlier food continues to hurt southern States
Ø Pharmaceutical sector posts 12% growth in Feb: Report
Mint
Ø Rajat Gupta released after completing 2-year prison term
Ø Now, Vijay Mallya faces non-bailable warrant in H’bad court
Ø RIL arm to invest Rs1,300 crore in Haryana for electronics hub
Ø Kalanithi Maran drags SpiceJet to court
Ø No gas pricing freedom for RIL if arbitration continues
Ø ONGC plans $5 billion investment to develop eastern gas asset
Financial Express
Ø Diageo to 'review' Tribunal order, says $40mn paid to Vijay Mallya
Ø BSE looks to prevent trade reversals in equity derivatives
Ø Top eight companies add Rs 21,296 cr in market valuation
Ø Sebi clamps down on wilful defaulters
Financial Chronicle
Ø Macro-data, Fed meeting on market's radar
Ø AUM doesn't reflect true picture of mutual funds
Ø Tata plant to produce 100% flat, higher strength steel
Ø ETFs are the most simple, transparent of all products
Ø Marginal growth in hotel revenue per room
Business Standard
Ø Mission clean-up: Banks to pull up loan defaulters
Ø DBS to buy RBS’ Indian onshore ops for Rs 1k-cr
Ø Asian economies led by India to be major growth driver: IMF
Ø Rajan wants global rules of conduct for central banks
Ø Telecom cos seek service tax levy roll back
Ø BSE gets in-principle nod for listing; IPO in 6-9 months
Ø Only 11% investments announced in manufacturing sector recorded: Study
Ø Sebi clampdown busts over Rs 15K cr worth tax evasion
Ø Spectrum sale faces delay
Ø Lagarde lauds India's fiscal policy
Ø Hope to pass GST, bankruptcy bill this session: Jaitley
Ø Sebi to encourage listed firms to adopt dividend policies
Ø Service tax levy on spectrum to increase tariff rates: COAI
Ø Parliamentary panel on land bill to meet on Monday
Ø Despite slowdown, China received $126 billion FDI in 2015
Ø NMDC raises iron ore lump prices; first hike since June 2014
Business Line
Ø Central banks on watch as economics stumble, markets sway
Ø India needs 115 mn non-farm jobs over next decade: President
Ø India’s banking sector well capitalised: Lagarde
Ø British finance minister flags budget cuts
Ø Costlier food continues to hurt southern States
Ø Pharmaceutical sector posts 12% growth in Feb: Report
Mint
Ø Rajat Gupta released after completing 2-year prison term
Ø Now, Vijay Mallya faces non-bailable warrant in H’bad court
Ø RIL arm to invest Rs1,300 crore in Haryana for electronics hub
Ø Kalanithi Maran drags SpiceJet to court
Ø No gas pricing freedom for RIL if arbitration continues
Ø ONGC plans $5 billion investment to develop eastern gas asset
Financial Express
Ø Diageo to 'review' Tribunal order, says $40mn paid to Vijay Mallya
Ø BSE looks to prevent trade reversals in equity derivatives
Ø Top eight companies add Rs 21,296 cr in market valuation
Ø Sebi clamps down on wilful defaulters
Financial Chronicle
Ø Macro-data, Fed meeting on market's radar
Ø AUM doesn't reflect true picture of mutual funds
Ø Tata plant to produce 100% flat, higher strength steel
Ø ETFs are the most simple, transparent of all products
Ø Marginal growth in hotel revenue per room
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