Business Standard
Ø Overseas investors increase Asian bond buying
Ø Economies should engage in combined action plan: IMF
Ø US warns China about untrackable ships carrying Iran oil
Ø Slowdown in credit linked to growing risk aversion: SBI
Ø RIL can hit $200b m-cap in 24 months, says BofA-ML
Ø Trump says won't sign trade deal until he meets with Xi
Ø PMC Bank assures to protect depositors interest
Ø India's fuel demand dips to lowest in over two years in Sept: Govt data
Ø ICRA revises rating outlook for one-third of wind, solar portfolio
Ø India cannot sacrifice economic strength to comply with US sanctions: FM
Ø PNB Housing to raise up to Rs 10,000 cr by issuing bonds in tranches
Ø Declining domestic copper grades compel China to look overseas: Fitch
Mint
Ø Fundamentals of economy ‘very very strong’: CEA
Ø Lending to small units fell in Q1, says MSME report
Ø Bharat Electronics signs MoU with TEL for ammunition business
Ø JSW Paints to enter western markets by year end
Ø India halved its poverty rate since 1990s: World Bank
Ø ACC net up 45% on higher realisation
Ø Reliance Jio alleges fraud by incumbent telcos to earn IUC revenue
Ø Mindtree catches up with Street’s expectations in Q2
Ø VTB Group acquires rights to sell 10.71% stake in ZEEL to recover loan
Ø Road ministry issues draft norms to set up vehicle scrapping facility
Ø Sell our assets and start repayment to PMC: HDIL promoters ask probe agencies
Dec can Chronicle
Ø RBI extends restrictions over two Maharastra based cooperative banks
Ø Coal shortage has impacted aluminium production: Nalco
Ø Important for India to keep fiscal deficit in check: IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath
Ø DHFL crisis: Lenders hope Mutual Funds also join resolution plan soon
Ø Adani Wilmar eyes Rs 36,000 cr from consumer business in 5 years
Ø Rupee pares initial losses; settle 11 paise up at 71.43 against USD
Ø Sensex rises for 4th straight session, up 93 points
Ø Oil prices edge higher as OPEC hints at deeper output cuts
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