Economic Times Headlines 21st August 2015

Economic Times

Business Standard
Ø  No intention of banning P-Notes overnight: Govt

Ø  Chinese province's crisis exposes economic fault line

Ø  SBI, PNB, Bank of Baroda may exit UTI Mutual Fund

Ø  GST rate to be 'as reasonable as possible': Finance Ministry

Ø  Sebi proposes relaxed norms for infra investment trusts

Ø  World Bank to look into investment opportunities in Haryana

Ø  Government not to hike excise duty on petrol, diesel

Ø  Government to release first quarter GDP data on August 31

Ø  Devaluation of yuan not a cause of worry at current levels: Raghuram Rajan

Ø  Rajan allays bankers' fear of competition from payments banks

Ø  Fuel retailing: OMCs gear up for intense competition

Ø  Greek PM Alexis Tsipras resigns, election on Sept 20

Ø  FM Arun Jaitley steps up rate cut pressure on RBI

Ø  US oil falls to $40 on global glut

Ø  Small finance bank licences next month: Rajan

Ø  Dredging Corp sets OFS floor price at Rs 382

Business Line

Mint
Ø  Apex court’s FSSAI order leaves industry looking for clarity

Ø  No incentives for banks to tackle NPAs: SBI chief

Ø  Routing commodity trades through brokers may push up costs for hedgers

Ø  Cement sector upbeat as Telangana, AP set to buy 3 mnt

Ø  India Inc may be close to the end of bad times

Ø  SEBI bars Riddhi Siddhi, 58 other cos from market

Ø  PE fund exits in 2015 so far highest in five years

Ø  GSPC plans to sell stake in some hydrocarbon blocks

Ø  Telcos and the tiresome overhang of Reliance Jio’s launch

Ø  Aditya Birla Group launches Bizlabs to work with start-ups

Ø  Iran asks India to clear $6.5 billion oil dues in 2 months

Ø  Dr Reddy’s recalls Rivastigmine Tartrate capsules from US market

Financial Express

Financial Chronicle
Ø  Rajan asks realty developers to bring down prices

Ø  Sensex ends 324 points down, Nifty closes below 8,400

Ø  Reliance Ind raises $225 million through overseas bond issue

Ø  IMF freezes benchmark currency basket, defers any yuan addition

Ø  China’s carbon count could be overstated by 14 pct: Nature

Ø  Need to strengthen anti-dumping mechanism: DIPP

Ø  Govt approves pact with Seychelles to curb black money

Ø  Payments banks pose risk to public lenders market share: Fitch

Ø  Aurobindo gets USFDA nod for generic ulcer drug

Ø  NTPC tax-free bonds oversubscribed 7.25 times

Ø  3 Indian cos among world's most innovative firms: Forbes

Ø  India Post says open to partnerships for payments bank