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Ø India's growth fastest: IMF
Ø Global growth pegged lower @ 3.2%
Ø Do not tread protectionist path: IMF to US
Ø 'Monsoon, inflation, industry shine together'
Ø Wipro board to consider proposal to buy back shares
Ø China keen to invest in India's high-speed rail sector
Ø Ind-AS to raise June quarter tax liabilities by 20%
Ø India is a preferred bet in Asia in medium term: Christopher Chen
Ø At 106% rainfall, IMD predicts above-normal monsoon in 2016
Ø March CPI eases to six-month low of 4.83%; Feb IIP rebounds to 2%
Ø IMF says 'very real' Brexit risk could deal blow to world economy
Ø Exit offers exempt from contra trade restrictions, says Sebi
Ø Liquidity situation recovers as government starts spending
Ø Iron ore imports tank 63% in FY16 to 5.6 mt
Ø Break in Greek reform talks ahead of IMF meet: Minister
Business Line
Ø ‘Brexit, US elections are big risks in Q2’
Ø India, US logistics support pact to be finalised by June
Ø Jewellers submit proposal on excise to govt
Ø RBI restricts FII buying in JKumar, Inox Leisure
Ø Shilpa Medicare gets recognition from Japan
Ø Dr Reddy’s buyback opens on Monday, offers a maximum of Rs. 3,500/share
Mint
Ø RBI opposes disclosure of defaulter’s information
Ø Critical phase of reforms on now, says Arun Jaitley
Ø Weakest deposit growth since 1963 means higher rates for India
Ø Raghuram Rajan builds record reserves to strengthen Asia’s worst currency
Ø Lanco Infratech looking for strategic partner in power projects
Ø Indian bankers said to be wary of solar as SunEdison totters
Financial Express
Ø Sensex rallies 123 points on hopes of good monsoon,
Ø Japanese consortiums bid for GAIL's $7 bn tender
Ø Vijaya Bank cuts term deposit interest rates by 25 bps
Ø Industry losing Rs 350 cr per day due to warning on tobacco products: Assocham
Ø UK govt prevented immediate closure of Tata Steel's unit
Financial Chronicle
Ø India has potential to grow between 8 to 10%: CEA
Ø Retail inflation slides to 6-month low in March
Ø India begins probe into steel dumping by 6 countries
Ø PFRDA aims to add 60-70 lakh APY subscribers in FY17
Ø Gold set to enter bull market: WGC
Ø Taj Group to run Nepal tourist resort
Ø Global growth pegged lower @ 3.2%
Ø Do not tread protectionist path: IMF to US
Ø 'Monsoon, inflation, industry shine together'
Ø Wipro board to consider proposal to buy back shares
Ø China keen to invest in India's high-speed rail sector
Ø Ind-AS to raise June quarter tax liabilities by 20%
Ø India is a preferred bet in Asia in medium term: Christopher Chen
Ø At 106% rainfall, IMD predicts above-normal monsoon in 2016
Ø March CPI eases to six-month low of 4.83%; Feb IIP rebounds to 2%
Ø IMF says 'very real' Brexit risk could deal blow to world economy
Ø Exit offers exempt from contra trade restrictions, says Sebi
Ø Liquidity situation recovers as government starts spending
Ø Iron ore imports tank 63% in FY16 to 5.6 mt
Ø Break in Greek reform talks ahead of IMF meet: Minister
Business Line
Ø ‘Brexit, US elections are big risks in Q2’
Ø India, US logistics support pact to be finalised by June
Ø Jewellers submit proposal on excise to govt
Ø RBI restricts FII buying in JKumar, Inox Leisure
Ø Shilpa Medicare gets recognition from Japan
Ø Dr Reddy’s buyback opens on Monday, offers a maximum of Rs. 3,500/share
Mint
Ø RBI opposes disclosure of defaulter’s information
Ø Critical phase of reforms on now, says Arun Jaitley
Ø Weakest deposit growth since 1963 means higher rates for India
Ø Raghuram Rajan builds record reserves to strengthen Asia’s worst currency
Ø Lanco Infratech looking for strategic partner in power projects
Ø Indian bankers said to be wary of solar as SunEdison totters
Financial Express
Ø Sensex rallies 123 points on hopes of good monsoon,
Ø Japanese consortiums bid for GAIL's $7 bn tender
Ø Vijaya Bank cuts term deposit interest rates by 25 bps
Ø Industry losing Rs 350 cr per day due to warning on tobacco products: Assocham
Ø UK govt prevented immediate closure of Tata Steel's unit
Financial Chronicle
Ø India has potential to grow between 8 to 10%: CEA
Ø Retail inflation slides to 6-month low in March
Ø India begins probe into steel dumping by 6 countries
Ø PFRDA aims to add 60-70 lakh APY subscribers in FY17
Ø Gold set to enter bull market: WGC
Ø Taj Group to run Nepal tourist resort
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