12th April 2K19
Economic Times
Ø Banks close FY19 with 13.24% credit growth
Ø India Inc's foreign investment rises 18% to $2.69 billion in March
Ø RBI injected Rs 2.98 lakh cr liquidity in 2018-19
Ø Tata Tele merger: DoT seeks bank guarantee from Airtel
Ø Tyre demand to grow 7-9% during FY19-FY23: Icra
Ø Bank deposits face competition in company NCDs
Ø People happy to share data for better pricing: Survey
Business Standard
Ø Sebi to seek details from mutual funds with schemes linked to Zee group
Ø Whistle-blower letter: Deloitte faces SFIO probe in IL&FS case
Ø India should bolster capitalisation of govt-owned banks to tackle NPAs: IMF
Ø Sebi issues guidelines for boosting risk management in the MF industry
Ø NMDC's new integrated steel plant to add $1.7 billion to topline
Ø Sugar mills owe $4.38 billion to cane growers who are unpaid from a year
Business Line
Ø Sweden stresses on need for EU-India free-trade agreement
Ø Lower capacity utilisation hits wind turbine manufacturers
Ø L&T acquires TIDCO’s 3 per cent stake in L&T Shipbuilding for Rs 32.74 cr
Ø Etihad, NIIF submit EoI for Jet; Goyal pledges shares with PNB
Ø Coal India picks PDIL as successful bidder to set up methanol plant
Mint
Ø PFRDA to issue new guidelines on FDI in pension sector
Ø Sun Pharma's senior executive, wife settle insider trading case with Sebi
Ø JSW Steel sells $500 million debt to overseas investors
Ø Subhash Chandra reiterates commitment to repay all debtors in full
Ø Google Pay launches gold buying, partners MMTC-PAMP India
Financial Express
Ø BBB for autonomy to PSU banks to decide organisational structure
Ø Jet Airways suspends Singapore flights; airline’s fleet now down to 14 aircraft
Ø India has scope for reducing untargeted food, fertiliser subsidies: IMF
Ø Tiger Global, Sequoia India backs mobile marketing startup Clevertap
Ø Rupee rises for 3rd day, up 19 paise at 68.92 against dollar
Deccan Chronicle
Ø Saudi oil cuts deeper than promised: International Energy Agency
Ø Gold slides on muted demand, sluggish trend overseas
Ø 75 firms can return Rs 1.1 lakh crore to shareholders
Ø RBL Bank ties up with CreditVidya to improve customer experience
