7th June 2K19
Economic Times
Ø 'Middle East, China drive India's export growth'
Ø India to grow at 7.3% in 2019, 7.5% in 2020: G-20 note
Ø SBI closely monitoring exposure to shadow banks
Ø ED to widen probe in ICICI Bank-Videocon loan fraud case
Ø RBI expects government to move on fiscal consolidation
Ø India software market to touch $6.1 bn in 2019: IDC
Ø India lost USD 13 bn to trade misinvoicing: Report
Ø Niti Aayog readies list of over 50 CPSE assets for sale
Business Standard
Ø RBI removes charges on RTGS/NEFT transactions; banks to pass on benefits
Ø RBI lowers FY20 growth forecast to 7% over slowdown in investment activity
Ø States, schemes and disaster management bear cost of fiscal discipline
Ø India to order taxi aggregators like Uber, Ola to go electric: Report
Ø RBI to issue revised circular on NPA resolution norms in 3-4 days: Das
Business Line
Ø Govt set to upgrade CPI, IIP series in 2020
Ø Allcargo exits ship-owning business
Ø IOC, HPCL to contest over Rs 4,000 cr tax demand on sale of ethanol blended petrol
Ø India notifies tax info exchange pact with Marshall Islands
Ø RBI raises retail inflation forecast for Q1 FY20 to 3-3.1%
Ø JSW Steel considering bid for insolvent British Steel
Mint
Ø Decision on next China tariffs on $325 billion imports after G20: Trump
Ø BS-VI emission norms to be implemented from next year, says Javadekar
Ø Advent International raises $17.5 billion for ninth global private equity fund
Ø Creditors can expect 100% recoveries under IBC: IBBI chief
Ø Skyblue Buildwell acquires 82.6% stake in HomeShop18
Financial Express
Ø RBI Monetary Policy eased further: Repo rate cut to lowest in nine years as slow economic growth hurts
Ø Modi needs $190 billion bank cleanup to revive economic growth
Ø RBI to issue on tap licence guidelines on small finance banks in August
Ø Fertiliser subsidy: Govt looks to roll out 2nd phase of direct benefit transfer
Deccan Chronicle
Ø Azim Premji to retire as executive chairman of Wipro; son Rishad to take over
Ø Bankers, finance players hail RBI repo rate cut, hope consumer demand gets a boost
Ø Investors lose Rs 2.22 lakh cr as equities plunge
Ø Third-party insurance for cars, 2-wheelers to become costlier
Ø Minimum leverage ratio set at 3.5 per cent
