*Business Standard :*
Ø Core sectors' growth slows down to 2.1 pc in Feb
Ø ONGC gas output jumps 6.5 pc to record high in FY19
Ø RBI reshuffles lead bank responsibilities post merger
Ø Ferrero to buy biscuit biz's of Kellogg for $1.3 bln
Ø Saudi Aramco world's most profitable co in 2018
Ø RBI to hold second round of $-Re swap auction
Ø 20 days more for resolution of Uttam Galva cos
Ø GST revenue touches record high of Rs 1.06 trillion in March: FinMin
Ø OMC to open four new mines, increase output to beat iron ore crunch
Ø India delays levying retaliatory tariff on US goods to May 2
Ø UPI touches nearly 800 mn transactions, amounting to Rs 1.3 trn in March
Ø India levies anti-dumping duty on solar cell component from four nations
Business Line
*Mint :*
Ø Brexit has cost Britain nearly 2.5% of GDP: Goldman Sachs
Ø Commodities’ best quarter since 2016 may be a tough act to follow
Ø Suzuki Motorcycle sales up 28% in March
Ø Amul clocks 13% rise in turnover at ₹33,150 cr in FY’19
Ø Essar Steel debt: SBI moves apex court against NCLAT order
Ø Usha Martin co-founder’s ouster may delay steel unit sale to Tatas
Ø Sebi proposes amendments to norms governing SROs
Ø Passenger vehicle sales grow in single digit in FY19, companies feel slowdown
Ø UK exports to India grow at fastest rate among non-EU trading partners
Ø TRAI issues showcause notice to BARC India for not releasing TV viewership data
Ø Citibank settles case with Sebi, pays ₹4.5 crore
Ø Everstone to sell entire stake in Rubicon Research for ₹1,000 crore
Financial Express
*Deccan Chronicle :*
Ø Softbank backed Elara acquires home rental startup Fastfox for nearly Rs 100 crore
Ø After SBI, Bank of Baroda is now India’s second largest PSU bank
Ø RBI to unveil this fiscal’s first bi-monthly policy decision on Thursday
Ø India levies anti-dumping duty on solar cell component from four nations
Ø Johnson & Johnson baby shampoo samples fail quality test; co rejects findings
Ø Sensex pares gains after breaching 39,000-level
Ø Maruti reports 1.6 pc dip in March sales at 1,58,076 units
Ø Foreign investors pull out Rs 44,500 crore from Indian market in 2018-19
By: via @AlliesFin Serve T.ME/ALLiESFiN
