Friday, 24 January 2020

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*Business Standard :*


Ø Govt may raise Rs 10K cr from 7th CPSE ETF tranche

Ø RBI raises VRR limit for FPIs to Rs 1.50 lakh crore

Ø Jio's operating income may double in 2 yrs: CLSA

Ø Kuwait firm to set up Rs 49K cr oil refinery in TN: CM

Ø US judge rules against outsourcing firm

Ø Govt may go for $28 bn off-budget borrowings: Sources

Ø Sebi may seek forensic audit of Infosys books amid whistleblower charges

Ø Global value chains need to reinvent itself to cope with tariff wars

Ø 137 countries on board for OECD digital tax plan: Gurria at WEF Davos

Ø Malaysia hikes sugar import from India to resolve palm oil spat: Report

Ø RBI buys Rs 10,000 cr of long-term securities in 4th special open mkt ops

Business Line



*Mint :*


Ø Assam Government requests Central Government to divest BPCL's stake in NRL to Oil India

Ø PVR Q3 consolidated net at Rs 36.25 cr

Ø KEC bags orders worth ₹1,255 crore

Ø Textile industry worried as Govt scraps export sops

Ø Agri-tech start-ups set to bloom on huge investments

Ø Biocon Q3 net profit dips 7 per cent to Rs 203 cr

Ø RBI ups investment limit for FPIs in govt, corporate bonds

Ø Reliance Jio clears its AGR dues of 195 crore till January 31

Ø Cable maker KEI Industries launches QIP to raise up to ₹500 crore

Ø Lenders set terms for DHFL liquidation after big loss

Ø PNB Housing Finance Q3 net falls 22% to ₹237 crore, misses estimates

Ø ITI fixes price band for FPO at ₹72-77 per share

Financial Express



*Deccan Chronicle :*


Ø Tata Projects bags Rs 6,000-crore orders in oil, gas refinery sector

Ø DoT seeking Rs 3 lakh crore from GAIL, other non-telecom PSUs result of communication gap: Dharmendra Pradhan

Ø Japan’s Ajinomoto plans to expand market share in Indian MSG market

Ø ONGC gets 28 bids for 50 oil, gas fields in 1st bid round

Ø Investors bullish on Asian currencies as trade worries fade: repor

Ø Malaysia to buy more sugar from India to help resolve palm oil spat: sources

Ø PE/VC investments ris to 1.7 per cent of GDP in 2019
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