Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø 72% companies to take a Covid hit, 61% to defer expansion: FICCI survey
Ø RBI EMI moratorium could provide liquidity to cos
Ø 'Stress on industry due to Covid-19 to extend beyond Q1'
Ø Voda Idea pays Rs 1,367 cr to govt towards licence fee
Ø ICICI Bank confirms exposure to oil trader Hin Leong
Ø Nestle resumes manufacturing at all plants
Ø MCX to extend trading time for non-agri goods
Ø RBI considers standing deposit facility to manage extra liquidity
Ø ACC reports drop of nearly 7% in Q1 consolidated net profit at Rs 323 cr
Ø Oil firms float finished fuel products on Arabian Sea as demand slumps
Ø OMCs, RIL better placed; oil producers stare at losses as crude plunges
Ø Sebi grants breather to firms, extends expiration date for IPO approvals
Ø Ind-Ra rates Mahindra & Mahindra NCDs 'AAA' with stable outlook
Business Line
Mint
Ø Proposed Electricity Act may rework slabs for residential consumers
Ø Oil crash adds new shock to limping world economy
Ø IRDAI allows payment of health cover premium in instalments
Ø MFIs, banks bullish on fast recovery of rural economy post lockdown
Ø Indian PE, VC investments likely to fall 45-60 per cent: EY
Ø Jyothy Labs launches Margo hand sanitiser
Ø Oil crash adds new shock to limping world economy
Ø India’s domestic cooking gas demand spikes in April during lockdown
Ø CII seeks further easing of lockdown, wants more businesses to resume
Ø Investor wealth drops ₹3.30 lakh crore as equity markets tank
Ø Reduced market hours caused fiasco in crude settlement at MCX
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø Fighting COVID-19: Govt may roll out fiscal package 2.0 today
Ø Time for India to think long-term during Covid-19 crisis, says economist Arvind Panagariya
Ø Coronavirus relief: SEIS sops for services exporters to continue
Ø RBI 3-month EMI moratorium could provide Rs 2.1 lakh cr liquidity to companies
Ø Sensex tanks 1,011 pts after oil plunge sparks global sell-off
Ø NSE cautions trading members over using video conferencing app Zoom
Ø Nearly 57 per cent of companies to face pandemic's negative impact, survey states
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