Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø India's GDP 11 times more than Bangladesh in PPP terms: Government sources
Ø Tata Group evaluates M&A opportunities to scale up Ecommerce play
Ø 5% of total bank loans could be restructured due to Covid: CARE Ratings
Ø Delinquencies could become a big reason to worry for auto lenders
Ø Govt allows ADNOC to export crude oil stored in Indian strategic reserves
Ø Solar manufacturing gap between India, china growing, says report
Ø Infosys outshines rivals with Q2 performance; net profit jumps 20.5%
Ø Tatas, private equity investors in talks with BigBasket for stake buy
Ø Hindustan Zinc, Gujarat govt sign MoU for Rs 10,000 cr greenfield smelter
Ø India's public debt ratio to jump to 90 per cent because of Covid-19: IMF
Ø Temporary impact on investment flow to India due to govt curbs: CEA
Ø OPEC+ oil output boost to leave market in precarious balance, IEA says
Business Line
Mint
Ø Tata Power to set up 100-MW solar power plant in Gujarat
Ø Dr Reddy’s resubmits application for combined phase 2&3 trials
Ø ITAT held Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement rate supremacy over Dividend Distribution Tax rate
Ø Volumes in automobile industry to decline across segments
Ø HMD ships 56 million syringes to Covax facility for global use
Ø ₹7,000-crore revenue loss due to Covid was reason for sale to Reliance, says Biyani
Ø Mutual funds increase exposure to IT stocks to all-time high in September
Ø Magicbricks to offer home loan services, ties up with SBI, HDFC & 11 lenders
Ø IMF's debt restructuring programme should help countries overcome fiscal stress
Ø Passenger vehicle volumes may decline upto 25% in FY21: Icra
Ø Bankruptcy framework needs to be made more efficient: CEA
Financial Express
DNA
Ø PFC, REC disburse Rs 23,500 crore to state discoms under liquidity infusion scheme
Ø IMF recommends three policy priorities to overcome COVID-19 crisis
Ø No recast for accounts that cured 30-day default after March 1: RBI
Ø Unlike EM peers, India continues to attract FPIs in equities
Ø India's wholesale inflation climbs to 1.32% in September from 0.16% in August
Ø Kisan Rail transportation of notified fruits and vegetables cheaper by 50 percent
By: via @AlliesFin Serve Stock Market
