Morning Business News Round Up_Nov 6,2019

 

Morning Business News:

  • Govt working with RBI to revive realty sector: FM
  • China wants the US to drop tariffs on $360 bn of imports
  • BPCL stake sale may affect govt-oil cos linkages: IndRa
  • Only 15% of cases under IBC resolved: Report
  • MSCI may ax debt-laden companies from its indices
  • NCLT okays Max India -Max healthcare assets merger
  • PNB expects 10-12% operating profit growth in H2
  • Govt considering one-time settlement option in drug overcharging cases
  • Bourses should refrain from using their oligopolistic position: Sebi chief
  • China presses the US to drop tariffs on $360 bn of imports before the trade deal
  • Jindal Steel posts consolidated net loss of Rs 399.31 cr in Sep quarter
  • NSE seeks cut in tax on capital market transactions to boost investment
  • Sebi issues a detailed circular on Aadhaar e-KYC for domestic investors

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  • Metals sector lauds India’s withdrawal from RCEP
  • Excess rain has damaged Kharif crops: Skymet
  • Sugar production estimated to be 260 lakh tonnes: ISMA
  • Apollo Tyre’s net dives 43% on the slowdown
  • REC Q2 net down 26% to ₹ 1,306.76 crore
  • Torrent Power net rises 83% to Rs 755 cr in Sept qtr
  • Worst may be over for global economy amid signs of stabilization
  • Holdings of gold-backed ETFs hit an all-time high: WGC
  • Tech Mahindra acquires BORN Group for $95 million
  • Sebi revives eKYC procedure for mutual fund investors
  • Suzuki’s Apr-Sep profit plunges 42% as sales slide in India, Japan
  • Tech revolution: Blockchain can transform trading, says Sebi chief
  • PNB clocks Q2 profit of Rs 507 cr as provision eases
  • Bankers expect the resolution to DHFL issue by December end
  • Supreme Court stalls Tata Housing Project in Chandigarh
  • Crude oil futures fall on low demand
  • RCEP door is closed, but not forever: Govt
  • IndiGo, Qatar Airways to announce strategic deal
  • Rupee rises 8 paise against US dollar on forex inflows
  • The withdrawal limit for PMC Bank depositors raised to Rs 50,000