Morning Business News Round Up_June 21, 2018

  •   B Sriram, SBI MD to take additional charge of IDBI Bank
  •   US current account deficit widens to 2.5% of GDP
  • Arvind Subramanian livened up the Economic Survey
  • RBI Guv, others voted for rate hike on inflation risks
  • Acid leak severe at closed Tuticorin plant: Vedanta
  • Bank of Maharashtra CEO arrested for Rs 3,000-cr fraud
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  • BHEL bags orders worth Rs 10 bn from Telangana State Power Generation Corp
  • Tata Motors eyes Rs 19 bn cost cuts, to launch 50 variants in CV segment
  • FIIs see bumpy ride; DIIs pump in $7.9 bn investments this year: Report
  • Infra, realty firms face refinancing test of Rs 3-4 trillion: Ind-Ra
  • 28% GST plus VAT likely to be levied on petrol, diesel
  • Centre seeks comments on draft policy on cross-border insolvency
  • Hinduja Leyland Fin revives IPO plan; files papers with SEBI
  • RITES IPO subscribed 60% on Day 1
  • Govt relaxes deadline for executing solar power projects
  • Cipla hits over 4-month high on US FDA nod for generic HIV drug
  • MPC minutes give no indication of future rate action
  • Real estate, hotel companies line up to tap equity markets
  • Bosch to invest Rs1,700 crore in India over next 3 years
  • Oil prices rise on US stocks, Libya ahead of Opec meeting
  • India wins in cotton market as US-China trade dispute escalates
  • Taj Hotels wins bid to run The Connaught for 33 years
  • Niti Aayog is India’s action tank: Vice-chairman Rajiv Kumar
  • Doubling farm income by 2022: Modi government’s big budget boost to agriculture sector
  • Government receives bids for Pawan Hans stake sale
  • Government clears Rs 38,062 crore refund claims of exporters till June 16
  • Kharif sowing down by 74.16% in Gujarat
  • Idea-Vodafone merger set to receive govt nod
  • MSMEs account for 23% of industrial credit at Rs 12.6 trillion
  • Great leap forward in power generation
  • SBI sees 50% haircut from 1st list of IBC cases