Morning Business News Round Up_SEPT 18th, 2019

Morning Business News:

  • 3 yr lock-in period on NRI’s bond investments waived
  • Mutual Fund units held by non-residents decline
  • Discom sector needs drastic reforms: Power secy
  • Sitharaman to announce another booster dose this week
  • Saudi attack: India may raise oil imports from Russia
  • Cos drag govt to court over GST on land lease pacts
  • CG Power case: Sebi bans Gautam Thapar, 3 others from mkts; orders a forensic audit
  • FDI in coal mining requires better pricing, logistics and regulation
  • Sebi seeks RBI help to attract corporate participation on comexes
  • Sebi seeks RBI help to attract corporate participation on comexes

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  • Srei Infra moves regulators for buyback of NCDs from retail investors
  • Coffee Day inks deal with Blackstone to sell Global Village for Rs 2,700 cr
  • SAIL allowed to offload 25% of iron ore output
  • Trade interests, not diplomacy, will decide the RCEP pact, says Jaishankar
  • Over 6 crore EPFO subscribers to get 8.65% interest for 2018-19: Gangwar
  • AIAHL to issue bonds worth Rs 15,000 crore in September
  • Adani Power arm gets the nod to charge Rajasthan discoms higher coal cost
  • Oil prices sink 5% as quick Saudi output recovery seen
  • IL&FS group firms to sell 494 acres of land to pare debt
  • Indian equity, hybrid MFs have the highest expense ratios in the world: Morningstar
  • Saudi oil output to recover in two or three weeks after the attack
  • Meddo raises $3 million in pre-Series A funding led by SRI Capital
  • Srei seeks Sebi, RBI nod to buy back NCDs from retail investors
  • Icra revises the outlook on auto component sector to ‘negative’
  • Tata Power arm to exit South African JV Cennergi for $106 million
  • $45 billion at stake: Global investors unwinding as Narendra Modi euphoria wanes
  • Sensex crashes 642 points as crude oil woes persist
  • Investor wealth plummets Rs 2.72 lakh crore in two days of market fall
  • Rupee furthers loss by 18 paise as crude worries hurt sentiment
  • Emerging economies like India more vulnerable to big oil price moves: Report