Business Standard

Ø  Govt may allow cos to sell oil & gas to affiliates

Ø  Over-optimistic bankers responsible for NPA: Rajan

Ø  Govt says no to excise relief for fuel prices

Ø  ArcelorMittal submits revised bid for Essar Steel 

Ø  Rupee not to go in for free fall: Raghuram Rajan

Ø  Last date for July-Sep GSTR-1 extended till Oct 31

Ø  India wants trade deal with US: Donald Trump

Ø  Rupee: Govt in touch with RBI for mkt intervention

Ø  Sebi mulls allowing NRIs through FPI route after meeting specific KYC norms

Ø  SBI's plans to raise dollar funds through green bonds' issue put on hold

Ø  TGBL consolidates overseas operations as one unit, exits non-core market

Ø  Debt MFs see outflow of Rs 68 bn in Aug on weak rupee, rising oil prices

Ø  NCLT notice to Jaiprakash Associates over ICICI Bank claim of Rs 12 bn dues

Mint

Ø  Centre pegs CAD for FY19 at 2.5% of GDP

Ø  Brexit augurs well for India-UK trade talks: Graham Stuart

Ø  Tata Motors global sales up 14% in August

Ø  Group of secretaries on e-comm to meet on Sep 13

Ø  India is the brightest spot for steel sector till 2019: Moody’s

Ø  SpiceJet to launch first dedicated air cargo service on Sept 18

Ø  India is standing still as global trade changes

Ø  BSE, PTC, ICICI to set up power exchange

Ø  Kalpataru in deal with Indian Hume Pipe to develop 15 acre Pune land

Ø  GIC, Abu Dhabi Investment, Canada’s pension board in race to pick 25% stake in Reliance Home Finance

Ø  Rupee closes at record low, bond yield spikes 13 bps as CAD widens

Ø  Aadhar Housing Finance to raise up to Rs.1,400 crore via NCDs

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Sensex tumbles 468 points, Nifty ends below 11,450 after rupee crashes to 72.67/$

Ø  Forging industry sees 20 percent cost rise on high power tariff: AIFI

Ø  JSW Steel crude steel output grows 8% in August

Ø  India's economic growth to slow in second half of this fiscal, says UBS report

Ø  Suppliers liable to pay penalty for not passing GST rate cut benefits: NAA

Ø  India’s economic growth to slow in H2 of FY19, says UBS

Ø  Gail, EIL, Concor to make way for new PSUs in CPSE ETF

Ø  Global economic growth returns, but issues still remain