Briefly about the main events of the yesterday
🔴 White House presses German automakers to expand U.S. investments.
🔴 Tech giants in spotlight as EU lawmakers consider strong action.
🔴 JPMorgan CEO Dimon: Buybacks are for times when stock is cheap.
🔴 GM moves to challenge Ford in U.S. commercial fleet sales.
🔴 Thomson Reuters to cut 3,200 jobs in next two years.
🔴 New UPS navigation tool aims to save time and money with each turn.
🔴 Las Vegas gambler Walters loses insider trading appeal.
🔴 White House presses German automakers to expand U.S. investments.
🔴 Tech giants in spotlight as EU lawmakers consider strong action.
🔴 JPMorgan CEO Dimon: Buybacks are for times when stock is cheap.
🔴 GM moves to challenge Ford in U.S. commercial fleet sales.
🔴 Thomson Reuters to cut 3,200 jobs in next two years.
🔴 New UPS navigation tool aims to save time and money with each turn.
🔴 Las Vegas gambler Walters loses insider trading appeal.
Global stocks dive on growth concerns, doubts over trade truce
Global stocks tumbled on Tuesday as a flattening Treasury yield curve sparked recession warnings, while optimism sharply waned that the United States and China would quickly resolve their trade dispute.
Benchmark Treasury 10-year yield fell to its lowest point since mid-September. The spread between the 10-year yield over its two-year counterpart also shrank to the smallest since the start of the financial crisis in January 2008, signalling to some investors an approaching U.S. economic slowdown.
"Today is the perfect storm," said RJ Grant, head of trading at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods in New York. "You've nothing really tangible coming out of the G20 summit. You have worries about growth."
MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe shed 2.16 percent, its worst performance since October 11.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 799.36 points, or 3.1 percent, to 25,027.07, the S&P 500 lost 90.31 points, or 3.24 percent, to 2,700.06 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 283.09 points, or 3.8 percent, to 7,158.43.
The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will be closed on Wednesday, for a day of mourning for former President George H.W. Bush, who died on Friday at the age of 94.
The pan-European STOXX 600 index lost 0.76 percent.
On Monday, stock markets around the world got some relief after Washington and Beijing agreed to temporarily end their trade war during talks at the G20 summit in Argentina. Upon closer scrutiny, investors said a deal between the world's two biggest economies was far from a sure bet.
"As soon as investors digested the information from the discussions they focused on the uncertainties and lack of details," said Ryan Nauman, market strategist, Informa Financial Intelligence, Zephyr Cove, Nevada.
There was added confusion over when the 90-day truce period, during which the United States and China would hold off on imposing more tariffs, would start.
Additionally, U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned he would revert to tariffs if the two sides could not resolve their differences.
"If it is, we will get it done," Trump wrote in a Twitter post. "But if not remember, I am a Tariff Man."
Meanwhile, the flattening U.S. yield curve weighed on investors' minds.
"The focus is now shifting to the inverted U.S. bond yield curve, which has negative connotations, while implying the U.S. economy is heading towards what was, only a few weeks ago, an improbable economic slowdown," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for APAC at Oanda.
Comments on Tuesday by New York Fed President John Williams about the path of interest rate hikes added to the uncertainty for investors.
Williams said the U.S. central bank should expect to continue raising interest rates "over the next year or so" even while it pays close attention to possible risks highlighted by financial markets.
The comments came after those from Fed chair Jerome Powell last week, which lifted stocks as they were interpreted as suggesting a less aggressive path of rate hikes.
The dollar, which started the week on a weak footing as the apparent thaw in trade tensions between the U.S. and China cooled demand for the safe-haven currency, extended its fall as investors worried about the inversion of the short end of the U.S. yield curve in bond markets.
Sterling briefly drooped to a 17-month low on the day, before recovering ground to trade little-changed, in a volatile session dominated by Brexit-related headlines.
Oil prices pared some gains as fears flared that demand would stall due to a trade war between the U.S. and China, and that Russia remained a stumbling block to a deal to cut global crude supply.
Brent crude oil settled at $62.08 per barrel, or jumped up 0.63 percent. U.S. light crude was last up 30 cents at $53.25.
Global stocks tumbled on Tuesday as a flattening Treasury yield curve sparked recession warnings, while optimism sharply waned that the United States and China would quickly resolve their trade dispute.
Benchmark Treasury 10-year yield fell to its lowest point since mid-September. The spread between the 10-year yield over its two-year counterpart also shrank to the smallest since the start of the financial crisis in January 2008, signalling to some investors an approaching U.S. economic slowdown.
"Today is the perfect storm," said RJ Grant, head of trading at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods in New York. "You've nothing really tangible coming out of the G20 summit. You have worries about growth."
MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe shed 2.16 percent, its worst performance since October 11.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 799.36 points, or 3.1 percent, to 25,027.07, the S&P 500 lost 90.31 points, or 3.24 percent, to 2,700.06 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 283.09 points, or 3.8 percent, to 7,158.43.
The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will be closed on Wednesday, for a day of mourning for former President George H.W. Bush, who died on Friday at the age of 94.
The pan-European STOXX 600 index lost 0.76 percent.
On Monday, stock markets around the world got some relief after Washington and Beijing agreed to temporarily end their trade war during talks at the G20 summit in Argentina. Upon closer scrutiny, investors said a deal between the world's two biggest economies was far from a sure bet.
"As soon as investors digested the information from the discussions they focused on the uncertainties and lack of details," said Ryan Nauman, market strategist, Informa Financial Intelligence, Zephyr Cove, Nevada.
There was added confusion over when the 90-day truce period, during which the United States and China would hold off on imposing more tariffs, would start.
Additionally, U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned he would revert to tariffs if the two sides could not resolve their differences.
"If it is, we will get it done," Trump wrote in a Twitter post. "But if not remember, I am a Tariff Man."
Meanwhile, the flattening U.S. yield curve weighed on investors' minds.
"The focus is now shifting to the inverted U.S. bond yield curve, which has negative connotations, while implying the U.S. economy is heading towards what was, only a few weeks ago, an improbable economic slowdown," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for APAC at Oanda.
Comments on Tuesday by New York Fed President John Williams about the path of interest rate hikes added to the uncertainty for investors.
Williams said the U.S. central bank should expect to continue raising interest rates "over the next year or so" even while it pays close attention to possible risks highlighted by financial markets.
The comments came after those from Fed chair Jerome Powell last week, which lifted stocks as they were interpreted as suggesting a less aggressive path of rate hikes.
The dollar, which started the week on a weak footing as the apparent thaw in trade tensions between the U.S. and China cooled demand for the safe-haven currency, extended its fall as investors worried about the inversion of the short end of the U.S. yield curve in bond markets.
Sterling briefly drooped to a 17-month low on the day, before recovering ground to trade little-changed, in a volatile session dominated by Brexit-related headlines.
Oil prices pared some gains as fears flared that demand would stall due to a trade war between the U.S. and China, and that Russia remained a stumbling block to a deal to cut global crude supply.
Brent crude oil settled at $62.08 per barrel, or jumped up 0.63 percent. U.S. light crude was last up 30 cents at $53.25.
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STATUS QUO IN STANCE
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RBI Policy
STATUS QUO IN STANCE
STATUS QUO IN RATES
Steep Cut in Inflation Estimates
INFLATION TO REMAIN UNDER 4% FOR THE NEXT 12 MONTHS
GROWTH PICKING UP
SLR To Be Cut for 6 Qtrs
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SGX Nifty -94 pts (10740) from last trade 10834 ,
Nikkei -398 pts ,
Hangseng -470 pts ,
Now @6.59am .
US Mkt Clsd , Bovespa +415 pts , Ftse -100 pts , Dax -135 pts , Cac -68 pts , Crude @ $52.72 brl (-0.17), Brent @ $61.56 brl (+0.00) , Gold @ 1243.80 (+1.20), Silver @ $14.485 (+0.00), Euro @ $1.1347, JPY @ $113.0300, INR @ 70.615
Today's Corporate Action
6th Dec Ex Date
SAVEN TECHNOLOGIES LTD.
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 1.0000
Today's Board Meetings
Dec 6 Allahabad Bank, to consider approval a proposal for raising equity
capital through preferential allotment of new equity shares.
Dec 6 Muthoot Finance Ltd, earnings for quarter ended September.
Today's Data Alert
Dec 6 : Press conference - Karvy Private Wealth to launch India Wealth Report 2018. CEO Bhave to be present, 1200 IST, Mumbai.
Dec 6 : Press conference - Kotak Securities to discuss Market Outlook 2019. MD, CEO Rao to be present. 1430 IST, Mumbai
Dec 6 : Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs and the Union Cabinet to meet. 1830 IST, New Delhi.
Dec 6 : OMO PURCHASE: RBI to purchase up to 100 bln rupees worth of five bonds--8.35% 2022 bond, 7.68%, 2023 bond, 6.79%, 2027 bond, 7.59%, 2029 bond, and 8.24%, 2033 bond--between 1030 IST and 1200 IST.
Nikkei -398 pts ,
Hangseng -470 pts ,
Now @6.59am .
US Mkt Clsd , Bovespa +415 pts , Ftse -100 pts , Dax -135 pts , Cac -68 pts , Crude @ $52.72 brl (-0.17), Brent @ $61.56 brl (+0.00) , Gold @ 1243.80 (+1.20), Silver @ $14.485 (+0.00), Euro @ $1.1347, JPY @ $113.0300, INR @ 70.615
Today's Corporate Action
6th Dec Ex Date
SAVEN TECHNOLOGIES LTD.
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 1.0000
Today's Board Meetings
Dec 6 Allahabad Bank, to consider approval a proposal for raising equity
capital through preferential allotment of new equity shares.
Dec 6 Muthoot Finance Ltd, earnings for quarter ended September.
Today's Data Alert
Dec 6 : Press conference - Karvy Private Wealth to launch India Wealth Report 2018. CEO Bhave to be present, 1200 IST, Mumbai.
Dec 6 : Press conference - Kotak Securities to discuss Market Outlook 2019. MD, CEO Rao to be present. 1430 IST, Mumbai
Dec 6 : Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs and the Union Cabinet to meet. 1830 IST, New Delhi.
Dec 6 : OMO PURCHASE: RBI to purchase up to 100 bln rupees worth of five bonds--8.35% 2022 bond, 7.68%, 2023 bond, 6.79%, 2027 bond, 7.59%, 2029 bond, and 8.24%, 2033 bond--between 1030 IST and 1200 IST.
Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø RBI to cut SLR gradually to 18% by mid-2019
Ø Govt to spend Rs 70,000 cr for gas pipeline network
Ø India conducts its first major wind-solar hybrid auction
Ø RBI issues draft norms on NRI participation in IRD market
Ø ITAT verdict on LTCG case is a setback for IT dept
Ø Maruti Suzuki to increase car prices from next month
Ø Sebi proposes warehousing norms for non-agri goods
Ø Cabinet likely to clear policy to boost exports of agri commodities
Ø RBI to bring 'ombudsman scheme' to solve digital transaction complaints
Ø IOCL's Rs 31 billion Paradip unit to start production this month
Ø Govt to clear fertiliser subsidy arrears of Rs 100 bn by March: Gowda
Ø Tyre exports expected to rise 7% to touch $1.85 billion in 2018-19
Business Line
Mint
Ø EU asks India to drop mandatory quality testing for steel imports
Ø SBI sees GDP growth slipping below 7% in H2
Ø NY-based aviation start-up BLADE to start operations in India
Ø TVS Srichakra ramps up capacity; plans ₹150-cr capex
Ø REC reports ₹ 1,764 crore net profit in Q2
Ø Foresight Group plans to buyVLCCs, LNG carriers
Ø HUL market cap crosses ₹4 lakh crore mark for the 1st time
Ø Cabinet to consider REC stake sale to PFC Thursday
Ø FinMin says RBI’s assessment of economy in line with govt’s reading
Ø Mahindra starts selling Ford cars in expansion of alliance
Ø Supreme Court dismisses CCI’s plea for probe against Airtel, Idea, Vodafone
Ø Tiger Global returns to India with Facilio investment
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø RBI to set up panel to look into problems of MSMEs
Ø JP Morgan targets mid-sized firms in challenge to European banks
Ø Power Grid bags first intra-state project under tariff-based competitive bidding
Ø NBFCs’ asset growth to halve to 10% in H2 on liquidity woes, says Crisil report
Ø Etihad in talks with banks for Jet Airways rescue
Ø Tyres exports to cross Rs 12,000 crore this year
Ø Ministry proposes import duty cuts on more EV parts
Ø PMI shows strong rise in business activity: Garg
Ø Consumer durables to become costlier in coming weeks
Business Standard
Ø RBI to cut SLR gradually to 18% by mid-2019
Ø Govt to spend Rs 70,000 cr for gas pipeline network
Ø India conducts its first major wind-solar hybrid auction
Ø RBI issues draft norms on NRI participation in IRD market
Ø ITAT verdict on LTCG case is a setback for IT dept
Ø Maruti Suzuki to increase car prices from next month
Ø Sebi proposes warehousing norms for non-agri goods
Ø Cabinet likely to clear policy to boost exports of agri commodities
Ø RBI to bring 'ombudsman scheme' to solve digital transaction complaints
Ø IOCL's Rs 31 billion Paradip unit to start production this month
Ø Govt to clear fertiliser subsidy arrears of Rs 100 bn by March: Gowda
Ø Tyre exports expected to rise 7% to touch $1.85 billion in 2018-19
Business Line
Mint
Ø EU asks India to drop mandatory quality testing for steel imports
Ø SBI sees GDP growth slipping below 7% in H2
Ø NY-based aviation start-up BLADE to start operations in India
Ø TVS Srichakra ramps up capacity; plans ₹150-cr capex
Ø REC reports ₹ 1,764 crore net profit in Q2
Ø Foresight Group plans to buyVLCCs, LNG carriers
Ø HUL market cap crosses ₹4 lakh crore mark for the 1st time
Ø Cabinet to consider REC stake sale to PFC Thursday
Ø FinMin says RBI’s assessment of economy in line with govt’s reading
Ø Mahindra starts selling Ford cars in expansion of alliance
Ø Supreme Court dismisses CCI’s plea for probe against Airtel, Idea, Vodafone
Ø Tiger Global returns to India with Facilio investment
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø RBI to set up panel to look into problems of MSMEs
Ø JP Morgan targets mid-sized firms in challenge to European banks
Ø Power Grid bags first intra-state project under tariff-based competitive bidding
Ø NBFCs’ asset growth to halve to 10% in H2 on liquidity woes, says Crisil report
Ø Etihad in talks with banks for Jet Airways rescue
Ø Tyres exports to cross Rs 12,000 crore this year
Ø Ministry proposes import duty cuts on more EV parts
Ø PMI shows strong rise in business activity: Garg
Ø Consumer durables to become costlier in coming weeks
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A sea of red took over Dalal Street on Thursday, as bears tighten their grip amid selloff in majority of sectors along with weak cues from global markets. Both the larger peers ended lower with the losses of more than 1.50%. After a sluggish start, the markets remained under pressure throughout the day, as Fitch Ratings revised downwards India’s GDP growth forecast to 7.2% for current fiscal citing higher financing cost and reduced credit availability. In its Global Economic Outlook, Fitch also projected that for 2019-
20 and 2020-21 financial years, India’s GDP growth will be 7% and 7.1% respectively.
The rating agency has also forecasted Indian rupee to weaken to 75 to a dollar by end of 2019. On the global front, European markets were trading in red, as Eurozone's private sector growth was the lowest in more than two years during November, led by Germany, though the pace of slowdown was less than what was estimated initially.
BSE Sector: Losers: Energy, Realty, Auto, Telecom, CDGS, Teck, Oil & Gas, IT, FMCG, Basic Materials, Industrials, Finance, Consumer Durables, Bankex, Healthcare, Capital Goods, Metal, Utilities, Power.
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BEATINg tHe STREEt (Nifty): Gainers were Sun Pharma, JSW Steel.
ExPECTATIOn BELIEd (Nifty): Losers were IullHsg, Maruti, TechM, BajajFinserv, TataMtrs, Grasim, HCLTech, AdaniPorts, YesBk, Airtel, RIL, IOC, UltraTechCement, Asian Paints, Kotak Mah, Eicher Moto, HUL, Cipla, BajajFin, ONGC, AxisBk, IndusIndBk, Coal India, Zee Ent, Infosys.
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A sea of red took over Dalal Street on Thursday, as bears tighten their grip amid selloff in majority of sectors along with weak cues from global markets. Both the larger peers ended lower with the losses of more than 1.50%. After a sluggish start, the markets remained under pressure throughout the day, as Fitch Ratings revised downwards India’s GDP growth forecast to 7.2% for current fiscal citing higher financing cost and reduced credit availability. In its Global Economic Outlook, Fitch also projected that for 2019-
20 and 2020-21 financial years, India’s GDP growth will be 7% and 7.1% respectively.
The rating agency has also forecasted Indian rupee to weaken to 75 to a dollar by end of 2019. On the global front, European markets were trading in red, as Eurozone's private sector growth was the lowest in more than two years during November, led by Germany, though the pace of slowdown was less than what was estimated initially.
BSE Sector: Losers: Energy, Realty, Auto, Telecom, CDGS, Teck, Oil & Gas, IT, FMCG, Basic Materials, Industrials, Finance, Consumer Durables, Bankex, Healthcare, Capital Goods, Metal, Utilities, Power.
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BEATINg tHe STREEt (Nifty): Gainers were Sun Pharma, JSW Steel.
ExPECTATIOn BELIEd (Nifty): Losers were IullHsg, Maruti, TechM, BajajFinserv, TataMtrs, Grasim, HCLTech, AdaniPorts, YesBk, Airtel, RIL, IOC, UltraTechCement, Asian Paints, Kotak Mah, Eicher Moto, HUL, Cipla, BajajFin, ONGC, AxisBk, IndusIndBk, Coal India, Zee Ent, Infosys.
6/12/2018
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BSE:-572(35312)
NSE:-181(10601)
MID:-229(14684)
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B.Crude$:60
Gold$:1235=INR:31132
Silver:37160
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BSE:-572(35312)
NSE:-181(10601)
MID:-229(14684)
SML:-194(14143)
Fll|FPI:+72Cr
DlI:-389Cr
B.Crude$:60
Gold$:1235=INR:31132
Silver:37160
Rs/$: 70.90
New 7.17 2028 G-Sec: 7.42
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NSE PE: 25.65
*🔹Mkt. Updates :*
*SGX Nifty +70 pts (10690) from last trade 10620 ,*
Nikkei +102 pts ,
Hangseng +93 pts ,
Now @6.55am .
Dow -79.40 pts ,Nsdq -29.83 pts , S&P -4.11 pts , Bovespa -193 pts , Ftse -217 pts , Dax -389 pts , Cac -163 pts , Crude @ $51.55 brl (+0.06), Brent @ $60.31 brl (-1.25) , Gold @ 1243.20 (-0.40), Silver @ $14.455 (+0.03), Euro @ $1.1374, JPY @ $112.7000, INR @ 70.775
*🔹US GOVT. 10-YEAR YIELD : 2.90%*
*Today's Corporate Action 7th Dec Ex Date :*
None
*Today's Board Meetings :*
Dec 7 Brahmaputra Infra Ltd, earnings for quarter ended September.
Dec 7 IFCI Ltd, earnings for quarter ended September.
*Today's Data Alert :*
*Dec 7 : Assembly polls in Rajasthan, Telangana.*
Dec 7 : Oil Minister Pradhan to inaugurate 84th Annual General Meeting of Indian Sugar Mills Association. 1500 IST, New Delhi.
Dec 7 : Rabi crop acreage as on Dec 7, by agriculture ministry.
Dec 7 : WMA and forex reserves as on Nov 23, by RBI.
*SGX Nifty +70 pts (10690) from last trade 10620 ,*
Nikkei +102 pts ,
Hangseng +93 pts ,
Now @6.55am .
Dow -79.40 pts ,Nsdq -29.83 pts , S&P -4.11 pts , Bovespa -193 pts , Ftse -217 pts , Dax -389 pts , Cac -163 pts , Crude @ $51.55 brl (+0.06), Brent @ $60.31 brl (-1.25) , Gold @ 1243.20 (-0.40), Silver @ $14.455 (+0.03), Euro @ $1.1374, JPY @ $112.7000, INR @ 70.775
*🔹US GOVT. 10-YEAR YIELD : 2.90%*
*Today's Corporate Action 7th Dec Ex Date :*
None
*Today's Board Meetings :*
Dec 7 Brahmaputra Infra Ltd, earnings for quarter ended September.
Dec 7 IFCI Ltd, earnings for quarter ended September.
*Today's Data Alert :*
*Dec 7 : Assembly polls in Rajasthan, Telangana.*
Dec 7 : Oil Minister Pradhan to inaugurate 84th Annual General Meeting of Indian Sugar Mills Association. 1500 IST, New Delhi.
Dec 7 : Rabi crop acreage as on Dec 7, by agriculture ministry.
Dec 7 : WMA and forex reserves as on Nov 23, by RBI.
*🔹Business Standard :*
Ø Union cabinet approves agricultural export policy
Ø Cabinet approves REC takeover by PFC
Ø $100 bln investment in telecom to add $1.2 tn to GDP
Ø US trade deficit hits 10-year high on record imports
Ø Brent oil price sinks below $60 on Saudi comments
Ø Patanjali to set up Rs 634 cr food park in Vizianagaram
Ø Jet Airways seeks $350 million soft loan from Etihad
Ø Banks at 'poverty line' of capital will stay poor: RBI executive director
Ø Goa calls high-level meet on Dec 12 to discuss farmers' woes in mining belt
Ø India to import Iranian crude oil using rupee payment mechanism: Source
Ø Fitch cuts India's growth forecast to 7.2% in FY19 on higher financing cost
Ø NCLT allows ICICI Bank's Rs 7-bn claim in Era Infra insolvency case
Business Line
*Mint :*
Ø Govt prepares Cabinet note to strike down Section 33 (2) of Aadhaar
Ø IREDA may borrow up; to₹48,000 cr for Centre’s subsidised solar water
Ø ESIC allows people other than subscribers to avail its services
Ø RP-SP Group eyes₹10,000-crore turnover from snacking segment
Ø Centre sells 2.21 per cent stake in CIL to CPSE ETF
Ø US markets rout deepens with banks leading latest drop
Ø NHPC to acquire 500 MW Lanco Teesta project for around Rs900 crore
Ø Vodafone Idea, Airtel, Reliance Jio must agree on stress for spectrum relief
Ø Kia Motors to begin production in Andhra Pradesh mid-2019
Ø OPEC agrees tentative oil cut, waits for Russia to commit
Financial Express
*Financial Chronicle :*
Ø New industrial policy to address challenges faced by manufacturing sector: Official
Ø India, Pakistan trade much below than potential, says World Bank report
Ø Union Cabinet approves pact between India and France in the field of energy efficiency and conservation
Ø Alstom makes Sricity facility its global manufacturing center
Ø NCLT dismisses HDFC plea for starting insolvency proceedings against RHC Holding
Ø Govt must make policy corrections to support realty sector: CREDAI
Ø Rupee drops 44 paise to 70.90 against dollar amid sharp sell-off in equities
Ø Union cabinet approves agricultural export policy
Ø Cabinet approves REC takeover by PFC
Ø $100 bln investment in telecom to add $1.2 tn to GDP
Ø US trade deficit hits 10-year high on record imports
Ø Brent oil price sinks below $60 on Saudi comments
Ø Patanjali to set up Rs 634 cr food park in Vizianagaram
Ø Jet Airways seeks $350 million soft loan from Etihad
Ø Banks at 'poverty line' of capital will stay poor: RBI executive director
Ø Goa calls high-level meet on Dec 12 to discuss farmers' woes in mining belt
Ø India to import Iranian crude oil using rupee payment mechanism: Source
Ø Fitch cuts India's growth forecast to 7.2% in FY19 on higher financing cost
Ø NCLT allows ICICI Bank's Rs 7-bn claim in Era Infra insolvency case
Business Line
*Mint :*
Ø Govt prepares Cabinet note to strike down Section 33 (2) of Aadhaar
Ø IREDA may borrow up; to₹48,000 cr for Centre’s subsidised solar water
Ø ESIC allows people other than subscribers to avail its services
Ø RP-SP Group eyes₹10,000-crore turnover from snacking segment
Ø Centre sells 2.21 per cent stake in CIL to CPSE ETF
Ø US markets rout deepens with banks leading latest drop
Ø NHPC to acquire 500 MW Lanco Teesta project for around Rs900 crore
Ø Vodafone Idea, Airtel, Reliance Jio must agree on stress for spectrum relief
Ø Kia Motors to begin production in Andhra Pradesh mid-2019
Ø OPEC agrees tentative oil cut, waits for Russia to commit
Financial Express
*Financial Chronicle :*
Ø New industrial policy to address challenges faced by manufacturing sector: Official
Ø India, Pakistan trade much below than potential, says World Bank report
Ø Union Cabinet approves pact between India and France in the field of energy efficiency and conservation
Ø Alstom makes Sricity facility its global manufacturing center
Ø NCLT dismisses HDFC plea for starting insolvency proceedings against RHC Holding
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How to Free up a Few Gigabytes of Phone Memory in a Couple of Minutes
By default, all sent files as in photos, videos, and audio messages are all downloaded automatically. Convenient, fast, but takes up a lot of memory in your phone.
If you have been using Telegram for a long time, check this out: Settings -> Data and Disk -> Disk Usage (wait for a couple of minutes before it processes all the cache memory) -> Clear the Cache. If you don't want to delete everything, you can delete the cache of each chat separately. Check how much storage is allocated for each segment, you will be very surprised.
Important disclaimer!
When clearing your cache, you do not delete photos or audio recordings. They remain in the cloud and you still have access to them – you only need to download files over the Internet again.
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#TelegramFeatures
How to Free up a Few Gigabytes of Phone Memory in a Couple of Minutes
By default, all sent files as in photos, videos, and audio messages are all downloaded automatically. Convenient, fast, but takes up a lot of memory in your phone.
If you have been using Telegram for a long time, check this out: Settings -> Data and Disk -> Disk Usage (wait for a couple of minutes before it processes all the cache memory) -> Clear the Cache. If you don't want to delete everything, you can delete the cache of each chat separately. Check how much storage is allocated for each segment, you will be very surprised.
Important disclaimer!
When clearing your cache, you do not delete photos or audio recordings. They remain in the cloud and you still have access to them – you only need to download files over the Internet again.
T.ME/ALLIESFIN
#TelegramFeatures
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Last week they almost sold JET to TATAs and Today bank to Warren Buffet 🤣🤣
#UrijitPatel 🤣🤣🤣 OutOfLeaugue
T.me/AlliesFin 🙏🏻