Morning News Round Up 15- Sep 14

Ø  Net FDI inflows on track to top $30 bn in FY15: Nomura

Ø  Rs 25k cr Navy tender only for pvt sector: Def Ministry

Ø  World waits for white smoke from US Federal Reserve

Ø  Non-repatriable NRI investments may get domestic tag

Ø  India will oust China as top cotton producer this year: USDA

Ø  Kingfisher Airlines’ loan default only a ‘trickle’: Vinod Rai

Ø  India, Pakistan settle gas pricing formula as trade talks gain ground
 
Ø  CAG exceeded its brief, used hindsight to question decision: RIL

Ø  Abe’s $35 bn investment promise to Modi is not without conditions

Ø  Reliance ups stake in Jio to 99%

Ø  India Inc set for breather on governance norms

Ø  J&K Bank wants hefty premium for selling its 5% stake in PNB MetLife

Ø  FIIs pour in Rs. 17,000 cr in 2 weeks of Sept

Ø  Australian Customs for closer ties with Indian customs agency

Ø  LIC’s investment in equities to top Rs. 55,000 cr in FY15 

Ø  GAIL to support skill development programmes in AP 

Ø  Income-tax smooth sailing for seafarers on Indian flag vessels 
 
Ø  Tata Steel’s Odisha ferrochrome unit to start operations by March 2015

Ø  Emaar may raise $1.58 b from malls unit IPO in Dubai

Ø  Cameron vows action against Islamic State after David Haines beheading

Ø  Global bonds post biggest decline since 2013 on fed outlook

Ø  Foreign investors lap up Indian bonds

Ø  Small towns now fuel e-tail just as they did physical retail

Ø  Input tariffs hit local polyester units

Ø  Closure of Jaduguda mine set to compound power woes

Ø  Govt hopes to slash oil, fertiliser subsidy bills from budgeted levels

Ø  High-level committee on FCI restructuring meets today
 
Ø  MFs plan more equity-oriented funds to cash in on market rally

Ø  Investor wealth of BSE listed stocks nears Rs 100 lakh cr mark

Ø  Money laundering: RBI takes action against erring UCBs

Ø  Ponzi menace: Sebi wants states to put frontline checks

Ø  Govt may modify IT Act to remove legal hurdles in e-commerce