IFCI research, News Update, 15 Apr, 2011

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Economic Times		Business Standard
Ø  WMA cap breached in first week itself Ø  Satyam auditing not the only slip-up in india, admits Price Waterhouse India  Ø  RBI, Sebi likely to crack the whip on FII funds in banks Ø  Consumer durables, banks to gain from India growth Ø  Orissa plans to seek ban on iron ore export Ø  India wants World Bank to raise lending limits		Ø  SBI to make loans dearer, others to follow suit Ø  Tatas plan Rs 1.2-lakh-cr investments in India Ø  Sterlite to double copper-smelting plant in Tuticorin Ø  Africa hot favourite among Guj pharma firms Ø  Kernex Microsystems eyes Thailand, Bangladesh railways Ø  Soaring input costs keep realty prices up
Business Line Ø  Promoters, large investors make big money from dividends Ø  NTC to build on closed mill space in Mumbai Ø  Patel hopeful of Air India bail out plan Ø  Knitwear industry wants to resolve issues early Ø  Global recovery vulnerable to debt, commodities: IMF		Mint Ø  Central bank rebuffs SBI on home loans Ø  TCS takes over Infosys mantle of technology bellwether Ø  Maharashtra gives priority to industry over agriculture Ø  Tata Motors cuts production of passenger cars Ø  China raises bank reserves by 50bps
Financial Express Ø  Assets under Gold ETFs up 3-fold Ø  Domestic wine industry grows 300% Ø  Mukesh Ambani plans big for financial biz Ø  4G rollout likely by next year: Industry Ø  Aditya Birla to acquire Kanoria division Ø  India signs landmark Kazakh oil deal		DNA Ø   India’s chemical exports will double in 18 months Ø  ‘Short-term debt funds focused on corporate paper will perform’ Ø  Domestic markets stay below downward sloping trendline Ø  Rupee could come under pressure if risk appetite continues to weaken Ø  Institutions slice stake in BSE 500 firms in January-March Ø  ‘The valuations MNCs are paying for Indian pharma are absolutely unrealistic’