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    • Lower bad loans push PSU banks' profitability in June quarter

    • Strengthening, cleaning balance sheets of PSBs essential: IDBI

    • Consolidation, even if slow, has started in banks: Vinod Rai

    • NPA clean-up should have started much earlier: Rajan

    • Euro zone growth 'to decelerate' after Brexit: IMF

    • Debt downgrades touch record high of Rs 3.8 trn in FY16: Crisil

    • Budget 2016: Infra sector's wishlist

    • PSU banks still sitting on unreported NPLs: Morgan Stanley

    • RBI's deadline to clean up bad loans may hit banks profit: SBI

    • India will give better returns on investments: Jaitley

    • Nifty may slip to 7900; 25 bps RBI cut priced in: Quantum

    • India structurally positive within EM funds: ICICI Sec

    • Investment cycle still weak; positive on telecom: Kotak

    • Will reduce gross NPAs to 20% by March 2014: IFCI

      Non banking finance major IFCI is positive on bringing down its gross NPAs to around 20 percent by March 2014. Its CEO and MD, SB Nayar says that asset quality is likely to improve going forward.

    • Govt mulls buyback as weak mkt hits PSU divestment plans

      The government currently is considering buyback options instead of divestment as current market conditions force them to do so. Coal India has given its nod for the same, while an approval from other companies is awaited, reports CNBC-TV18's Aakansha Sethi.

    • Crisil expects NPAs to balloon from 3.3% to 4%

      Repayments coming up for the present year stands at about Rs 1.1 trillion. Crisil's Ramraj Pai feels about 70 percent of it will be financed through internal accruals, but the rest will have to be refinanced either locally or internationally.

    • Fitch: Removal of FDI limit positive for telcos

      Move could encourage foreign investors to look again at the sector, and allow existing foreign investors to increase their stake in subsidiaries to 100 percent

    • FMCG, pharma overvalued; IT safe bet: Sangeeta Purushottam

      Market will be volatile due to the narrowness in the breadth, says professional investor Sangeeta Purushottam. She told CNBC-TV18 that the earnings of companies will take a hit with the recent rupee's fall.

    • India to see big flows from Japan, avoid PSU banks: Kotak

      Sandeep Bhatia said the current flow of liquidity from the US will tend to slow down in the next two years although it will be in abundance in Europe and Japan; and India can enjoy some of the benevolence coming from Japan.

    • Fed, ECB balance sheets 'abnormal': Trichet

      Ballooning central bank balance sheets across the US, Europe, the UK and Japan are "profoundly abnormal", according to Jean-Claude Trichet, the former president of the European Central Bank.

    • Global inflation: the dog that doesn't and won't bark

      An anorexic under doctor's orders to put on weight might fret unnecessarily about getting fat one day. Today's generally subdued inflation prompts similar worries.

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