Monday 20 June 2016

TOP CORPORATE NEWS-20 JUNE 2016




Govt approves 100% FDI in defence, aviation sectors In a bid to soothe nerves of foreign investors shaken by the impending exit of RBI chairman Raghuram Rajan, the government on Monday approved 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in defence and aviation sectors. FDI limit for defence sector has also been made applicable to Manufacturing of Small Arms and Ammunitions covered under Arms Act 1959.
 
The government also approved up to 49% FDI in Private Security Agencies under automatic route and FDI beyond 49-74% will be permitted with government approval.

Cadila acquires two ANDAs from Teva Pharma major, Zydus Cadila has announced that its arm Zydus Worldwide DMCC has acquired two ANDAs from Teva that are being divested by Teva as a pre-condition to its acquisition of Allergan's generic business.
The company has strengthened its US portfolio with the acquisition of two ANDAs from Teva that are being divested by Teva as a pre-condition to its acquisition of Allergan's generic business.

Government likely to relax FDI norms in brownfield pharma companies Government likely to relax FDI norms in brownfield pharma companies; could allow 49% FDI via automatic route – Long term positive for the sector.
Government is considering a proposal to relax foreign direct investment (FDI) norms in existing pharmaceutical companies with a view to attracting more overseas inflows.

Coal India subsidiary Central Coalfields approves buyback of shares Coal India subsidiary Central Coalfields approves buyback of shares worth Rs1128 Cr.The street expects the step as positive indicator for buyback from Coal India- positive read thru for Coal India.

OIL, IOCL and BPCL sign agreement to acquire 23.9% shares of Rosneft Oil India led consortium of OIL, IOCL and BPCL have signed a definitive agreement to acquire 23.9% shares of Rosneft Oil Company.
Rosneft Oil Company is owner of Vankor and North Vankor field.


Sunday 19 June 2016

Gold set for best streak since Feb as Brexit worry persists



Gold on June 17 headed for the first three-week advance since February as the debate over whether the UK should exit from the
European Union dominated trader discussions

Gold on June 17 headed for the first three-week advance since February as the debate over whether the UK should exit from the
European Union dominated trader discussions. Gold added 0.7 percent to USD 1,287.55 an ounce. Gold hit a two-year high yesterday before erasing gains after the murder of a British lawmaker led to a suspension in Brexit campaigns.

Silver also rose 1.2 percent to USD 17.39 an ounce. It is up 0.3 percent this week for a third consecutive advance.



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Oil extends gains, up 0.6%, as Brexit fears ease




London Brent crude for August delivery was up 29 cents at USD 49.46 a barrel by 2238 GMT on Sunday, after settling up USD 1.98, or 4.2 percent, at USD 49.17 on Friday.

Oil prices extended gains on Monday as a weaker dollar and easing worries over Britain's possible exit from the European Union helped buy back the commodity after six straight days of declines. London Brent crude for August delivery was up 29 cents at USD 49.46 a barrel by 2238 GMT on Sunday, after settling up USD 1.98, or 4.2 percent, at USD 49.17 on Friday.

NYMEX crude for July delivery, which expires on Tuesday, was up 31 cents at USD 48.29 a barrel, after closing up USD 1.77, or 3.8 percent, on Friday.



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Saturday 18 June 2016

Gold set for best streak since Feb as Brexit worry persists



Gold on June 17 headed for the first three-week advance since February as the debate over whether the UK should exit from the European Union dominated trader discussions.

Gold on June 17 headed for the first three-week advance since February as the debate over whether the UK should exit from the European Union dominated trader discussions. Gold added 0.7 percent to USD 1,287.55 an ounce.
Gold hit a two-year high yesterday before erasing gains after the murder of a British lawmaker led to a suspension in Brexit campaigns. 
Silver also rose 1.2 percent to USD 17.39 an ounce. It is up 0.3 percent this week for a third consecutive advance.


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Friday 17 June 2016

Crude prices bounce back after 6 straight losing sessions




U.S. oil futures moved higher on Friday, after six consecutive sessions in the red as a weaker U.S. dollar lent support to the commodity and as concerns over a potential British exit from the European Union, Brexit, temporarily eased.

U.S. crude futures for July delivery jumped 1.43% to $46.87 a barrel, after hitting an one-month low of 45.84 on Thursday.
On the ICE Futures Exchange in London, the August Brent contract rallied 1.91% to $48.09 a barrel, off the previous session's one-month trough of 46.95.


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