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Morning News Call - India, May 15
To join the conversation, click on the link: https://www.refinitiv.com/en/produc...saging/editorial-communities-financial-forums INDIA TOP NEWS •Jet Airways sees management exodus as rescue hopes dim The chief executive and two other senior figures at Jet Airways have quit, the Indian company said on Tuesday, further eroding any hopes of a rescue of the debt-laden carrier that grounded operations last month. •Citigroup looks to vastly expand India reach with Paytm tie-up India's top digital payments firm Paytm on Tuesday launched a credit card with Citigroup, widening its financial product base while giving its banking partner an opportunity to vastly expand its credit card customer base in the country. •EXCLUSIVE-India fears US-China trade war will lead to dumping of Chinese steel: sources India fears China could soon start flooding excess steel into its market after the United States raised tariffs on Chinese products due to the escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies, according to three government sources and four industry officials.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/morning-news-call-india-may-031848515.html?.tsrc=rss
To join the conversation, click on the link: https://www.refinitiv.com/en/produc...saging/editorial-communities-financial-forums INDIA TOP NEWS •Jet Airways sees management exodus as rescue hopes dim The chief executive and two other senior figures at Jet Airways have quit, the Indian company said on Tuesday, further eroding any hopes of a rescue of the debt-laden carrier that grounded operations last month. •Citigroup looks to vastly expand India reach with Paytm tie-up India's top digital payments firm Paytm on Tuesday launched a credit card with Citigroup, widening its financial product base while giving its banking partner an opportunity to vastly expand its credit card customer base in the country. •EXCLUSIVE-India fears US-China trade war will lead to dumping of Chinese steel: sources India fears China could soon start flooding excess steel into its market after the United States raised tariffs on Chinese products due to the escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies, according to three government sources and four industry officials.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/morning-news-call-india-may-031848515.html?.tsrc=rss
