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Newsletter | 03 October 2016

RBI seen taking dovish stance Five of 10 economists that Mint surveyed expect RBI's monetary policy committee to cut interest rates by at least 25 bps; rest see repo rate staying unchanged

KKR may set up its own asset reconstruction company KKR is considering the option of an independent ARC since it's far cheaper than buying into an already established ARC Flipkart, Amazon claim record sales numbers in ongoing shopping festivals Flipkart says sold more than half a million products within an hour on the first day of Big Billion Days; Amazon claims a billion hits in first 14 hours of Great Indian Festival At Infosys, there are no twin power centres: R. Seshasayee Infosys non-executive chairman R. Seshasayee on relationship with company founders, CEO Vishal Sikka's compensation and the role of the board

OPINION The new normal after India's surgical strikes As Pakistan has kept probing India's threshold of strategic restraint,now India can probe Pakistan's threshold for remaining in denial

Countering a global trend To have a real shot at prosperity, protecting the liberal and open order is an important priority The myth of idyllic Indo-Russian ties there is no need to take a roseate view of our long relationship with Moscow. Nostalgia is not a viable foundation for any policy A new approach for a jobs policy for India Old ideas about industries and about how industrial policy is made will have to be unlearnt

More on Livemint Understanding the Modi way of doing things The driving self-belief of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is that the price of inaction far outweighs the risks and fallout of action Will there be a rate cut? RBI is bound to cut the interest rates soon, but the question is whether it will happen now or in December's monetary policy review Muted response to spectrum auction Experts expect the bidding intensity to reduce in the coming days, an outcome that will underscore the need for rationality in the pricing of spectrum in India Allied Blenders may sell up to 5% stake to PE firm Allied Blenders and Distillers is getting on board a strategic investor to help prepare for IPO, grow footprint

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