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| Petrol price down Rs 2.5 a litre, diesel by Rs 2.25 Posted: 04 Oct 2017 02:03 AM PDT Petrol price was today cut by Rs 2.5 per litre and diesel by Rs 2.25 following the reduction in excise duty on auto fuels. Petrol in Delhi now costs Rs 68.38 a litre, down from Rs 70.88. A litre of diesel now comes for Rs 56.89 as against Rs 59.14 previously, according to Indian Oil Corp (IOC), the nation’s largest fuel retailer. The government had yesterday cut excise duty on petrol and diesel by Rs 2 per litre each to moderate the relentless rise in fuel prices over the last three months. IOC Director (Finance) A K Sharma said the cut in retail selling price is higher after factoring in its impact on VAT. As things stand, excise duty is levied on fuel produced ex-refinery. Local sales tax or VAT is levied on the total of ex-refinery cost plus excise duty and commission paid to dealers. So, till yesterday the VAT on petrol in Delhi was Rs 15.07 while today it stands at Rs 14.54. On diesel, VAT today is Rs 8.41 per litre as against Rs 8.73 previously. The excise duty cut paused the relentless rise in rates witnessed since July 4. While petrol prices had increased by Rs 7.8 to reach Rs 70.88 a litre in Delhi yesterday, the highest since August 2014, diesel rates had risen by Rs 5.7 to touch an all-time high of Rs 59.14. The excise duty cut would cost the government Rs 26,000 crore in annual revenue and about Rs 13,000 crore during the remaining part of the current fiscal year that ends on March 31, 2018, the government had said yesterday. The government, which had between November 2014 and January 2016 raised excise duty on petrol and diesel on nine occasions to take away gains arising from plummeting global oil prices, has been criticised for not cutting excise duty despite a sustained rise in fuel prices since early July. In all, duty on petrol was hiked by Rs 11.77 per litre and that on diesel by 13.47 a litre in those 15 months that helped government’s excise mop-up more than double to Rs 2,42,000 crore in 2016-17 from Rs 99,000 crore in 2014-15. While the costliest petrol was sold in September 2013 when it was priced at Rs 76.06 a litre in Delhi, the previous highest rate for diesel was also during the BJP rule in September 2014 when it was priced at Rs 58.97 per litre. On petrol, excise has been cut to Rs 19.48 per litre from Rs 21.48 per litre and on diesel to Rs 15.33 a litre from Rs 17.33 previously. The rise in petrol and diesel prices also reflected in wholesale price inflation, which increased to 3.24 per cent in August 2017, as compared to 1.88 per cent in July. ANZ SA |
| BHEL pays 79% dividend for 2016-17, highest in 3 years Posted: 04 Oct 2017 02:03 AM PDT NEW DELHI: State-owned power equipment maker Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) has paid a final equity dividend of 39 per cent for 2016-17. With this, the total dividend paid during the year stands at 79 per cent, including an interim one of 40 per cent paid earlier, BHEL said in a statement today. The figure is four times the dividend paid in the previous year and its highest in the last three years. In value terms, the total dividend for 2016-17 amounts to Rs 386.72 crore. With the move, the company has maintained its impeccable track record of rewarding investors by paying dividends uninterruptedly for four decades without a break. A cheque of Rs 120.39 crore towards the final dividend for 2016-17 on the equity (63.06 per cent) held by the central government was presented by BHEL Chairman and Managing Director Atul Sobti to Heavy Industries Minister Anant G Geete here today. BHEL has paid a total dividend of Rs 244 crore to the Government of India for 2016-17, including the interim dividend paid earlier. In spite of 2016-17 posing headwinds, BHEL achieved double-digit growth in top line and bounced back into profit, reversing the declining trend of the last three years and ending the year with significant traction in growth drivers. During the year, BHEL recorded a turnover of Rs 28,840 crore, up 11 per cent over the previous year, and profit before tax (PBT) of Rs 628 crore compared to loss of Rs 1,164 crore (Ind-AS restated) in the previous fiscal. Ind-AS is short for Indian Accounting Standard. Net profit (profit after tax) stood at Rs 496 crore against net loss of Rs 710 crore (Ind-AS restated) in the previous year. |
| Global IT spending to hit $3.7 trillion in 2018 Posted: 04 Oct 2017 02:03 AM PDT Global IT spending is projected to hit $3.7 trillion in 2018 — a 4.3 per cent increase from 2017, market research firm Gartner said on Wednesday. Enterprise software and IT services are expected to exhibit strongest growth with 9.4 per cent ($387 billion) and 5.3 per cent ($980 billion) respectively. The Devices segment, Data Centre Systems and Communications Services are expected to grow by 5 per cent, 1.8 per cent and 2.2 respectively to reach $697 billion, $176 billion and $1,417 billion spending. According to Gartner, there are 10 markets within these segments which will make up for most of the IT spending forecast, which includes three Cloud segments — Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), integrated-Platform-as-a-Service (iPaas) and communications-Platform-as-a-Service (cPaaS). “Global IT spending is showing little overall growth, as are traditional markets. These top 10 markets will be the key to remaining relevant and achieving growth in the future,” said John-David Lovelock, Research Vice President, Gartner, in a statement. The other markets include technologies that enhance the digital workplace, such as workstream collaboration, workforce analytics and video message-oriented middleware (MOM), security (endpoint detection and response), analytics (smart data discovery) and storage (in-memory data grids). |
| GIC’s Rs 11,300 crore IPO to be third-largest in Indian history Posted: 04 Oct 2017 02:00 AM PDT Source: TOI |
| GIC’s Rs 11,300 crore IPO to be third-largest in Indian history Posted: 04 Oct 2017 02:00 AM PDT Source: TOI |
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| Climate Change part of third National Wildlife Action Plan Posted: 04 Oct 2017 01:38 AM PDT NEW DELHI: The government has unveiled the third National Wildlife Action Plan, spelling out the roadmap for wildlife conservation until 2031. The first such plan was implemented from 1983 to 2001and ,second 2002-16. The latest plan is unique as this is the first time India has recognised the concerns relating to the impact of climate change on wildlife and stressed on integrating actions that need to be taken for its mitigation and adaptation into wildlife management planning processes. The plan was unveiled by environment minister Dr Harsh Vardhan on the inaugural day of the Global Wildlife Programme (GWP) conference on Monday. The GWP, initiated in 2015, is a World-Bank-led partnership of 19 countries to promote the conservation and sustainable development by combating trafficking in wildlife. The four-day conference will give India an opportunity to get acquainted with the best practices on the management of wildlife habitats and minimising human-wildlife conflict situations. The plan was initiated in February 2016 by the environment ministry. It was drafted by a 12-member committee chaired by JC Kala, a former secretary to the ministry. The plan adopts a "landscape approach"in conservation of all wildlife – uncultivated flora and fauna – that have an ecological value to the ecosystem and to mankind irrespective of where they occur. It gives a special emphasis to the recovery of threatened species of wildlife while conserving their habitats. The government has also underlined an increased role for the private sector in wildlife conservation. The plan puts on the Centre the onus of ensuring adequate and sustained funds, including corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds, for its implementation. |
| India, emerging economies can attract billions of dollars for solar, wind power Posted: 04 Oct 2017 01:38 AM PDT By Tim Buckley As world energy markets transform at an unprecedented rate, India is at the forefront of the shift towards profitable renewables given that the country’s solar belt has the potential of 749 GW for power generation. As shown by a new IEEFA (Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis) analysis, accelerating this trend will allow India avoid the costly mistakes made by slow-moving, late-learning European utilities, which have wasted billions on stranded coal and other thermal power assets. In Europe, the rise of cheap renewable energy has pulled down wholesale electricity prices, causing financial pain for utilities that have delayed their transition from fossil fuels to renewables. Over the 2010-2016 period, European utilities have made $150 billion in asset write-downs. Investors from Goldman Sachs and UBS have been warning for years that coal has reached retirement age and that solar will become the “default technology of the future”. Similar trends have been apparent now for some time in China and India, where drives to install both thermal and renewable capacity concurrently have seen coal-fired power station utilisation rates drop to record lows of 47 per cent and 57 per cent respectively in 2016. This is despite electricity demand growing in these countries. To illustrate further, the giant, 63 percent state-owned power company, NTPC, provides 25 per cent of India’s electricity supply and as such plays a critical role in the country’s economic activity. Historically dependent on coal-fired electricity generation, India’s power sector is moving in a starkly new direction. The Indian energy ministry is driving this trend, pushing the nation toward energy efficiency and renewable energy targets that are highly ambitious but in IEEFA’s view, entirely achievable. The government has set a target of 175 GW of renewable energy by 2022, including 100 GW of solar and 60 GW of wind. India’s draft Third National Electricity Plan (NEP3) for the next two five-year periods, to 2027, unambiguously concludes that beyond the half-built plants already under construction, India does not require any new coal-fired power stations. The 50 GW of coal power currently under construction nationally will operate at just 50-55 per cent capacity. Where these proposed new plants don’t replace old coal, they will essentially become stranded assets operating largely as reserve capacity. NTPC has 15 GW of coal-fired capacity in development but plans to retire 11 GW of older capacity. Despite its history as a fundamentally coal-based power generation utility, NTPC is now rapidly rolling out in-house, utility-scale solar projects and it is signing power purchase agreements for solar power from private solar operators at record low, deflationary electricity tariffs absent subsidies. It is even beginning an entry into the electric vehicle sector by setting up charging stations. NTPC has committed to contributing 10 GW of solar capacity to the overall 100 GW government national target, making the company a cornerstone facilitator of India’s national electricity transformation. Loss-making European utilities are now looking to India for new, safe investment opportunities given the impressive renewable energy drive. One of the biggest European power companies, the French utility Engie, which lost a total of some $40 billion during 2010-2016 on fossil fuels and nuclear holdings, intends to invest $1 billion in Indian solar over the next five years whilst also considering wind power. Engie is also reported to be one of the parties interested in the purchase of Singapore-based Equis Energy’s Indian renewable energy portfolio. Engie investors, like Indian officials, see that the transition from polluting to low carbon technology is where smart money is heading. Thus, Engie is undergoing a transformation plan, which includes a target that low carbon activities aiming to represent more than 90 per cent of earnings by 2018. Engie and Italian utility ENEL are also amongst the international investors heading into South African renewables. The country has been running a renewable energy procurement programme that is internationally regarded as well-designed and successful. So far 2.2 GW of renewable capacity has been completed, attracting over $14 billion of investment. But South African utility Eskom continues to fail to appreciate the future role of renewable energy as it continues with expensive giant new coal plants, Medupi and Kusile, even though electricity demand is falling. Eskom now has more than 5 GW of excess coal capacity even before most units of its new plants are operational. South Africa, like India, is in transition. A key difference between the two nations is that electricity demand growth has stalled in South Africa which means any renewables growth immediately eats away at coal’s generation profile as in Europe. In India, continued demand growth can help NTPC avoid the huge losses in its existing coal fleet if that demand growth is increasingly supplied by renewables going forward. If you look at the evidence, there is only one safe bet to make billions and avoid European-style losses. (Tim Buckley, Director of Energy Finance Studies at IEEFA, has 25 years of financial markets’ experience, having spent the majority of this time as a top-rated equities research analyst in Australia, and he has covered global and Asian equity markets. The views expressed are personal. He can be contacted at tbuckley@ieefa.org) |
| If midcaps bleed for long, retail money will flee stocks Posted: 04 Oct 2017 01:38 AM PDT The epochal ascendance of retail flows into equities since mid-2014 has caused 193% upswing in Midcap index with its PE soaring to 42 times, c.83% higher than benchmark indices. Expanding valuations of Midcap and Small-cap stocks have had a magnet-like effect by pulling inflows from retail investors, further stretching the market valuations. Post May'14, net inflows into equity MFs have witnessed a phenomenal upsurge to a monthly average of Rs 54 billion and have had a dream run since demonetization, averaging over Rs 100 billion per month since November 2016. This is in stark contrast to an average redemption of Rs 14 billion in the previous five years, i.e. since early 2009, which was the first phase of the bull market following the global financial crisis (GFC) of 2008-2009. So clearly, the recent upsurge of retail participation in the equity bull-run has lagged the initial phase that was dominated by the FIIs. Many have argued that the consistent bulging of flows into equity MFs in the face of recent FII selling reflects an inflexion point towards a phase that will structurally be dominated by domestic investors. But, how sustainable is this perceived structural shift of retail participation in the equity markets? The consensus view revolves around the substitution effect in favour of equity instruments when other avenues of savings have become less remunerative, with declining interest rates on deposits, real estate prices remaining stagnant and gold losing its sheen. Our research reveals significantly different viewpoints. Most importantly, household participation in equity markets is highly cyclical and the recent upsurge probably has the weakest fundamental backing in all the four upcycles since 1990. Over the longer term timeframe, our analysis reveals a high correlation (0.82) between the proportion of household savings flowing into equities & debentures and market valuations. Importantly, the peak level of retail participation in equity markets (1992-1996) saw the proportion of equities & debentures/household savings rising to an average of 10 per cent, with PE ratio averaging 35 times. Contrastingly, during the periods of declining valuations, household participation has declined considerably to an average of 1.5 per cent of total savings. Typically, upswing in household participation in equities and MFs is also accompanied by economic boom and sharp rise in corporate earnings, fuelling the rise in household disposable income, compensation and broader savings. In contrast, rising flows of household savings into equities in the current cycle since May, 2014, has coincided with weak economic growth, flat corporate earnings and deceleration in employee compensation growth at 6-7 per cent. Household financial savings rate (financial assets less financial liabilities) remains low at 7.8 per cent of GDP, considerably lower than 12.2 per cent in FY10). Separately, the long-term correlation between interest rate on bank deposits and proportion of household savings flowing into equity or equity linked instruments is positive (0.46) instead of negative, which is necessary for the substitution effect. This is because interest rates are pro-cyclical in nature, rising with improving economic and business cycle. The correlation with real interest rate is negative but insignificant (-0.28). Likewise, savings in gold is strongly linked to rural and agri sector GDP growth, which can happen along with rising inflows into equities (e.g. 2005-2010). With respect to real estate, the affinity of households to enhance exposure to property is structural in nature; even in the current scenario, when compensation growth is modest, mortgage loan growth of banks and financial institutions has been high at 15-20 per cent (March 2017). Hence, the current upturn in MF flows (over the past three years) doesn't appear to be structural. We estimate that the structural portion of household savings in equities and debentures is 50 per cent lower than the estimated current level of 3.4 per cent of total household savings. The high correlation and two-way causality between valuation measures and equity MF flows in the current context makes it imperative to look at the embedded risk factors. At this juncture, there exists a precarious balance between valuation, earnings growth and global risk-free rate is critical for the financial markets. The moot point is that all these variables are displaying disconcerting signs– risk-free rate is bottoming out from historical lows, multiples are at historical highs and earnings growth has remained stagnant. Sustainability of market exuberance is pivoted on the ability of the central banks, especially the US Fed, to normalize the overly accommodative monetary policies without letting the risk-free rate to inch up at a faster pace than the earnings growth. But, things can become tricky if there is: faster drawdown in Fed's balance sheet, or rate hikes by the Fed or more-than-anticipated tightening in global liquidity, thereby sustaining FII sell-off, triggering a meaningful correction in market valuations. Statistically, FII flows have significant lagged correlation and causal impact on India Mid-cap valuation and MF flows. And, despite their lower contribution, FIIs still capture 2.5 times the secondary market turnover (NSE+BSE) compared to MFs who even at the recently elevated level contribute only 14-15 per cent. Secondly, the combination of domestic fiscal expansion and global trade protectionism can further constrict global saving surpluses in the emerging markets, including India, resulting in higher rates and inflation. Third is the risk of domestic earnings continuing to fail expectations, as has been the case over the past years. And fourth, the re-emergence of India's 'twin deficit' problem amid receding excess global liquidity. The crux of our assessment is that for the equity MF flows to sustain the positive momentum: a) FII flows have to turn positive and b) rising valuations of Midcap indices need to sustain. Therefore, notwithstanding the increased dominance of equity MFs in recent times, if FIIs remain net sellers for a long time, it would put in jeopardy the present lofty market valuations, especially in the Midcap index, which in turn can lead to redemption of MF flows. Our analysis indicates that equity mutual fund flow boom lasts for 3-4 years and its downturn is triggered by global factors; in the current cycle, we have already crossed three years. |
| Dollar skeptics defy rally as $1 trillion fund prefers euro Posted: 04 Oct 2017 01:38 AM PDT By Netty Ismail Dollar skeptics are extending their bets outside the US, even as the greenback rallies. Amundi SA, which oversees more than $1.1 trillion, prefers to wager on European currencies, including the euro, while Schroder Investment Management Ltd. is putting its money into emerging markets. Eaton Vance Corp. in Boston says improving growth outside the US could see the dollar resume weakening as it has for most of the year. The US currency rose for the first time in seven months in September as the Federal Reserve said an interest-rate increase in December was still on the table and President Donald Trump announced a plan to cut taxes. The greenback's recovery has been closely correlated with Treasury yields, which have risen for the past three weeks. "We expect US 10-year yields to drift higher but not to move up sharply," said Rajeev De Mello, head of Asian fixed income at Schroder Investment in Singapore. "If other countries, especially the growth-sensitive emerging economies, continue to benefit from the stronger global economy, the US dollar should be weaker against them." At the heart of the debate over the dollar is lingering doubt over the Fed's ability to keep raising rates into 2018 and investors' preference for emerging markets and Europe over the US as global growth gathers momentum. Hedge funds are skeptical about the greenback, with net short positions climbing to the highest since January 2013 at the end of last month, data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission show. While Treasury 10-year yields are set to climb to a range of 2.40 per cent to 2.60 per cent in the next 12 months, a global synchronized economic recovery will also boost bond yields elsewhere, making local currencies more attractive, said James Kwok, head of currency management at Amundi in London. The company is neutral on the dollar, preferring to wager on gains in the euro, Sweden's krona and Norway's krone against Asian currencies, he said. The Fed is likely to be more gradual in raising rates in 2018 than the pace indicated by its so-called "dot plot," although it's difficult to estimate what it will do given a number of Federal Open Market Committee members will be changed and it's unclear if Chair Janet Yellen will be replaced, Schroder's De Mello said. Emerging-market currencies such as the Indonesian rupiah and Indian rupee are a better bet as they have high yields and will benefit from an improving global economy, he said. The dollar isn't going anywhere in a hurry, according to analysts' forecasts. The Dollar Index, which tracks the currency against six major peers, will end the year at 93.1, little changed from current levels, according to the median estimate of a Bloomberg survey. For Macquarie Bank Ltd., the increase in dollar short positions may be paving the way for the dollar to extend gains, at least for the time being. "The capitulation of dollar longs a month ago gives us a clean slate, and creates a backdrop that's conducive to a new dollar rally," said Gareth Berry, a foreign-exchange and rates strategist in Singapore. "But once central banks elsewhere become more hawkish in 2018, this will eat into the Fed's lead, and should bring the dollar back to earth." Longer Downtrend Most of NatWest Markets' clients in London see a year-end dollar rally as just a "correction in a longer-term downtrend," said Mansoor Mohi-uddin, head of currency strategy in Singapore, who visited them last week. Fund managers, including those who had been short dollars this year against the euro, expect a likely December Fed rate increase to signal the top for the US currency this quarter, he said. Mohi-uddin sees the dollar staying in a range of $1.10 to $1.20 per euro for the first half of 2018. Eric Stein at Eaton Vance says the prospect of stronger economic growth around the world undermines the attraction of the greenback. "The story of the growth prospects outside the US improving more than that of the US could keep the dollar weakening, as it has for most of the year, although a change in US fiscal or monetary policy could lead to dollar strength," he said. |
| Reliance Jio cuts effective price of Lyf smartphones Posted: 04 Oct 2017 01:38 AM PDT NEW DELHI: Reliance Jio has taken the battle of affordable 4G smartphones directly to Bharti Airtel by bundling in 5GB monthly data and prime membership with two Lyf branded smartphone models, bringing the effective price down by nearly 50% to around Rs 2,500. Bharti Airtel is believed to be planning to bring affordable 4G smartphones in the Rs 2,000-2,500 price range before Diwali, which would be bundled with its own voice and data freebies. The Mukesh Ambani-owned company is giving savings of Rs 2,307 on 4G Volte enabled smartphones – Lyf C459 and Lyf C451 – presently priced at Rs 4,699 and Rs 4,999, as per sources aware of the details. The benefits includes Jio Prime membership worth Rs 99, Rs 399 data plan which gives data and free voice for 84 days and 5GB data each month on a minimum recharge of Rs 149, for nine months worth a total of Rs 1,809. The cumulative benefits would bring down cost of Lyf C459 and Lyf C451 models to Rs 2392 and Rs 2692, respectively. The offer will be available for consumers buying the models, online or offline, from October 2 till October 22. Reliance Jio and Reliance Retail did not comment for the story at the time of writing. The move is set to push down prices of 4G smartphones, which may push existing featurephone users to move to devices with larger screens and better user experience. Reliance Jio has already disrupted the featurephone segment with a 4G VoLTE featurephone effectively free – for a refundable deposit of Rs 1,500 after three years – 6 million of which have been prebooked and deliveries have already begun. |
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