Morning News Call - India, June 1

To access the newsletter, click on the link: http://share.thomsonreuters.com/assets/newsletters/Indiamorning/MNC_IN_06012016.pdf FACTORS TO WATCH 10:30 am: Federal cabinet likely to meet in New Delhi. Agenda not given.

GMF: ASIA LIVECHAT - MARKETS FOCUS with Michael Every, Head of Financial Markets Research-Asia-Pacific, Rabobank Lots happening in Asia. While China seems to have cooled down a bit, we have the the BOJ piling on suprises nearly every policy meet. Also was there really a 'secret' G20 accord? We'll ask Michael at 1000 IST if the yen will break 100 anytime soon and if the Fed rate hike expectaton has actually moved to July. To join the conversation, click on the link: https://forms.thomsonreuters.com/communities/ INDIA TOP NEWS  Surging growth helps India retain fastest growing economy tag India gathered momentum from January to March to extend its lead as the world's fastest growing large economy, helping Prime Minister Narendra Modi craft an impressive sales pitch for meetings with investors in the United States next week.

 India looks to launch stressed-debt fund, minister says India is looking to launch a fund to invest in stressed assets, junior finance minister Jayant Sinha said on Tuesday, as regulators strive to clean-up non-performing loans that have stifled banks' lending power in Asia's third-largest economy.

 Sun Pharma forecasts annual sales below estimates, shares fall Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd issued a weaker-than expected annual sales outlook as it grapples with increased competition in the United States as well as supply constraints, sending its shares 5 percent lower.

 Aurobindo Pharma Q4 profit jumps 40 percent; shares rise 4 percent Aurobindo Pharma Ltd, India's fourth-largest drugmaker by sales, said higher sales in the United States and emerging markets helped its fourth-quarter net profit grow 40 percent, above estimates, sending shares up as much as 4 percent.

 Westinghouse to get new site for Indian nuclear plant - officials Toshiba Corp's Westinghouse Electric will relocate a planned project to build six nuclear reactors in India, said officials, bringing the first deal stemming from a U.S.-India civil nuclear accord struck over a decade ago closer to reality.

 India will make corporate bonds part of fundraising for projects - RBI official India will make it compulsory for companies to raise funds via corporate bonds for some projects such as infrastructure, said Chandan Sinha, an executive director at the Reserve Bank of India, on Tuesday.

 Dassault Aviation ready to sign Rafale deal, ball in India's court Dassault Aviation is ready to sign a contract with India at any moment, but the ball is in India's court, chief executive Eric Trappier told French daily Les Echos in an interview published on Tuesday.