Morning News Call - India, September 28

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LIVECHAT - GLOBAL ASSETS ALLOCATION SHIFTS Reuters correspondent Claire Milhench details the findings of the latest Reuters polling of global asset managers at 6:30 pm IST. To join the conversation, click on the link: https://forms.thomsonreuters.com/communities/ INDIA TOP NEWS • ANALYSIS-India's shadow banking scare could derail its robust growth story Manzoor Ahmad lost his job as an electrician and is struggling to make ends meet after a crucial road tunnel project shut down in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir state in the north.

• India will continue to buy Iran's oil -Iranian foreign minister India is committed to buying Iranian oil and continuing the two nations' economic cooperation, the Iranian foreign minister said after a meeting with his Indian counterpart and ahead of U.S. sanctions aimed at halting Tehran's oil exports.

• Motorcycle companies in India's "Detroit" hit by strike over wages Hundreds of workers at motorbike companies including Yamaha Corp and Eicher Motors are on strike in the southern Indian city of Chennai, demanding better wages and a right to form unions to defend their interests.

• IL&FS Financial Services misses loan repayments due this month IL&FS Financial Services, part of India's Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS), said on Thursday it missed repayments on a host of bank loans and some term deposits due this month.

• India could introduce more import curbs - finance ministry source India will soon announce steps to boost exports, while not ruling out further import curbs, a senior finance ministry source said on Thursday.

• Cash rules relaxed for Indian banks as credit crunch fears persist The Reserve Bank of India eased cash requirements for banks on Thursday and said it would provide “durable liquidity”, but the relief was short-lived for markets fearful of a credit crunch arising from problems among non-banking finance companies.

• Garden Reach Shipbuilders extends IPO closure, revises price band State-owned Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd revised the price band for its initial public offering (IPO) to raise up to $47.64 million and extended the subscription offer by three days.

• Indian airlines unlikely to face big hit from tariff on jet fuel imports, govt data shows Indian carriers are unlikely to face a significant hit from the government's decision this week to impose a tariff on jet fuel, as imports account for less than five percent of domestic jet fuel consumption.