*No rate cut on Dec 2; financials to lead next rally: Nomura
*Don’t see aggressive rupee weakness from here: HSBC
*JP Morgan bullish cyclicals, financials; sees 6% GDP growth
*See interest in midcaps; upbeat on PSBs like SBI: IDFC Sec
*Commodity slump threatens return to junk for top EM nations
*Birla’s retail venture gets subdued offers
*BIS gives first licence on all-India basis for 3 products
*Snapchat launches new service ‘Snapcash’ to transfer money to friends
*Apple devices under ‘masque attack’ threat: Cyber agency
*Toyota considers bringing more hybrid vehicles in India
*Bombay HC rules in favour of Shell in transfer pricing case
*AISATS launches e-freight initiative at Bengaluru intl airport
*PM takes playful dig at Abbott during Australia Parliament speech
*Maharashtra finance department wants cut in power subsidy
*Gold stocks weak, investors fear more import curbs
*FTIL rises 7% as it decides to sell Mauritius-based bourse
*CARE extends gain on margins improvement
*Linc Pen zooms over 40% in two days post Q2 results
*Sugar stocks rally on exports subsidy hopes; Balrampur Chini up 9%
*Sugar output up 22% to 5.6 LT so far this season: ISMA
*Unaware of any decision on gold import curbs: Commerce Secy
*MTNL raises Rs 1,500 cr by selling bonds to institutions
*Mother Dairy eyes 10-15 % dairy business from Southern Metros
*Gulf Air to operate daily flights to Thiruvananthapuram
*Ikea Foundation contributes $ 31.5 mn for Unicef’s schemes
*See strong H2; will sustain performance: TVS Srichakra
*Indian infra is picking up now; target 40% lower debt: Punj Lloyd
*Sebi mulls another revamp of settlement proceedings
*Tea Association frets over production cost, price realisations
*FII investments via P-Notes surge to $43 bn in October
*Ranbaxy sues US FDA for revoking drug approvals
*Nifty, Sensex end flat while broader mkt gains; sugar, logistics sizzle
*Govt seeks suggestion on draft Mines & Mineral Bill
*Govt to announce tough steps to restructure Railways soon
*Equity mutual funds see over Rs 39,000 cr inflow in FY’15
