Crisis to cool India's growth to 5%: UNCTAD
New Delhi: With the global 'economic winter' being far from over, the UN body UNCTAD projected much lower growth of five per cent for India in 2009 against official and R...
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Oil price today: Crude tops $85 a barrel as US restores Strait of Hormuz blockade
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Air transport down 14% in April: ISP data
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Singapore court denies stay on Byju's jail term
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NCLT okays record no. of cases, flags manpower shortage
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Wholesale inflation touches 27-month high of 9.9% in June
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With 73% rise, Adani Properties top realty gainer
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Raising bank stakes gets easier for DIIs
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Led by NRI deposits, RBI swaps may draw $80-85 billion
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IDBI stake sale back on table, government keen to speed up process
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FTA with UK comes into effect today, exports to get a boost
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India moves to block imports linked to forced labour amid USTR probe
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US eases Russia sanctions bill, cuts tariff threat on India and China from 500% to 100%
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India Post crosses Rs 4,000 crore quarterly revenue for first time; Q1 turnover jumps 22%
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Trump admin’s Section 301 probe: Why India’s ban on import of goods produced through use of forced labour is important
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Export boost, cheaper cars & whisky: India-UK trade deal comes into effect from July 15 - How India & Indians will benefit
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Why is IBM stock crashing today? Shares plunge over 25% - here’s what’s driving the fall
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Govt releases first services production index; 14 of 19 sub-sectors post double-digit growth
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US stocks today: Wall Street trades in green; stocks steady as US inflation data better than expected
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Trump’s 'guardian' fee: How much would a supertanker have to pay to cross Strait of Hormuz?
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Not so ‘treasured’ anymore! Why India, China are stacking up gold and trimming US Treasuries exposure
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101 storiesGold advances further on local demand
Mumbai: Gold prices advanced further on the bullion market due to persistent local buying interest despite lower New York advices. Silver also firmed up on renewed demand from ind...
India to grow by 7-7.5% in FY10: Kamath
Mumbai: With greenshoots of economic recovery becoming visible, a top banker was optimistic that India will record a growth of 7-7.5 per cent in this fiscal. "Manufacturing sect...
Monsoon shows signs of revival
Pune: After a lull, the monsoon has shown signs of revival following a deep depression in Bay of Bengal leading to a wet spell in the eastern states. The advance of the monsoon i...
Oil & gas service providers unhappy with tax
: The existing provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961, have given birth to such myriad interpretations that its practitioners are often left wondering that perhaps only Bhagwad G...
Finmin, RBI to finalise borrowing plan soon
New Delhi: Government and Reserve Bank of India officials will meet in 10-12 days to finalise the government's borrowing plan for the second half of the fiscal year ending Ma...
No stimulus exit strategy plan for now: FM
New Delhi: The Government is constantly reviewing the economic situation to decide until when the stimulus measures need to be continued and it is not desirable to plan the exit...
'Swiss topple US as most competitive economy'
New Delhi: Vibrant financial markets and a sound banking sector has helped Indian economy move up a notch to 49th place on the global competitive scale, while Switzerland has top...
Economic crisis far from over: UN
United Nations: Predicting a gloomy economic future, a top United Nations trade and development agency on Wednesday said the governments still have a long way to go to tide over...
No slippage in indirect tax collection: FM
New Delhi: The government today said there would be no slippage in indirect tax collection on account of drought nor is it considering any tax cuts. "I am not thinking of giving...
RBI to introduce 100 cr Rs 10 plastic notes
New Delhi: Soiled notes may soon be a thing of past with the Reserve Bank planning to introduce Rs 10 polymer banknotes whose life span would be 4 times the normal currency notes...