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- Gbl weakness accentuated Budget negatives: Kotak Sec
- Mkts to be choppy for 3-6 months: Lehman
- '08 to be down year for mkts: Morgan Stanley
- Mkts still seeing excessive valuations: Damani
- Farm loan waiver +ve in short-term: MF Global
- Mkts to consolidate for a month: Kotak Mah
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Eicher cuts truck prices after budget duty drop
Truckmaker Eicher Motors Ltd said on Monday it will cut commercial vehicle prices by between Rs 5,000 and Rs 19,000 each, following a government plan to cut taxes on cars, trucks and motorbikes
TRAI to review FI limits for broadcasting sector
In view of convergence of broadcasting and communication technologies, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) today proposed to review Foreign Investment (FI) limits in the electronic media to provide level playing field among competing technologies
Exports grow 20.47% in Jan
Exports showed a healthy growth of 20.47 per cent in January this fiscal over the same month last year, but expanded by a single digit figure of 7.66 per cent in rupee terms due to pricey domestic currency
Narayana Murthy to join HSBC board
Global banking giant HSBC on Monday said Indian IT major Infosys' Chief Mentor N R Narayana Murthy will join its board in May with an annual renumeration of 65,000 pounds (about Rs 52 lakh)
The Financial Express
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Bihar okays $10-bn investments
The Bihar government has approved investment proposals worth over Rs 40,000 crore, many by big corporate entities, but there are still hurdles in the way like poor infrastructure and land acquisition, the state's latest economic survey said
FM: were not as decoupled as we think
Finance minister P Chidambaram appeared unruffled by the downslide in the domestic stock markets, attributing it to a slowdown in US markets. The benchmark Sensex slid 5.1% on Monday, tracking other weak Asian markets.
World economy slips further, prices gear up
The world economy geared down another notch in February but the inflation threat intensified, data showed on Monday, posing the biggest challenge for central bankers in a generation
Investors lose Rs 2.7 lakh cr since Budget; FIIs sell heavily
Over Rs 2.70 lakh crore has been wiped out in market capitalisation since the Budget was presented on February 29, when the Sensex touched 17,578.72. The M-cap of the Bombay Stock Exchange, which touched Rs 58,85,951 crore on February 29, 2008 is now down to Rs 56,15,813 crore on March 3,
Leather sector faces huge lay-offs, seeks fiscal support
Continuous fall in export earnings owing to the widening gap in the rupee-dollar parity is forcing the leather industry substantial production cuts that might lead to lay-off of more than one lakh employees
HSBC absorbs $17-bn subprime hit
HSBC's profits rose 10% last year, just below analysts' forecasts, as strong gains in Asia helped Europe's biggest bank absorb a $17.2 billion hit for bad debts largely due to US housing problems.
Nano fears hit two-wheeler manufacturers
The Nano fear seems to have begun to creep into the minds of two-wheeler manufacturers. In a post-Budget meeting with the finance minister on Monday, the biggies of two-wheeler industry, Hero Honda and Bajaj Auto, requested for a further reduction in excise duty on two-wheelers from 12% as announced
The Economic Times
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RBI may allow trusts to invest abroad
This would open the gates for Indian educational institutions like IITs and IIMs besides religious bodies and charities to invest in or acquire overseas assets.
International News
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Stocks flat as Alcoa, Exxon rise; Nasdaq falls
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Dow and the S&P 500 ended little changed on Monday as soaring commodity prices
February auto sales tumble, Detroit hit hardest
DETROIT (Reuters) - U.S. auto sales tumbled in February in the face of a slumping economy and high gas prices with double-digit declines by all three struggling Detroit-based automakers.
RK
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