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Currency Revaluation Stiffens India's Forex Reserves: Experts
As per Anindya Banerjee, associate vice president for currency derivatives with Kotak Securities, a massive currency revaluation had outweighed a major devaluation in gold value.
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Why 67/Dollar is a Crucial Level for the Rupee
The rupee's recent fall has pressured domestic markets as well, but a fall beyond 67 per dollar may create panic among investors, according to Anindya Banerjee of Kotak Securities.
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Rupee Set to Breach 63/Dollar: Analysts
Indian equity markets which have appreciated nearly 35 per cent year-to-date may witness further profit booking by foreign investors ahead of the year end, which is likely to accentuate the fall in rupee, market men say.
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Rupee Closes at 61.84 a Dollar, Posts Biggest Fall in a Month
The partially convertible rupee closed at 61.8350/8450 per dollar compared with 61.41/42 on Tuesday, after touching 61.93 in intra-day trade. The fall was the biggest since September 15.
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High Court orders winding up of Dunlop India
The Calcutta High Court today ordered winding up of tyre manufacturing company Dunlop India Limited (DIL), which had set up its first factory at Sahaganj, Uttar Pradesh in 1936.
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Singur row: Tatas want status quo
The battle for Singur is far from over; it is now being fought in the courtroom, with the Tatas unwilling to give up their claim on the land.The Calcutta High Court's room 32 was packed as Tata advocate Samaraditya Pal concluded his argument, primarily slamming the Singur Act as unconstitutional. "We have been dispossessed without due process...
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Currency Revaluation Stiffens India's Forex Reserves: Experts
As per Anindya Banerjee, associate vice president for currency derivatives with Kotak Securities, a massive currency revaluation had outweighed a major devaluation in gold value.
-
Why 67/Dollar is a Crucial Level for the Rupee
The rupee's recent fall has pressured domestic markets as well, but a fall beyond 67 per dollar may create panic among investors, according to Anindya Banerjee of Kotak Securities.
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Rupee Set to Breach 63/Dollar: Analysts
Indian equity markets which have appreciated nearly 35 per cent year-to-date may witness further profit booking by foreign investors ahead of the year end, which is likely to accentuate the fall in rupee, market men say.
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Rupee Closes at 61.84 a Dollar, Posts Biggest Fall in a Month
The partially convertible rupee closed at 61.8350/8450 per dollar compared with 61.41/42 on Tuesday, after touching 61.93 in intra-day trade. The fall was the biggest since September 15.
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High Court orders winding up of Dunlop India
The Calcutta High Court today ordered winding up of tyre manufacturing company Dunlop India Limited (DIL), which had set up its first factory at Sahaganj, Uttar Pradesh in 1936.
-
Singur row: Tatas want status quo
The battle for Singur is far from over; it is now being fought in the courtroom, with the Tatas unwilling to give up their claim on the land.The Calcutta High Court's room 32 was packed as Tata advocate Samaraditya Pal concluded his argument, primarily slamming the Singur Act as unconstitutional. "We have been dispossessed without due process...
