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India Stocks, Bonds Set To Gain As Exit Polls Predict Landslide BJP Win
Indian stocks, bonds, and the rupee are poised to climb on Monday after exit polls indicated a resounding victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party.
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India's Place In Global Markets Is At Stake In Virus Response
How the government handles the coronavirus could prove influential in determining India's appeal once the current global market turmoil subsides.
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BJP Earned More Than Twice Its 5 Top Rivals Put Together In 2019: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP more than doubled its income to nearly 24.10 billion rupees in the financial year ended March 2019 ahead of elections, which is more than twice that of its five major rivals put together.
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Sensex Cracks Over 500 Points, Nifty Below 10,550: 10 Points
Domestic stock markets had a gap-down start on Monday as investors turned jittery over exit poll results ahead of the outcome of state elections. The S&P BSE Sensex started at 35,204.66 and the Nifty50 barometer of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) was at 10,508.70 against their last closing levels of 35,673.25 and 10,693.70 respectively. At 1:20 p...
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Government Brings In 5 Steps To Contain Rupee, PM's Key Meet Today
The government on Friday announced an array of steps, including removal of withholding tax on Masala bonds, relaxation for FPIs, and curbs on non-essential imports, to contain the widening CAD and check the rupee fall.
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"Restrictions On Masala Bonds Removed": Arun Jaitley Reveals Steps To Contain Rupee, Trade Gap
The government has decided to cut non-essential imports and increase exports amid a widening current account deficit (CAD), sliding rupee and soaring crude oil prices, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said.
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Moody's Upgrades India Rating After 13 Years Betting On PM Modi's Reforms, Markets Up
Moody's said it was lifting India's rating to Baa2 from Baa3 and changed its rating outlook to stable from positive, saying that at the Baa2 level risks to India's credit profile were broadly balanced.
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Rupee Falls On Raghuram Rajan's Exit; Sensex, Bonds Rise
India's rupee fell to a near one-month low on Monday after Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan, whose reforms have been credited for much of the economy's success in recent years, announced he would quit when his term ends in September.
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After James Bond, Brooke Bond, We Go to Rupee Bond: PM Modi at Wembley
Prime Minister Narendra Modi referenced James Bond as he addressed thousands of members of the Indian community at the Wembley stadium in London.
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Rupee Falls; Global Turmoil Raises Rate Cut Doubts
But efforts by the government and the central bank to narrow the current account deficit and the election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi have sparked a sharp turnaround: foreign investors have purchased a net $43.4 billion in shares and bonds this year, allowing India to outperform most emerging markets.
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Jaitley Vows Action, Warns Hoarders After Inflation Spike
The rupee sank below Rs 60 to a dollar and government bonds had their biggest single-day fall in a month on Monday as higher-than-expected May inflation compounded worries about the impact of violence in Iraq on the price of oil, which India imports.
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India Stocks, Bonds Set To Gain As Exit Polls Predict Landslide BJP Win
Indian stocks, bonds, and the rupee are poised to climb on Monday after exit polls indicated a resounding victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party.
-
India's Place In Global Markets Is At Stake In Virus Response
How the government handles the coronavirus could prove influential in determining India's appeal once the current global market turmoil subsides.
-
BJP Earned More Than Twice Its 5 Top Rivals Put Together In 2019: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP more than doubled its income to nearly 24.10 billion rupees in the financial year ended March 2019 ahead of elections, which is more than twice that of its five major rivals put together.
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Sensex Cracks Over 500 Points, Nifty Below 10,550: 10 Points
Domestic stock markets had a gap-down start on Monday as investors turned jittery over exit poll results ahead of the outcome of state elections. The S&P BSE Sensex started at 35,204.66 and the Nifty50 barometer of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) was at 10,508.70 against their last closing levels of 35,673.25 and 10,693.70 respectively. At 1:20 p...
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Government Brings In 5 Steps To Contain Rupee, PM's Key Meet Today
The government on Friday announced an array of steps, including removal of withholding tax on Masala bonds, relaxation for FPIs, and curbs on non-essential imports, to contain the widening CAD and check the rupee fall.
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"Restrictions On Masala Bonds Removed": Arun Jaitley Reveals Steps To Contain Rupee, Trade Gap
The government has decided to cut non-essential imports and increase exports amid a widening current account deficit (CAD), sliding rupee and soaring crude oil prices, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said.
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Moody's Upgrades India Rating After 13 Years Betting On PM Modi's Reforms, Markets Up
Moody's said it was lifting India's rating to Baa2 from Baa3 and changed its rating outlook to stable from positive, saying that at the Baa2 level risks to India's credit profile were broadly balanced.
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Rupee Falls On Raghuram Rajan's Exit; Sensex, Bonds Rise
India's rupee fell to a near one-month low on Monday after Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan, whose reforms have been credited for much of the economy's success in recent years, announced he would quit when his term ends in September.
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After James Bond, Brooke Bond, We Go to Rupee Bond: PM Modi at Wembley
Prime Minister Narendra Modi referenced James Bond as he addressed thousands of members of the Indian community at the Wembley stadium in London.
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Rupee Falls; Global Turmoil Raises Rate Cut Doubts
But efforts by the government and the central bank to narrow the current account deficit and the election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi have sparked a sharp turnaround: foreign investors have purchased a net $43.4 billion in shares and bonds this year, allowing India to outperform most emerging markets.
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Jaitley Vows Action, Warns Hoarders After Inflation Spike
The rupee sank below Rs 60 to a dollar and government bonds had their biggest single-day fall in a month on Monday as higher-than-expected May inflation compounded worries about the impact of violence in Iraq on the price of oil, which India imports.
