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iPhone Makers Said to be Among Winners in $6.6 Billion India Plan
Apple’s major iPhone assemblers are among the companies expected to win approval to participate in a $6.6 billion stimulus program to bring manufacturing to India, according to people familiar with the matter, a potentially seismic shift as the world’s most valuable company diversifies beyond China.
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Apple iPhone Makers May Be Gainers In $6.6 Billion India Plan: Report
At a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, the government is expected to approve a plan aimed at bringing $150 billion in mobile-phone production over the next five years.
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Government's Rs 70,000-Crore Stimulus No "Game Changer", Say Some Economists
On Saturday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the tax refund program for exporters from January 1 will cost the government Rs 50,000 crore ($7 billion) in revenue annually.
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Government's Dependence On RBI Payout Leaves Budget Funding At Risk
Slower economic growth has made it harder for the government to improve tax collections and the boost from the central bank and assets sale program are unlikely to be repeated.
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US Economic Growth Slows Down To Weakest Pace In Five Years
President Donald Trump has set a goal of doubling growth through an ambitious stimulus program featuring tax cuts, deregulation and higher infrastructure spending.
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Wall Street Rises After ECB Rate Cut; Oil Slides
Wall Street rose on Thursday after the European Central Bank cut key interest rates and boosted its stimulus program, but a decline in energy stocks capped gains.
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Wall Street Opens Higher After ECB Cuts Rates
US stocks were higher at the open on Thursday after the European Central Bank (ECB) cut key interest rates and increased its asset-buying program to boost the Eurozone economy.
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European Central Bank May Surprise with Size of New Stimulus
Right now, markets are expecting the ECB to either extend the bond-buying program beyond the current end date of September 2016 or increase the purchase amounts.
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ECB Chief: Won't Hesitate to Expand Stimulus If Needed
European Central Bank head Mario Draghi said the chief monetary authority for the eurozone "will not hesitate" to expand its stimulus program at its next meeting if needed to support the economy.
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Broad Rally Lifts Wall Street to Record as BoJ Bumps Up Stimulus
The Dow industrials hit a record high on Friday as stocks rallied on Wall Street after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) significantly ramped up its stimulus program, just days after the Federal Reserve wound down its years-long package of incentives.
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Dow Hits Record High; BoJ Ramps Up Stimulus
US stocks rose sharply on Friday, with the Dow hitting an intraday record high as the Bank of Japan (BoJ) significantly ramped up its stimulus program, just days after the Federal Reserve wound down its years-long package of incentives.
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Global Stocks Mixed, Investors Hope for Comforting Fed Message
Global equity markets were mixed on Wednesday ahead of a policy statement in which the Federal Reserve is widely expected to announce the end of its stimulus program but say it will wait to raise interest rates due to concerns about economic growth.
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Bank of Japan Holds off Fresh Stimulus, says Economy Recovering
The Bank of Japan on Tuesday held off expanding its vast stimulus program, saying the world's number three economy was recovering despite activity taking a hit from April's sales tax hike.
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Federal Reserve expected to take further step towards ending bond buying
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its bond-buying program by a further $10 billion on Wednesday, confident that the US economy will pull away from its sharp winter slowdown.
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Economists warn of more market 'tantrums' as US Fed tightens
Turbulence on Wall Street will likely return when the Federal Reserve decides to hike interest rates, top US economists said in a paper that warned the Fed's huge stimulus program could have harmful consequences.
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iPhone Makers Said to be Among Winners in $6.6 Billion India Plan
Apple’s major iPhone assemblers are among the companies expected to win approval to participate in a $6.6 billion stimulus program to bring manufacturing to India, according to people familiar with the matter, a potentially seismic shift as the world’s most valuable company diversifies beyond China.
-
Apple iPhone Makers May Be Gainers In $6.6 Billion India Plan: Report
At a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, the government is expected to approve a plan aimed at bringing $150 billion in mobile-phone production over the next five years.
-
Government's Rs 70,000-Crore Stimulus No "Game Changer", Say Some Economists
On Saturday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the tax refund program for exporters from January 1 will cost the government Rs 50,000 crore ($7 billion) in revenue annually.
-
Government's Dependence On RBI Payout Leaves Budget Funding At Risk
Slower economic growth has made it harder for the government to improve tax collections and the boost from the central bank and assets sale program are unlikely to be repeated.
-
US Economic Growth Slows Down To Weakest Pace In Five Years
President Donald Trump has set a goal of doubling growth through an ambitious stimulus program featuring tax cuts, deregulation and higher infrastructure spending.
-
Wall Street Rises After ECB Rate Cut; Oil Slides
Wall Street rose on Thursday after the European Central Bank cut key interest rates and boosted its stimulus program, but a decline in energy stocks capped gains.
-
Wall Street Opens Higher After ECB Cuts Rates
US stocks were higher at the open on Thursday after the European Central Bank (ECB) cut key interest rates and increased its asset-buying program to boost the Eurozone economy.
-
European Central Bank May Surprise with Size of New Stimulus
Right now, markets are expecting the ECB to either extend the bond-buying program beyond the current end date of September 2016 or increase the purchase amounts.
-
ECB Chief: Won't Hesitate to Expand Stimulus If Needed
European Central Bank head Mario Draghi said the chief monetary authority for the eurozone "will not hesitate" to expand its stimulus program at its next meeting if needed to support the economy.
-
Broad Rally Lifts Wall Street to Record as BoJ Bumps Up Stimulus
The Dow industrials hit a record high on Friday as stocks rallied on Wall Street after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) significantly ramped up its stimulus program, just days after the Federal Reserve wound down its years-long package of incentives.
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Dow Hits Record High; BoJ Ramps Up Stimulus
US stocks rose sharply on Friday, with the Dow hitting an intraday record high as the Bank of Japan (BoJ) significantly ramped up its stimulus program, just days after the Federal Reserve wound down its years-long package of incentives.
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Global Stocks Mixed, Investors Hope for Comforting Fed Message
Global equity markets were mixed on Wednesday ahead of a policy statement in which the Federal Reserve is widely expected to announce the end of its stimulus program but say it will wait to raise interest rates due to concerns about economic growth.
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Bank of Japan Holds off Fresh Stimulus, says Economy Recovering
The Bank of Japan on Tuesday held off expanding its vast stimulus program, saying the world's number three economy was recovering despite activity taking a hit from April's sales tax hike.
-
Federal Reserve expected to take further step towards ending bond buying
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its bond-buying program by a further $10 billion on Wednesday, confident that the US economy will pull away from its sharp winter slowdown.
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Economists warn of more market 'tantrums' as US Fed tightens
Turbulence on Wall Street will likely return when the Federal Reserve decides to hike interest rates, top US economists said in a paper that warned the Fed's huge stimulus program could have harmful consequences.
