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Archive for July 13th, 2009

Good G-8 summit spurs India’s hopes for global role

US President Barack Obama said there was a need to include the big emerging players in policymaking, which India can count as a victory for its own aspirations
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With Chennai edition, Mint goes national

Mint, with an introductory price of Rs3.50, will provide discerning readers in Chennai the same Clarity that the rest of the country has so overwhelmingly embraced
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Economic crisis far from over, says WTO chief

Pascal Lamy says protectionist policies persist; questions remain about legality of fiscal stimulus moves
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Axis Bank Q1 net jumps 70%

Total income of the bank rose to Rs3,864.13 crore during the first quarter of the current fiscal from Rs2,891.24 crore in the corresponding period a year ago
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No plans to change retail FDI rules, says minister

India’s retail business is estimated to touch $590 billion in two years
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Sensex ends down 0.8% at 13,400, Nifty ends down 0.7% at 3,974 * Axis Bank Q1 profit at Rs5.6 bn, up 70% * Govt not averse to judicial inquiry into Delhi Metro accident

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Jobs and Business outlook show signs of revival

Among the sectors covered in terms of employment there is an increase in all the sectors except ITES
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So, what’s Mint’s readership actually?

Some zealous fact checking caused the insertion of an error in this morning’s editor’s note on Page 1, announcing the launch of Mint’s Chennai edition
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Delhi Metro bridge collapses; Sreedharan quits, CM says ‘No’

DMRC chief owns moral responsibility for the accident; government says won’t take hasty decision on resignation
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Rupee dancing to the moves of FIIs

There is a strong correlation between the value of rupee against the dollar and the buying\selling activity of foreign institutional investors on stock exchanges, reveals a study.
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Rupee may fall to 50.50 to 51.00 levels to a dollar

Rupee dropped 2.4% last week, its biggest weekly drop since early March, when it had shed 2.8%. Where Re comes from & goes | Forex Converter
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Rupee ends at 49.12/49.13

Rupee ends at 49.12/49.13 per dollar.
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Rupee pares loses; bounces from two-month low

Rupee pared loses and bounced from a two-month low in line with the trend in stocks, that also recovered partially.
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Rupee off 2-month low on profit-taking; stocks

Rupee bounced off a two-month low in afternoon trade on Monday as the sharp fall in recent sessions triggered some profit-taking, while of paring losses in local shares also helped sentiment.
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Rupee weakens by 35 paise at 49.35 per dollar in morning trade

The rupee today lost 35 paise at 49.35 against the US dollar in the morning trade on dollar buying by banks and sustained slide in the equity markets raising fears of more capital outflows.
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Rupee down 11 paise against dollar in early trade

Rupee on Monday turned weak and lost 11 paise to hit two-month lows of 49.11 against the US dollar in early trade on expectations of increased capital outflows.
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Rupee at 2-month low; stocks awaited

The Indian rupee extended losses after falling the most in four months last week, as banks bought dollars in anticipation of foreign fund outflows from local shares.
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Rupee at 2-month lows as stocks seen dropping

The rupee dropped further to fresh two-month lows on Monday following its biggest weekly losss in four months as expectations of likely capital outflows from local shares weighed on sentiment.
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Axis Bank net profit soars 70% in Q1; bad debts worry analysts

Despite a net increase in quarterly profits and appreciating share prices, bad debt and asset quality remain a problem
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Gammon India shares plunge on Delhi Metro bridge fall

Its shares fell as much as 17.5%, but later recovered to close 2.7% up
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