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Budget
to yield quick returns: Jaswant
Inflation will come down, avers
Jalan
NEW DELHI:
Reserve Bank Governor Bimal Jalan today said inflation will come down further once Iraqi crisis is over and the monsoon is
normal....
Rural
Industry Fund mooted
Banks told to reorient policies for rural uplift
NEW
DELHI: Planning Commission today asked banks to reorient their policies to ensure more lending to the rural industries......
Telco
sets sight on Saudi Arabia
DUBAI:
After inking alliances in Britain, India’s largest truck and bus manufacturer
Telco's next stop is Saudi Arabia where it plans to launch its commercial
vehicles before the year is out and later introduce passenger cars...
FE reserves up by $863 million
MUMBAI:
The country’s foreign exchange (FE) reserves, after a brief dip, continued to
soar again and grew up by US$863 million at US$73,740 million during the week
ended March 7........
War
to drag half of Asia into recession
SINGAPORE:
Half of Asia, including South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan and Singapore could plunge into recession and high inflation if US-led war against Iraq dragged on for
months.........
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Indian Finance Minister Jaswant Singh (R) sits with Indian central bank governor, Bimal Jalan (2nd R) during a meeting of the board of directors of the central bank in New Delhi,
on Saturday. Jalan said on Saturday the country's fiscal deficit remained a difficult problem but overall macro-economic conditions were favourable for accelerating growth.
Reuters
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