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Rupee Cracks 68-level, Tumbles 32 Paise against US Dollar
Dealers said dollar's strengthening against rivals overseas following hints of interest rate hike in December from US Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen also weighed on the domestic currency.
Maharashtra Govt Promises Support to Chinese Firms Looking for Investment
The company intends to invest Rs 7,000 crore in the state and was seeking land near Supe or Khed industrial zones in Pune district, an official of the industries department said.
Sensex Bleeds 514 Points to 6-month Low on Fund Outflow, Weak Rupee
The cup of woes for markets spilled over as the Sensex today plunged over 514 points to end at nearly 6-month low of 26,305 and the Nifty crashed below 8,200 after fears of acute cash crunch arising out of demonetisation played out amid capital outflows a...
Sensex Tanks 344 Points on Capital Outflows, Weak Rupee
The benchmark BSE Sensex crashed by over 344 points and the NSE Nifty dipped below 8,200-mark in early trade on Tuesday as investors engaged in cutting down their bets amid rupee plunging by 42 paise.
Finance Ministry Asks RBI to Set up Special Cell to Monitor Fake Currency
Concerned over circulation of fake currency in the country, Finance Ministry on Saturday asked the Reserve Bank to set up a special cell to monitor such notes.
Industrial Production Grew at Subdued 0.7% in September
Industrial production grew a meagre 0.7 percent in September mainly due to poor show by manufacturing and mining sectors coupled with decline capital goods output.
Banks Have Enough Cash for Exchange of Demonetised Notes: RBI
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday said there was enough cash made available with banks all over the country for exchange of demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, though it may "take a while for the banks to recalibrate their ATMs".
US Financial Markets Regain Momentum Following Donald Trump's Victory
US financial markets witnessed wild swings after Republican Donald Trump won the country's presidential election, but then stabilised and regained momentum as the Wall Street further digested information about the results.
Replacing Rs 500, Rs 1000 Notes: What to Do, What Not to Do
Your 500 and 1,000 rupee notes will be worthless bits of paper this morning. But don’t panic! You won’t lose out if you follow these instructions from the Reserve Bank of India.
Cash Withdrawal Limits to Ease With Supply of New Notes: Govt
Cash withdrawal restrictions will be eased once the supply of new, hard-to-fake Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 currency notes improves and a stockpile of lower denomination notes is created, the government said on Wednesday.
Sensex Opens at 27,537.26 Points, Nifty Gains 31.55 Points Due to Positive Global Cues
Investors' risk taking appetite was enhanced following US electoral developments, such as the clean chit given by the US investigators to the Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
Sensex Plunges 156 Points, Caution Prevails Ahead of US Election
Spooked investors remained hesitant for the fifth session in a row amid uncertainty over US election result, pulling Sensex 156 points to near four-month low of 27,274.15 led by huge sell-off in pharma counters.
How AP, Telangana Dislodged Gujarat to Top World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index
The latest ranking for ease of doing business, that has Andhra Pradesh and Telangana as joint toppers, has surprised the country.
Sensex Ends Lower in Festive Week, Drops 135.67 Points
The stock market witnessed turbulence in the festive week as the benchmark BSE Sensex lost 135.67 points to retreat from the psychological 28,000-mark, while broader Nifty fell by 55.05 points.
Tata Sons, Indian Hotels Dismiss Speculation of Taj Hotels CEO Rakesh Sarna's Exit
Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL) and Tata Sons on Thursday termed as “completely baseless and unfounded” speculations that Rakesh Sarna, the Managing Director and CEO of Taj Hotels, is leaving the company.
Cabinet Announces 2% DA for Central Government Employees
The central government employee unions had sought the DA to be increased by 3 per cent and not 2 per cent.