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  • Sensex down, but recoups bulk of losses IANS - Wed, Oct 28

    Mumbai, Oct 28 (IANS) A key index of the Indian equities markets ended trade Wednesday 0.36 percent in the negative after recouping most of its intra-day losses.

  • Sensex ends 0.36 percent down IANS - Wed, Oct 28

    Mumbai, Oct 28 (IANS) A key index of Indian equities markets ended trade Wednesday 0.36 percent in the negative after recouping most of its intra-day losses.

  • Sensex tanks as investors sell in a hurry IANS - Tue, Oct 27

    Mumbai, Oct 27 (IANS) A benchmark index of the Indian equities markets nosedived Tuesday to end about 2.3 percent lower than its previous close with traders hitting the sell button amid indications from the central bank that it would start tightening its monetary policy.

  • Indian, other Asian markets trading weak IANS - Tue, Oct 27

    Mumbai, Oct 27 (IANS) Indian equities markets were trading under selling pressure, with a key index ruling 1.39 percent in the red in the afternoon session Tuesday.

  • India's central bank hikes statutory liquidity ratio IANS - Tue, Oct 27

    Mumbai, Oct 27 (IANS) Concerned over creeping inflation, India's central bank Tuesday slightly tightened its monetary policy for this fiscal while retaining most policy rates, with signs of an industrial recovery providing the necessary cushion.

  • Sensex ends 70 points down in volatile trade IANS - Mon, Oct 26

    Mumbai, Oct 26 (IANS) Despite strong global cues, a key index of the Indian equities markets ended a volatile trading session 70 points in the red Monday as investors remained cautious ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's mid-year policy review Tuesday.

  • Google goes on trial in France for digitising books IANS - Thu, Sep 24

    Paris, Sep 24 (DPA) Internet search engine giant Google went on trial in Paris Thursday on charges of copyright infringement and forgery in its attempt to digitise millions of the world's books without prior authorisation.

  • BRIC nations demand greater say in global financial structure IANS - Sat, Sep 5

    London, Sep 5 (IANS) India, China, Russia and Brazil have opposed protectionism, while demanding a much greater say in the running of global financial institutions like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.


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