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WTO hails India's performance
NEW DELHI, JUNE 21.The World Trade Organisation (WTO) today congratulated India for its reform process that had led to an annualised 6 per cent economic growth during the last decade, but expressed concern over high tariffs and increased use of ...
SEBI-NIC data system
MUMBAI, JUNE 21. The Securities and Exchange Board of India in association with the National Informatics Centre (NIC) has set up an electronic data information filing and retrieval (EDIFAR) system to facilitate filing of certain ...
Pay bonanza for Khattar, other MUL directors
NEW DELHI, JUNE 21.The Managing Director of Maruti Udyog Ltd., Jagdish Khattar, appears to be the biggest beneficiary of the company's privatisation with the reconstituted board in its first meeting deciding to accord a threefold increase in pay ...
Sensex drops 21 points
MUMBAI, JUNE 21. After a moderate recovery yesterday, the Sensex once again ended lower by over 21 points following fresh sell-off in key IT counters by foreign institutional investors on the Bombay Stock Exchange today. The BSE benchmark ...
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    News Analysis
    FINANCIAL SCENE
    When war threat is receding
    By C. R. L. Narasimhan

    An approach that correlates financial markets with political developments to draw conclusions has limitations.

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