Posts Tagged ‘China’

Today Trading Tips, Stock Market News Updates – June 22

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Stock Market News Highlights – 22 June 2009 On last Friday, Indian stock market opened with a some positive gains after losing almost 800 points in lat 2 trading session. This gain helped retail investor to get confidence and start buying new positions with some positive movement hope. But in mid seession market went into [...]

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Today Trading Tips, Stock Market News Updates – June 8

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Market News Highlights On friday after heavy volatility Sensex closed 94 points up above 15000 level and nifty closed up by 14 point above 4580 strong resistance level which can help markeet to go above 4640 level in coming days. Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee will chalk out an immediate road map for public sector banks [...]

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Market Highlights April 10

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A retired school teacher hurled his shoe towards Congress MP Naveen Jindal in Kurukshetra but missed his target Sensex and Nifty up 4.4% this week  on bullish domestic sentiment On Optimism Recession Is Ending, US markets closed 3.14% up and Asian markets trading with 2% gain Realty firms’ profits expected to fall by 90% in [...]

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April 8 Updates

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Crackdown on tax havens not to yield much for India – BS Journalist throws shoe at Chidambaram – Reuter World Bank: China stimulus to sustain Asia’s growth – Reuter Influence on Credit quality, Restructuring of project loans with banks, Absent of vibrant bond market will be a major factors affecting growth of Indian Infrastructure project [...]

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Highlights | G20 Economic Summit April 2009

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The G-20 members are Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, the U.S., the U.K. and the European Union Took strongest action yet toward a new world order that’s less U.S.-centric with a greater role for international institutions and emerging markets Agreed [...]

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