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Thursday, March 19, 1998
  RBI cuts bank rate by 0.5%
Relaxing the liquidity-squeezing measures announced in January, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday cut the bank rate by 50 basis points to 10.50 per cent. This is a clear signal that the apex bank wants interest rates to ease before the new government embarks on its borrowing programme for the next fiscal.
  DSF '98 expects $1 billion sales
The Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) '98 is expected to attract more than 2 million visitors from all over the world and lead to more than $ 1 billion in incremental sales as preparations continue for the grand March 19 opening ceremony, which will kick off the 31-day event.

CII for developing Mumbai as OFC
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has stressed the need to develop Mumbai as an offshore financial centre (OFC) to attract cash/foreign currency, earn higher local operating expenditure, integrate and improve creditworthiness, develop markets and above all attract high networth individuals and businesses.
Two Peregrine arms in India to down shutters
After making numerous unsuccessful attempts at finding a buyer, Peregrine has decided to draw the curtains on two of its Indian outfits. The board of Peregrine Capital India Pvt Ltd in its meeting held on Wednesday decided to wind up its operations. The same would apply to Peregrine Securities India Private Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Peregrine Capital.


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Autoriders' SCL bid raises eyebrows
It's a classic case of a small fish trying to eat a big fish. The bid of Autoriders to make an open offer to buy 20 per cent stake in the Rs 200 crore Saurashtra Cements Ltd (SCL) -- owned by the M N Mehta group -- has raised many eyebrows in stock markets.
RCL promoters not to make counter offer
The promoters of Raasi Cements have finally ruled out launching any counter offer to their shareholders to ward of the takeover threat from Chennai-based, India Cements Ltd. In a statement issued from its corporate headquarters in Hyderabad, Raasi said it has `deferred' the counter-offer in view of the legal opinion that such an offer at this stage will be tantamount to contempt of the Andhra Pradesh High Court order of March 10, 1998.

 


  Core sector scrips upbeat
  Car makers chalk out anti-poaching agreement
  CoS rejects Hughes proposal for Karnataka subsidiary
  Silver goes down

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