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10 March 1998
  $54.7m World Bank loan for UP plan
The World Bank has extended a loan of $54.7 million to the Uttar Pradesh government for the reclamation of barren lands. Called the `Sodic Lands Reclamation Project', it envisages conversion of 69,000 hectares of barren land into fertile land.
  CII outlines agenda for new government
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) secretary general Tarun Das on Monday set the agenda for the new government at the centre "to bring back the government into infrastructure and not only the private sector", to cut the "excise duty", to come out with the "credit policy for April-September" immediately on assumption of power.

Domestic, foreign firms queue up for NHPC's hydro-electric project in Sikkim
A host of domestic and foreign companies, including Larsen and Toubro (L&T), Jaiprakash Industries, Energy Kvaerner of Norway and Voith Hydro of Australia, have approached the National Hydro-electric Power Corporation (NHPC) for undertaking joint development work of the Rs 2600 crore, 510 MW Teesta V hydro electric project in Sikkim.
CD, CP rates rise as banks mop up funds
Interest rates on certificates of deposit (CDs) and commercial papers (CPs) are on the rise as banks are mopping up funds for the short term and deploying them in CPs issued in large numbers by the corporate sector.


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FIs put the lid on external debt plans on dearth of domestic corporate demand
The financial institutions (FIs) have decided to shelve the last phase of their external commercial borrowings (ECB) programme due to lack of demand for such loans among domestic corporates.

Inflation-targeting in developing countries a tough task, says IMF
Targeting inflation in developing countries would be possible only after increased market orientation and higher degree of coordination between monetary and fiscal authorities. In many developing countries, administered or controlled prices are an important component of aggregate price indices and, thus, of the short-run behaviour of inflation.

 


  South Korea optimistic about global roadshow
  European Union ministers meet to discuss tax issues
  Indonesia worries drag Asian currencies down
  Centre may issue bonds to exporters against customs, excise outgo
  New government's repayments pressure seen past Rs 31,000 cr
  Highway privatisation hits political pothole
  Delhi needs definite policy on foreign investment, say experts
  "False promises affected time-share resorts image"
  Failure to keep promises of industrialisation leaves LF licking dust in WB
  Small groups wield big sticks in parliament
  Fernandes blasts UF govt for releasing Ninth Plan draft
  RPI victory of dalit candidates a veritable social revolution
  Fresh controversy between BJP and Congress in MP
  Socialist parties strike it rich in Bihar