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Saturday, September 5, 1998

Local calibration mandatory to balance global flux: RBI
The Reserve Bank of India has singled out four areas -- slowdown in industrial output, rising inflation, widening fiscal deficit and sluggish export growth -- that need to be tackled on a war-footing. The central bank is no less preoccupied about the "recent international developments" which, it says, require "continuous watch and alert policy responses".

Nuke powers' stance highly discriminatory, says NAM
The non-aligned countries have strongly criticised the five nuclear powers for insisting on maintenance of their nuclear arsenals terming it as `highly discriminatory' and endorsed India's call for a global meet by 1999 to find ways for complete elimination of such weapons within a specified time-frame.

Core team clears special-purpose vehicle plan
The core group of secretaries has endorsed the Union finance ministry's proposal to set up a special-purpose vehicle (SPV) for putting the privatisation process of public sector undertakings (PSUs) on a fast track. The group will discuss the SPV proposal aiming to reduce government stake to 49% in the ten navratnas, six top public sector banks and the IDBI which together hold a little over 50% of the country's GDP in assets.

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EXIM Bank International Trade Research Award 1998

ITC Chairman Y C Deveshwar's speech at the 1998 AGM

Global Tenders invited by MSTC

Sebi allows Raju to go ahead with Sri Vishnu offer
The Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has allowed BV Raju to go ahead with his open offer for picking up 20% stake in Sri Vishnu Cements at Rs 100 per share. The market regulator has at the same time decided to launch investigations on whether the previous deal of transfer of 39.5% shares of Raasi Cements to a clutch of nine investment companies was in violation of the takeover code.

 


CORPORATE
Ashok Leyland to take up buyback at opportune time
Cipla to seek shareholder nod to buy back shares

ECONOMY
Reserve pre-emption puts the brakes on net fund flow from expatriate accounts
RBI calls for higher exports to rein in current account deficit

EXPRESSIONS
Bullish undertone may see Sensex up to 3,350 points
Sustained growth can put the market back on track

MARKETS
UTI Bank gears up for Rs 74-crore public issue
Yield spread between gilts narrows

LEISURE
Is it time to join the consultants?
Quality of B.Ed schools under scrutiny


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