IDBI Bank posts Rs 10-cr loss in second quarter
IDBI Bank has registered a loss of Rs 10.10 crore for the second quarter ended September 2000, as against a profit of Rs 10.04 crore in the same period last year. The bank's income for the quarter stood at Rs 137.06 crore.

Exporters see steady export growth in H2
Exports from India will continue to grow at a steady pace in the second half of the current fiscal, in both volume and value terms, says a Confederation of Indian industry survey.

Call money rates may hover around 9 per cent this week
Rupee fell by 20 paise on October 30 to touch an all-time low of 46.92 to the dollar. However, dollar sales by state-run banks amid thin trades prodded the rupee back to stability.


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