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Govt seeks status quo in rates to protect growth

The Congress-led government is in talks with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to ensure its efforts to rein in rising inflation does not curb economic growth. ... | Read..

Banks demand higher down payment on home loan

Banks have raised the financing margin for home loan borrowers, meaning borrowers will have to make a higher down payment on ... | Read..

Steel curb puts export target under cloud

The withdrawal of incentives on the export of steel may cost the country close to $5 billion in foreign exchange earning ... | Read..

LIC charts Singapore strategy

Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is scouting for business opportunities in overseas markets. ... | Read..

Ban on rice hurts Bangla

The ban on rice exports has hurt countries such as Bangladesh, Nepal and Africa, which import the commodity from India. ... | Read..

Govt seeks status quo in rates to protect growth

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