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- 05:42 - HDFC Bk Chief on Lehman impact, interest rates, M&A
- 05:42 - Inflation can get nasty, predict experts
- 05:42 - Credit growth to speed up in few months: Bankers to RBI
- 05:42 - RIL eyeing stake in Dutch petchem major: Sources
- 05:42 - Reliance Life Insurance IPO may be delayed
- 08:34 - World Bank sees India’s growth rate in 6-8% range
- 08:38 - Tata Nano a hit in second hand car market too
- 02:51 - RIL continues to be top pick of MFs in Aug ‘09
- 10:10 - DB Realty likely to raise Rs 2000cr via IPO
- 11:47 - No spike in airlines’ load factor even after 50% fare cut
- 03:52 - Experts against ’super regulator’ concept in India
- 05:56 - IRDA concerned over insurers’ mounting losses
Positive trade in most Asian markets and gains in heavyweight ICICI Bank – the nation’s largest private lender by assets – helped Indian shares end higher for a fifth straight session Thursday.
The Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensitive Index ended marginally up 33.31 points, or 0.2%, at 16,216.86. However, trade was choppy as the index briefly turned negative, with investors cashing in on profits after the recent rally.
03:52 PM I am now against the idea of a single over arching regulator, says Meghnad Desai. See what S Naraya - See more inEconomy
