Economy - general
Despite recessionary fears PC sales grew 18% in India in 2009-10
29 Jul 2010
Given the current macro-economic conditions and conservative buying sentiment in the market, MAIT estimates that PC sales are expected to cross 9.35 million (93.5 lakh) units in FY 2010-11, growing by about 16 per cent
Mani Aiyar hopes Commonwealth Games will flop
27 Jul 2010
Rising prices derail Parliament
27 Jul 2010
RBI hikes short-term rates to beat down inflation
27 Jul 2010
The increase in short-term lending rate (repo) to 5.75 per cent and short-term borrowing rate (reverse repo) to 4.5 per cent will be effective immediately.
Inflation will halve to 6 per cent by December: PM
24 Jul 2010
The prime minister’s remarks come ahead of the monsoon session of parliament, which is expected to be stormy over price rise, among other issues
Mukherjee urges industry to back GST
23 Jul 2010
Food price inflation falls to 12.47 per cent
22 Jul 2010
Finance minister pushes uniform GST rate structure
21 Jul 2010
He said a mutually-supportive approach would help ensure a uniform goods and services tax rate in the range of 12 to 20 per cent, with a peak effective rate of 15 per cent, in the first year of GST introduction.
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