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Bank of India cuts deposit rates by 25 to 50 bps
01 Aug 2009
China economic growth accelerates as manufacturing expands
01 Aug 2009
China’s manufacturing has expanded for a fifth month on the back of record lending and a 4 trillion yuan ($586 billion) stimulus plan.
Five more US banks go belly up; 2009 tally at 69
01 Aug 2009
Senate to probe Goldman Sachs, Deutsche: report
30 Jul 2009
US government to acquire 34-per cent stake in Citigroup
30 Jul 2009
The US government will become Citigroup's largest shareholder today, when it acquires a 34-per cent equity stake in the nation's third-largest bank as part of the bailout plan
Deutsche Bank’s Q2 profits surge 67 per cent
29 Jul 2009
RBI leaves key rates unchanged; focus still on price stability
28 Jul 2009
RBI has kept the Bank Rate unchanged at 6.0 per cent and the cash reserve ratio for banks at 5.0 per cent while it retained the repo and reverse repo rates at 4.75 per cent and 3.25 per cent, respectively.
FM sees strong growth potential for Indian banks
27 Jul 2009
Banks: That's where the money (still) is
24 Jul 2009
Less than a year after the threat of a general banking collapse, how are US banks still making money hand over fist, returning the billions of dollars borrowed from the government when the economy is still mired in recession, asks CNN's London correspondent Richard Quest, in an exclusive column for domain-b.
Out of cash? Time to go ‘shopping’!
23 Jul 2009
The next time you run run short of cash, don't fret if you can't loacte your ATM. RBI has decided to allow cash withdrawals up to Rs1,000 a day using swipe machines at retail shops.
HDFC to raise Rs4,000 crore through QIP
23 Jul 2009
The country’s prime home loan lender plans to augment its long-term resources by isuing convetible warrants along with secured non-convertible debentures
OBC on expansion, recruitment drive
23 Jul 2009
Morgan Stanley reports $1.2 billion Q2 loss
22 Jul 2009
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