CEO of Tradeindia.com shows his concern in a letter to his B2B members. DEPB withdrawal will impact exporters Even as the issue of ending the Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) scheme after June 30 gathers heat, the Finance Ministry seems adamant about its move to do away with it. And who will be hit hard? …
Category Archive: Indian Economy
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Apr 05
Impact of 1947 partition on Indian Economy
Before leaving India,the british gave her death blow by partitioning India.With the partition,77% of the territory and nearly 82% of the population of undivided India was left with India.The rest went to Pakistan.Partition affected our economy in following ways: 1. Some of the important industries,namely the jute and cotton were adversely affected.Due to partition,important raw …
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Sep 03
A balancing act ahead of India
Indian economy grew at a rate of 8.8% in Q2. This was the fastest quarterly growth seen since 2007. Investors are going crazy over the growth prospects of India. Developing countries seem to have become investors hotspot and the tremendous growth gap between developed and developing countries has charmed every type of investor from retail …
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Sep 01
Best Performing Mutual Funds (Equities) in India
Scheme Name Category Last NAV (Rs/unit) Returns in 1-Year DSP-BR Micro Cap Fund – RP (G) Equity Diversified 16.454 67.10% SBI Magnum FMCG Fund Equity – FMCG 29.060 64.70% Reliance Pharma Fund (G) Equity – Pharma 51.677 62.10% PSU Bank BeES Equity Index 430.525 59.90% Franklin Pharma Fund (G) Equity – Pharma 57.270 59.60% Reliance …
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Aug 31
Rise, Fall and Rise of CHINDIA: A peek into History
From the 15th to 18th century, China and India controlled almost half of the global trade. This pattern continued till India became the part of British Empire, in the 19th century and Chinese trade became increasingly controlled by those who controlled the sea routes – England, France and the US. India became the independent and …
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Aug 25
Growth Round Up and Forecast for Asia-Pacific 2010: S&P
According to a report released by S&P, Asia-Pacific region will see a strong growth in coming quarters and will remain as the fastest growing region of the world. Here are few selected countries and their growth forecasts as given in the report. India India’s economy improved significantly in first-quarter 2010, underpinned by strong manufacturing-sector momentum …
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Aug 16
BSE Technical Chart Update
My Analysis of Technical Charts would also have some fundamental reasoning behind it. I am trying to combine technical and fundamental parts so as to get better decisions on investments. BSE has started to weaken up now. It has broken the trend line. Sideways analysis of BSE chart shows that further weakening may cause SENSEX …
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