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ICRA report: Economy to grow 6.5-6.9 p.c. NEW DELHI, OCT. 27.Economy is poised to grow by 6.5 to 6.9 per cent in this fiscal following a good monsoon and an expected robust 9 per cent growth in agriculture, Investment Information and Credit Rating Agency (ICRA) said today. "With ... Corporate earnings growth to drive equity market: survey MUMBAI, OCT. 27.The corporate earnings expressed in growing profits, instead of re-rating of markets, would drive the activity on bourses and auto stocks would attract the maximum investors' interest, according to the DSP-Merrill Lynch Fund ... LOOKING AHEAD The downside of integration After three weeks of hectic buying by foreign institutional investors, who have come to India sniffing for a quick kill, it was inevitable that there would be a correction in the Sensex. But the fact that it was small and half was made up on the ... Sensex drops 104 points in volatile trading MUMBAI, OCT. 27. After raising hopes of a buoyant trend, stocks fell sharply and pushed the Sensex down by 104 points at close in an extremely volatile activity on the Stock Exchange, Mumbai, today on heavy selling pressure from domestic funds ... Other Stories
Barometer Briefly Birla Global to sell stake in BSSL MUMBAI, OCT. 27.Birla Global Finance is to sell 51 per cent holding in its subsidiary Birla Sun Life Securities (BSSL) to J V Gokal Securities Pvt. Ltd. for Rs. 4.85 crores. The sale of 30.60 lakh equity shares of Birla Sun Life Securities, ... Forbes honour for Corpn. Bank MANGALORE, OCT. 27. Forbes has rated Corporation Bank as one of the best 200 small companies in the world. The bank is listed in the `Best under a billion, Forbes Globals 200 Best Small Companies for 2003,' which appeared in the October 27 ... RIL seeks extension NEW DELHI, OCT. 27. Reliance Industries has sought a two-year extension of its agreement with Indian Oil Corporation to sell Jamnagar refinery products through the state-run firm's retail network. Reliance, which now does not have a retail ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Open Page | Education | Book Review | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
  
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