The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, December 19, 2004

FARM CREDIT
Farmers continue to get raw deal
2004 has been ordinary for the financial sector. For the Government and RBI, financial sector reforms hold little value. Moss has grown over most of the critical proposals put up by the Narasimham Committee to alter the system. Through 2004 ... More

FINANCIAL SERVICES
Now, financial planners begin to ride the BPO wave
AMERICANS, whose surprise at finding Indian voices resolving their issues from computers to credit cards has barely abated, will soon discover that even their investment advice is coming from Indian shores. Financial planning and investment ... More

FOREX
Forex reserves dip $1.02 b
LED by a revaluation in the central bank's basket of currencies, the country's forex kitty dipped by $1.020 billion in a single week, after an accretion of over $3 billion in the previous week. A similar fall in forex reserves (by $1.370 billion) ... More

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Forex reserves dip $1.02 b

Looking back
Dec. 12-Dec. 18
Rupee eases against dollar; bonds rally

MCC Finance to repay depositors ahead of schedule

ECB losing appeal for corporates

YES Bank, Wipro Infotech sign 7-year outsourcing deal