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FINANCIAL SERVICES
India Post, Deutsche Post sign MoU
India Post has signed a memorandum of understanding with Deutsche Post World Net to create a multi-layer relationship beneficial to both organisations. “There would be co-operation in the field of conveyance and distribution of mails, ... More

FOREX
Investing part of forex reserves in infrastructure may become reality
Foreign exchange kitty currently stands at $262 billion More

Rupee steady in choppy trade
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NBFCS
RBI cancels registration of 12 cos
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LIFE INSURANCE
Max NY Life in pact with APSCB
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GENERAL INSURANCE
Current tariffs for engg, fire cover to continue
Some insurers yet to submit data to regulator More

2 insurers to offer heli-hop products
Hyderabad, Nov. 5 The helicopter ambulance service, launched by the Apollo-Deccan Aviation duo two months ago, has begun to attract non-life insurance companies.Seeing good potential in this premium service, at least two insurance ... More

PRIVATE BANKS
Kotak Mahindra Bank branch
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PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS
Govt to be supportive of public sector banks
Chidambaram says tech adoption can quicken financial inclusion More

GOVT BONDS
Bond prices down 10 paise
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CRR & BANK RATES
PERSPECTIVE
Sponging out the liquidity
The rise in CRR (cash reserve ratio), the sixth this year, will squeeze some liquidity from the financial system. “Yet, it should not hurt bank lending much, if at all, since banks are quite flush with liquidity,” observes More

SHORT TERM INSTRUMENTS
Call rates tad lower
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CREDIT CARDS & DEBIT CARDS
Banks gear up to keep ATMs fully loaded
DIWALI DEMAND More

FIXED DEPOSITS
Vijaya Bank to shed Rs 2,000 cr of high-cost deposits
Chennai, Nov. 5 Between now and March, Vijaya Bank will shed Rs 2,000 crore of high-cost deposits — deposits got at preferential rates of interests of around 11 per cent, the bank’s Executive Director, Mr T. Valliappan, told More






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P-Note blues

Union Budget 2007-08

Railway Budget 2007-2008

Economic Survey 2006-2007

Other Top Stories
Hyundai mulls launch of i30 in India

Amrutanjan adding olive oil, home insecticides to portfolio

‘India needs to do more to lure investments in infrastructure’

World pepper output likely to drop in 2008

Praj Ind commissions UK company’s bioethanol plant

H1 spices exports top Rs 2,100 crore

Pulses market turning potentially explosive

Banks gear up to keep ATMs fully loaded

Dubai Port World plans $500 m more investment in India

British Airways deploying Tata Consultancy tool

Looking back
Oct. 28-Nov. 3
US Treasury Secretary Paulson pats Buddhadeb’s investment pitch

SBI plans general insurance foray

Re impact: Special package for labour-intensive sectors sought

RBI may ban recourse to recovery agents

HDFC ties up with Ergo for non-life biz

We cannot afford shocks, says Chidambaram

‘Deposit rates may not go up in short term’

Banks may re-look at rates

HDFC spreads seen improving

Ease curbs on financial sector: Paulson

Credit policy fails to cheer PSU refiners

Canara Bank rejigs credit portfolio; Q2 net up 11%

Some banks trimming deposit rates

PSU Bank BEES makes debut

Forex reserves rise $1.3 b

Assocham demands cut in interest rates


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