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India on road to recovery: Rangarajan

Source: NewKerala

Hyderabad : India | 2 months ago

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While in 2008-09, the first half escaped the impact of global recession, but in the current year the impact was being felt throughout the year, Dr Rangarajan said. Though Indian financial system had not been directly exposed to ''toxic or distressed'' assets of the developed world, the indirect impact...

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Interest rates may rise by fiscal end: Rangarajan

News Source: India Abroad | 2 months ago

Speaking to mediapersons on the sidelines of an international conference on 'Global Economic Meltdown: Challenges and Prospects' here on Thursday, Rangarajan said credit offtake was also showing signs of recovery. He said though capital flow had...
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News Source: Asian Age | 2 months ago

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News Source: The Economic Times | 2 months ago

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News Source: The Hindu | 2 months ago

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News Source: NewKerala | 2 months ago

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