Sensex Falls On Foreign Fund Outflow in Early Trade in Top Business News- News18.com published on December 31, 2018 leave a reply The BSE benchmark Sensex started the new year on a weak note amid sustained capital outflows by foreign funds and surging global crude oil prices. from Top Business News- News18.com http://bit.ly/2AoniIW Tweet Share Share Share Share Previous Post New Year Cheer: Rupee Rises by 15 paise to 69.62 Against US Dollar in Early Trade Next Post Trade Unions Finalise 20-points Charter, Demand Rs 18K Minimum Wage post written by: Rohit Related PostsIndia Investing $60 Billion in Gas Infrastructure, Says Dharmendra PradhanThe oil ministert said he government has laid emphasis on developing a gas-based economy and natural gas is gradually becoming a bridging fuel for low-carbon ec… Continue ReadingFinMin Nirmala Sitharaman to Hold Review Meeting With CEOs of PSU Banks TomorrowThe meeting is expected to review fund flow to stressed NBFC and MSME (micro, small and medium enterprises) sectors. from Top Business News- News18.com https:/… Continue ReadingRealty Bites: Property Slump across Country Leaves Beleaguered Banks ExposedThe property sector has been battling a downturn for the last three to four years. Things have now, however, hit a critical point due to a liquidity crunch hitt… Continue ReadingOutside Expert May be Roped in to Decide Logo of New Entity Created From Merger of PNB, UBI, OBCThe proposed merger, expected to be effective from April 1 next year, will lead to the creation of the country's second-largest lender after SBI, with a total b… Continue ReadingFPIs Pulled Out Over Rs 6,200 Crore From Indian Capital Markets in October So FarForeign investors pulled out a net amount of Rs 4,955.2 crore from the equities and Rs 1,261.9 from the debt segment, taking the total net withdrawal to Rs 6,21… Continue Reading
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