Loan Moratorium: Most Private Banks go for 'Opt-in' Option Amid COVID-19 Crisis in Top Business News- News18.com published on April 01, 2020 leave a reply Experts have already made it clear that this is not an interest waiver, but a deferment of payments, meaning the additional interest costs will have to borne by the customers. from Top Business News- News18.com https://ift.tt/3bFG3b0 Tweet Share Share Share Share Previous Post Tata Sons Objects to Pallonji Mistri Group Planning to Pledge Part of Stake: Report Next Post India's Sugar Production Declines 22 Percent to 233 Lakh Tonnes post written by: Rohit Related PostsChidambaram Moves Court, Accuses CBI of Leaking Charge Sheet to Media in Aircel-Maxis CaseEarlier in a series of tweets, the former finance minister alleged that the investigating agency has leaked the charge sheet to the media even before providing … Continue ReadingChidambaram Moves Court, Accuses CBI of Leaking Charge Sheet to Media in Aircel-Maxis CaseEarlier in a series of tweets, the former finance minister alleged that the investigating agency has leaked the charge sheet to the media even before providing … Continue ReadingStocks Extend Record Run for 2nd Day on US-Mexico Deal BoostThe 50-issue Nifty also advanced 46.55 points or 0.40 per cent to close at a record high of 11,738.50. It also hit a record intra-day high of 11,760.20, surpass… Continue ReadingSensex, Nifty Hit New Highs on Strong Global Cues as US, Mexico Agree on Trade DealStrong gains in metal, power, teck, healthcare and IT, fertilisers and sugar stocks lifted the key indices to new highs. from Top Business News- News18.com htt… Continue ReadingIndia Picks China Over US, Prepares List of Export Goods: ReportIndia has identified more than 40 products, including fresh grapes, cotton linters, flue-cured tobacco and alloy steel seamless boiler, where it’s in a position… Continue Reading
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