NATIONAL EU has lost moral ground on Singapore issues: India
New Delhi: India on September 19 said the European Union had lost the moral ground to bring in contentious Singapore issues into the work programme of World Trade Organisation (WTO) after it was blocked by over 80 developing nations in the recently concluded Ministerial at Cancun.
RBI might cut Bank Rate in credit policy: IEG
New Delhi: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) might cut the Bank Rate in the upcoming busy season Credit Policy in view of the liquidity overhang in the domestic economy and lower interest rates abroad, feels Institute of Economic Growth (IEG).
'India to continue to engage positively at WTO'
New Delhi: Describing the Cancun meet as a historic turn in WTO (World Trade Conference), Commerce and Industry Minister Arun Jaitley on September 19 categorically said India will not blame anyone for the collapse of the meeting but will continue to engage in the future negotiations positively.
BSE: Stocks rebound to lift SENSEX by 83 pts
Mumbai: In extremely volatile trading, stocks recouped almost all their overnight losses, lifting the SENSEX by 83 points at close in brisk activity at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on September 19 on renewed buying by mutual funds and speculators coupled with fresh purchases by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs).
INTERNATIONAL 'Global recovery boosted growth in developing nations'
Dubai: Global economic recovery led by rebound in US has improved the growth prospects in developing countries like India, World Bank President James Wolfensohn said on September 19.
