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The 30-stock Sensex fell 0.5% to 16413.41 and the 50-share S&P/CNX Nifty lost 0.4% to 4910.25. Shares of Maruti Suzuki Ltd. (OTHER:MUDGF) fell 1.3% and ...
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India's Sensex dropped 2.4% and Singapore's Straits Times lost 1.5%. In addition to worries about possible tightening by China, several regional stocks were ...
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After falling to as low as 16071 in early trading, the benchmark Sensex has recouped some of its loss and is now trading at 16133, down 174 points or 1.07% ...
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The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty are trading almost flat currently. The BSE-Midcap and BSE-Smallcap indices are trading up by 0.4% and 0.1% respectively. ...
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lowest close in more than three years on Thursday, after a half-point rate cut failed to bolster investor confidence and smother concerns about sagging growth. Read the original here: BSE . Sensex drops. 2.9 pct to lowest close in 3 yrs.
Is Indian economy is booming as claimed by Govt of India? Then why sensex crashes every time DOW drops?
Q. Our govt claims that Indian economy is booming. If that is so why every single time the DOW Jones index drops just few points our Sensex just crashes drop hundred points. If economy is booming why more than half of the population is still under below poverty line and still we hear people dieing of hunger. According to me our economy is not strong but just bubble solely dependent on the supply of dollors pumped into the country by the NRI's. The day NRI's stop sending dollors back home Indian economy bubble bursts. Will some one throw more light on this.
Asked by atlantindian - Mon Dec 4 13:23:26 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It is not shining as glitteringly as one would imagine, after all the hype being made by neo-punidits. Indian economy has still its own weaknesses. The primary area of concern being agriculture, inadeuate infrastructure etc. Rural poverty, and the attendant flight to the urban centres which put pressure on the already inadequate infrastructure pose serious problems. For a detailed discussion, please see this revealing article in this site.
Answered by ulagam - Thu Dec 7 07:09:18 2006
Q. Our govt claims that Indian economy is booming. If that is so why every single time the DOW Jones index drops just few points our Sensex just crashes drop hundred points. If economy is booming why more than half of the population is still under below poverty line and still we hear people dieing of hunger. According to me our economy is not strong but just bubble solely dependent on the supply of dollors pumped into the country by the NRI's. The day NRI's stop sending dollors back home Indian economy bubble bursts. Will some one throw more light on this.
Asked by atlantindian - Mon Dec 4 13:23:26 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It is not shining as glitteringly as one would imagine, after all the hype being made by neo-punidits. Indian economy has still its own weaknesses. The primary area of concern being agriculture, inadeuate infrastructure etc. Rural poverty, and the attendant flight to the urban centres which put pressure on the already inadequate infrastructure pose serious problems. For a detailed discussion, please see this revealing article in this site.
Answered by ulagam - Thu Dec 7 07:09:18 2006
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