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No strong inflow measures now - PM adviser
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India can absorb nearly $100 billion of dollars in capital inflows, nearly double for what is on track this year, before it needs to take strong restrictive measures, one of the prime minister's top advisers said on Tuesday. Full Article
Gold loses lustre to copper on MCX
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Once the cash cow in the portfolio of India's top commodity bourse by turnover, gold futures have lost sheen to copper as higher margin money on surging prices drags volumes. Full Article
Govt invites bankers to manage NTPC stake sale
MUMBAI (Reuters) – The government has invited proposals from merchant bankers to manage the government's proposed 5 percent stake sale in leading utility NTPC, which could fetch about $1.9 billion at current market prices. Full Article
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BSE: mobile trading on the way
Nov 24 - Asia’s oldest exchange is planning to launch a new product which will give retail investors access to real-time market data and trading in a move to offer “a more cost-effective and easier way to access the market.” Play Video
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Lifeline for Satyam
Satyam's sale to Tech Mahindra may help restore faith in India's IT sector at a time when the global downturn has hit growth. Slideshow
Reuters Insight
John Mair, Deputy Bureau Chief, Mumbai, gives us an analysis of the Satyam sale. Video
Tech Mahindra joins top tier with Satyam
Analysis - Tech Mahindra, even allowing for overstatement of accounts by Satyam, is expected to be a top-tier outsourcer after the Satyam deal. Full Article
