The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 15, 2002

Rebound in Asia — Delinking from global cycle
IT's been common to link the fate of Asian economies with global economic cycles and strength of the US economy in particular. Events in the past have bolstered such a viewpoint. It is true that Asia was pulled out of the crisis in 1998 by a ... More

FOREX

48.95 crucial level for the rupee
As we move into the second half of the month and the FII figures are beginning to show a slackening trend, there is every chance that 48.95 is tested and broken soon and the dollar moves into fresh territory. More

GENERAL INSURANCE

Pre-condition for premium hike in future -- Truckers want third party liability capped
"The process has to be revived. We cannot agree to such periodic hikes in insurance tariffs to offset the losses of the insurance companies on account of third party damages," Mr J.M. Saxena, Secretary General, AIMTC, said. More

GOVT BONDS

Govt testing floating rates for gilts sale
OVER the last year or two, India's institutional lenders and banks have seen the best of their clients pre-paying the costly loans they had taken to finance their projects in the 1990s. Having borrowed at rates ranging from 16.5 to 19.5 per ... More

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