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Nath reiterates India's stand in WTO talks

Commerce Minister Kamal Nath told World Trade Organization (WTO) chief Pascal Lamy on Monday that India had no intention of showing any flexibility in the ministerial meeting beginning December 12. Full Story


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YoY (In %)	Current	Qtr Ago	Yr Ago

Inflation (15/11)	8.84	12.82	3.20

IIP (31/08)	1.30	4.40	10.90

GDP (30/06)	7.90	8.80	9.20

CPI (30/09)	9.77	7.69	6.40

CRR (08/11)	5.50	8.75	7.00

Bank rate (11/01)	6.00	6.00	6.00

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