| High Potential for Indian Economy, but too early for Exuberance | 13-NOV-09 |
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| The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Karnataka today organized the Annual CFO Conference 2009 with the theme ‘Road to Recovery – The CFO’s Role’. The conference was aimed at illustrating the key take-away and learning from the recent economic downturn, focusing on the strategies that have worked for CFOs in challenging times in transforming finance for greater value creation, influencing corporate strategy and impacting organisational performance, all of which has redefined the conventional role of the CFO in the organisation. |
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| Food supply complicates monetary policy review: CEA | 26-OCT-09 |
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| Constraints in food supply are making it difficult for RBI to strike a balance between promoting growth and controlling inflationary expectations, government's Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Virmani said today. |
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| Inflation may touch 10 per cent by end March 2010 | 25-OCT-09 |
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| Inflation, which crossed the 1 per cent mark for the week ended October 10 after seven months, is likely to surge to 10 per cent by March end driven by surging food prices, low base effect and rising manufacturing costs, industry body Assocham said. |
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| Asia set for dramatic changes; India 'real sleeper': Roach | 21-OCT-09 |
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| Asia is likely to witness dramatic changes over the next few years and India may be the 'real sleeper' — the one who becomes suddenly successful after being undistinguished — even as China is grabbing the centre-stage in the region, says the Morgan Stanley Asia Head. |
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| 'Cement prices expected to weaken in Oct-March period' | 19-OCT-09 |
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| The woes of the cement industry are likely to continue as prices are likely to weaken during the remaining period of the current fiscal on the back of highest ever capacity addition by the industry in a single year. |
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| Growth rate of 9% unlikely in near future: PMEAC member | 15-OCT-09 |
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| The Indian economy is unlikely to return to 9 per cent growth level in the near future as the global slowdown may continue for some more time, says Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council member Govinda Rao. |
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| Edible oil deficit likely to widen to 81 LT by 2020 | 28-SEP-09 |
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| The gap between demand and supply of edible oils is expected to widen to over 81 lakh tones in the country by 2020 from the present 47.1 lakh tones as its consumption is increasing at a brisk pace, says a study. |
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