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Thursday, September 13, 2001 
Nothing to worry about: Sinha
  Union finance minister Yashwant Sinha on Wednesday said that the terrorist attack on the US would not have any adverse impact on India’s economy.
Rupee hits new low at 47.50, gilts down 30-45 paise
  The rupee fell to a new low in the early trades on Wednesday as a reaction to the Tuesday’s terrorist attack on the US. The Indian currency dipped to 47.5000/5200 on lack of supplies and also fears that foreign funds may pull out of the stock markets, thereby increasing the demand for dollars.
Insurance industry shrugs off Sinha’s assurance
  Union finance minister Yashwant Sinha’s assurance on the safety of the Indian economy from the fallout of the tragedy-struck US economy may not just be true for the domestic insurance industry.
Selling halts gold’s move to cross $300 levels
  The terrorists’ attack on the US and the resultant all-round weakening of the equity markets failed to make gold a more attractive investment avenue than it was before.

   OTHER STORIES
Insurance claims could cross $15 bn
M-cap of 175 A-group rolling shares down Rs 14,798 crore in a day
India commits support to combating terrorism
Ram Naik rules out hike in oil prices
Vegoil prices firm up after attack on US
A-I to operate US flights as per normal schedule

 
   
 
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