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» The Financial Express
FRONT PAGE
 
• World's No 5, India's No 1
• RBI bullish on growth, stern on inflation
• Tax on securities transactions could be scrapped
• GDP growth revised to 9% for 2005-06
• Aggression is a recent Tata trait
• Sell-off in power PSUs could net Rs 1.6k cr
FE INSIGHT
 
• All that glitters is not 22 k
• Repositioned, it was Red on target
• 'It's a mistake to believe that space is cheaper outside than inside a mall'
POLITICS
 
• Legislature, judiciary head for another clash
• Modi to campaign in Punjab and Uttrakhand
• Coast Guard all set for expansion
EDITS & COLUMNS
 
• Productivity in India and China
• ICT Bric-a-brac
• Prudent policy
• Now, to acquit itself
• It's more than just the swagger
INTERNATIONAL
 
• Substantive issues hamper Malaysia trade talks: US
• China's plans for postal bank fraught with challenges
• EU pressures oil cos to fight climate change
• Study finds Britain lags peers on cutting down public debt
• Wolfowitz presents new anti-graft drive after rebuke
• Russia postpones law on foreign investment caps
• Bangladesh's economy groans under weight of politics
FROM THE ECONOMIST
 
• The real world economic forum
• Bush loses the upper hand
• Hating Hillary
FE SPECIAL
 
• Slew of measures to ensure price stability
• Economic growth forecast raised
• Foreign currency deposit rates capped
• Provisioning to real estate, personal loan increased to 2%
• NBFC exposure norms changed
• Wanting in initiatives on SLR
• Another big push for small cars
• Finmin sees no need to cut corporate tax
• Will PC send the Sensex soaring?
• Will rising inflation bring another round of fuel price cut?
• Read my lips: no more taxes
• High inflation undermines economic growth
• Now for the S&P effect
• Liquidity management to the fore
• Reduction in NRE, FCNR rates may reduce their attractiveness
• Growth or stability?
ECONOMY
 
• Fiscal deficit declines to 63.8% of BE
• Gross domestic savings at 32.4% of GDP
• Poverty-free India in 20 years: PM
• Shahi charts out power sector growth plan
• Yunus seeks common passport for South Asia
• Repo rate hike, Tata's Corus bid take toll on Sensex
FE 360
 
• Best-selling author Sidney Sheldon dies
FE CENTRES
 
• Nabarad pegs priority sector credit for TN at Rs 32,185 cr
• Sony Ericsson to manufacture handsets in Chennai
• Row over Kerala BT research centre
• CESC power demand up, net profit rises 65%
• Birla Corporation Q3 net up 452.5%
• SME exporters of engineering goods left out: EEPC
• Fairground shift: Speaker blasts 'some' who deprived 'many'
• Benchmark AMC's Gold ETF to be opened on Feb 15
• Pradip Overseas to set up integrated textile park
• ITC Q3 net profit up 23%
• West Coast net profit up 54%
• Jharkhand to seek all-party consensus on R&R policy
• Repo rate hike, Tata's Corus bid win pull down Sensex
• Rajkot's diesel engine industry seen at Rs 400 cr this fiscal end
• Budgetary support to the Railways may be reduced'
• Market players feel repo rate hike won't impact equity mart
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
 
• Steel must blend
FE WEB SPECIALS
 
• Wines on back to basics trail land in India
» Corporates & Markets
FRONT PAGE
 
• Tata-Corus deal valuation high, say analysts
• $8.5 billion of $12 bn funds through LBO
• How soon will they sing in C(h)orus ?
• Dream team that backed Ratan
MONEY & BANKING
 
• Banks to raise interest rates
• RBI raps banks over bond holdings
• Bank stocks heave a sigh of relief as RBI keeps reverse repo unchanged
• Emphasis on balance between growth and stability
• Additional provisioning to impact banks profitability
• Rate hike not to hit growth, says FM
• Yields fall after policy review, Re up
FE SPECIAL
 
• Steel to form 59% of group sales
• Global steel industry, the ultimate beneficiary
• Deal value tops FDI inflow in 2006
• Tata Steel scrip takes a beating, down 10%
• Employees in Jamshedpur ecstatic
• After creating history at midnight, it's sheer relief and exhilaration
COMMODITIES
 
• Sri Lanka 2006 tea output down 2%
• Bt cotton delivers, awareness issues remain
• Vietnamese Jan coffee exports to rise 85%
• Rice imports by Russia to remain suspended
• Chase jobs, not dollars, leather industry told
BACK PAGE
 
• CLB ousts Bengal govt from HPL; Purnendu to get stake
• Reliance Comm net profit jums to 198%





 
   
 
   
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