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Trading in green throughout the day, the benchmark BSE Sensex garnered 173.93 points to settle at over a one-week high of 25,494.37, while the broader NSE Nifty finished slightly above 7,750-mark.
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The Supreme Court today banned registration of diesel-run SUVs and cars having engine capacity beyond 2000 cc in Delhi and National Capital Region till March 31, next year as it unveiled a slew of measures to curb the alarming rise in pollution levels in the city.
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The rupee appreciated for the second day today to end at one-week high of 66.73 against the US dollar even as the Federal Reserve's decision on an interest rate hike is highly anticipated.
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The government today raised import tariff value on gold marginally to USD 347 per 10 grams but reduced it on silver to USD 448 per kg, taking into account global price trend.
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Gold prices eased by Rs 90 to Rs 25,600 per ten grams at the bullion market today, extending its slide for the third straight day, owing to slackened demand from jewellers and retailers even as metal strengthened overseas. Silver, however, held steady at Rs 33,500 per kg in scattered deals.
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Supreme Court also directed 100 per cent hike of the Environment Compensation Charge (ECC) being levied on light and heavy commercial vehicles entering Delhi.
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Change in tariff value
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PAN will be mandatory from January 1 for cash payment made to settle hotels bills or for buying foreign travel tickets of Rs 50,000.
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