Search Results | Showing 151 - 160 of 223 results for "Indian" |
| | | ... Singapore dropped 1.09 per cent, Kuala Lumpur fell 0.23 per cent, Bangkok fell 1.39 per cent, and Mumbai tumbled 1.03 per cent. Indian shares have fallen over 16 per cent this year on overseas funds outflows in excess of $US1.2 billion ($A1.19 billion). ... |
| | | | ... fiscal slippage. And its' not only in America and Europe. We all know that China continues to grow strong. India is too. The Indian government announced that it expects the economy to expand by 8.6 per cent in the year ending 31 March. Indonesia is too. ... |
| | | | ... Jakarta fell 0.24 per cent, Kuala Lumpur gained 0.25 per cent, Manila rose 0.20 per cent, Bangkok edged up 0.09 per cent, and Indian stocks rose 0.16 per cent. In Mumbai, concerns of rising fuel and food prices weighed on the markets. Indian shares have ... |
| | | | ... and pro-government forces leaving several dead. In other markets, Mumbai rose 1.98 per cent, thanks to bargain-hunting. Indian shares have fallen more than 13 per cent so far this year on overseas funds outflows of $US1.3 billion ($A1.29 billion). Bangkok ... |
| | | | ... US visitors will spend $3,300 per visitor compared to the $6,600 per Chinese visitor. Another surprise are high spending Indian visitors which even though they are expected to number half the visits from the US but spend one-third per head more. Oprah ... |
| | | | ASIC has moved to shut down an unlicensed foreign exchange trading website, which is estimated to have raised at least US$76,000 from investors. ASIC obtained orders in the Supreme Court of New South Wales against AC Trading Co, a company formerly based ... |
| | | | ... the "undervalued" stocks they bought in the past 18 months, including stakes in a Japanese karaoke company Daiichikosho, Indian public sector banks and Japanese media firm Proto Corporation. "Proto is probably one of the best companies we have ever had ... |
| | | | Australia needs to quickly rediscover its Indian Ocean character and not only consider itself a "Pacific" country, according to a leading investment strategist. In a wide ranging interview with the Financial Standard, Capetown-based Investec strategist ... |
| | | | Recent reforms to India's pension system could foster a "shareholder society" that will underpin the country's equity markets for years to come, market watchers say. India, like most emerging market economies, has no universal retirement safety net. ... |
| | | | ... story are surprisingly limited, in stark contrast to the choices they have to invest in China. According to Morgan Stanley, Indian GDP will surpass the US$6 trillion mark by 2020, and the consensus on Wall St is that India will be firmly entrenched as ... |
|