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Knowing the difference can help you build wealth instead of falling into a financial hole.
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The bloc has an opportunity to secure much-needed funds at a lower cost by getting its debt classified as sovereign issuance
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The financial year 2025 maturities of USD 1,100 million and close to USD 750 million of interest servicing would be managed through brand fees, dividends from operating companies, asset monetisation and other strategic initiatives.
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Despite optimism, caution is warranted in the US economy due to potential risks like a major auto strike, student loan repayments, and government shutdown threats impacting GDP growth.
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The case has now been adjourned to July 18.
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Vedanta is present in both ferrous and non-ferrous businesses, including oil and gas, making it highly vulnerable to commodity prices and economic cycles
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The company's total income during the January-March period of 2022-23 rose to Rs 3,917 crore against Rs 3,016 crore in the year-ago period, SBI Card said in a regulatory filing.
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Minister of State for Finance Bhagwat Karad in a written reply to the Lok Sabha said the occurrence of non-performing assets (NPAs) is normal, although an undesirable, corollary to the business of banking.
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Investors need to watch out for steel demand in the domestic markets and volatility in raw material prices.
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Andhra Pradesh finance minister Buggana Rajendranath Reddy said the previous TDP government had pushed the state into dark ages with its mis-governance, financial mismanagement and corruption
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"What we are hoping is that we do a bit of both, get a loan from IMF and other loans from friendly governments," Khan told an audience at an investment conference in Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh.
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Bad loans in the power sector continue to weigh on India's banks, and the government has been looking for ways to help ease the pain for companies struggling to service their debts.
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The country's premier policy maker feels that mere changes in the National Steel Policy, 2012, will not help the sector that in the last few years has been flooded with cheap imports from China, Korea and Japan impacting its sales and profits, which has negatively influenced its capacity to repay debts.
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"Our material wholly-owned subsidiary, Jubilant Pharma Ltd (JPL), has successfully completed the pricing of its rated unsecured high yield bonds (Notes) at a yield of 4.875 per cent per annum issued at par for USD 300 million maturing in September 2021," Jubilant Life Sciences said in a BSE filing.
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The SBI had earlier led a consortium of banks that filed a plea in the Supreme Court seeking contempt proceedings against Mallya.
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In April this year, the apex court had directed Mallya to disclose all assets held by him and his family. This comes after his offer to pay Rs 4,000 crore to settle his debts was rejected by the creditors.
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Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Tarun Sawhney, Vice-Chairman & MD, Triveni Engineering says gap between cost of production and sale price will be filled by the government‘s subsidies.
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The report said that at the end of 2014, there were USD 800 billion of developing countries' bonds outstanding issued by offshore subsidiaries -- some 2.5 times five years earlier.
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Multi-national companies in India have long term track record and most of them have strong financials, which puts them on a must buy list.
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The real story is the world was ready to forgive Germany‘s sins by allowing very generous terms to repay its debt under the 1953 London Agreement. Why the same is not replicated in Greece's case?
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On Tuesday, Greece must pay the International Monetary Fund (IMF) - one of Greece's main creditors alongside euro zone lenders - 744.9 million euro (USD 829.9 million). It's just one repayment in a long line due to creditors over the summer.
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The infusion, raised through Qualified Institutional Placements (QIP), is aimed at retiring a substantial portion of debts supporting operational expenses to attract the right talent and enhancing marketing efforts in global markets.
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According to the Survey tabled in Parliament today, Indian firms mobilised a total of Rs 2,80,885 crore from the primary markets during April-December period of the current fiscal, higher than Rs 2,27,398 crore garnered in the year-ago period.
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Gammon Infra feels that the infrastructure sector may see no recovery till 2014 polls as there will be political indecisions and lack of stability. The PPP projects may also see a rise in debts in case banks decided to pass on rate hikes to the customers.
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Indian diaspora ha been demanding big risk premium to support the falling rupee. Indian authorities are contemplating longer term steps to plug a deep current account deficit to help prop up the currency.
