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  • Global demand-supply mismatch post-recovery led to rally in metal stocks: Mitul Shah of Reliance Securities

  • Pyramid Saimira case: Sebi bans Nirmal Kotecha from market for 1-year

  • Dollar will appreciate versus INR gradually: Barclays

  • Barclays sees pause in Fed rate hikes in first half of next year

  • Barclays sees rupee less exposed amidst uncertainty in US

  • OPEC unlikely to clinch oil deal until November, says analysts

  • Dollar firms, weaker yen boosts Nikkei

  • Yen hits 18-month high, stays firm after BOJ skips easing

  • Interactive Intelligence Acquires Mumbai-based Customer360

  • See rupee at 67.4/$ by year-end: Barclays

  • Yuan vs rupee: Picking the long-term winner

  • See rupee at around 64.50 against USD by year-end: Barclays

  • Barclays +ve on $: 'See 64.5 for rupee, 1 for euro by Dec'

  • Dollar to strengthen, see rupee at 64.5 by yr-end: Barclays

  • Data flows in Indian market encouraging: Credit Agricole

  • Will depreciating Yuan take toll on other Asian currencies?

  • Fragile 5 currencies to remain under pressure: Expert

  • These currencies will fare worst vs the dollar in 2014

  • Rupee relief temporary, recovery far away: Credit Agricole

    Mitul Kotecha, global head of currency strategy, Credit Agricole belives that the Indian currency is merely taking a breather after the steep volatility seen in the past few days.

  • Rupee looks undervalued, will touch 61/$: Credit Agricole

    Mitul Kotecha, global head of currency strategy, Credit Agricole says the rupee could end up around the 60-61 level in the matter of days or weeks. He feels once the rupee touches 60-61 against the USD, it would look like a pretty cheap currency to hold. Overall my models would suggest that it is already looking undervalued.

  • World stocks gain on reports of action over EU crisis

    World shares and key commodities such as oil and copper gained for a second day on Tuesday on speculation that European leaders would agree on fresh action to tackle the region's debt crisis, and on reports China plans measures to boost sagging growth.

  • Asian stocks firm, euro steady ahead of ECB

    Asian stocks hit a seven-month high while the euro and commodity currencies held their ground on Wednesday on hopes a fresh cash injection by the European Central Bank will help further temper market tension and underpin risk appetite.

  • Asit Kotecha builds Mumbai University's Convention Centre

    Asit Kotecha hopes to change the perception that Indian entrepreneurs don’t donate to universities in India.

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