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  • MEP Infra plans to raise Rs 1000 cr via InvITs: Sources

    According to sources, MEP is eyeing raising Rs 1000 crore from InvITs to cut on debt and use the revenue to bid for toll-operate-transfer (TOT) and operate-maintain-transfer (OMT) projects.

  • US markets due for correction; gold looks risky: Ashmore

    US markets due for correction; gold looks risky: Ashmore

    Jan Dehn of Ashmore Investment Management thinks that the US stock markets are due for correction. He told CNBC-TV18 that now Europe has Outright Monetary Transactions (OMT) program or bond- buying program

  • ECB, global recovery behind markets' mercy on Italy

    ECB, global recovery behind markets' mercy on Italy

    Italy's election produced the hung parliament investors said was the worst possible outcome, recession is deepening, debt is rising and its credit rating has just been downgraded.

  • Which troubled economy will seek new debt relief first?

    Which troubled economy will seek new debt relief first?

    Spain was widely expected to be the first peripheral eurozone country to take advantage of the European Central Bank(ECB)`s much-anticipated new bond-buying program.

  • Risks in Europe adding to mkt woes; Spain big problem: UBS

    Risks in Europe adding to mkt woes; Spain big problem: UBS

    Stephane Deo of UBS Investment Bank said a number of political risks looming on Europe is leading to a lot of concern. Moreover, the pending solution on Greece and France's downgrade has added to the market woes.

  • Euro faces 'exit of the strong'

    Euro faces 'exit of the strong'

    During the summer there were a number of developments justifying optimism about the euro's survival chances. Since late September, however, the euro area's political leaders have done all they can to dash these hopes.

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