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  • Sensex back above 37000 on buzz about likely rollback of tax hike on FPIs

    The market rallied after media reports suggested that the government is likely to roll back recently-imposed higher tax on foreign portfolio investors (FPIs).

  • India likely to put 35% minimum shareholding rule for listed entities on hold: Source

    The government is looking for ways to ease concerns of foreign portfolio investors that have pulled out of Indian equity markets after a budget announcement of higher taxes for individuals and trusts earning more than 20 million rupees a year

  • It is getting harder for FPIs to dodge the super-rich tax

    Foreign portfolio investors are a baffled lot. The trouble is the increase in tax surcharge doesn’t sit well with government’s stated intention of making India an investment hotspot.

  • Budget 2016: Sustain path of fiscal farsightedness by monetizing assets

    The Union Budget 2016 does have benefit of large savings on fuel subsidy due to lower oil prices.

  • Evening wrap: Top trending headlines on Thursday

    Here are the key headlines of the day:

  • Download moneycontrol.com's e-book on Union Budget 2013-14

    Palaniappan Chidambaram unveiled a very safe and sensible Budget 2013-14. There were no flashy announcements and the focus was on cutting the excess flab.

  • Budget Reactions: Budget punctures market hopes, says Udayan

    Union Budget is a non-event for the market and not worthy of the expectations that P Chidambaram might have stoked in his commentary in the past.

  • 'Super-rich tax' to be futile exercise: Tax experts

    Tax experts believe briging 'super rich tax' may turn out to be a futile exercise as it will lead to higher tax evasion.

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