Voa

FY15 GDP growth will be around 6%: Takru

FM may relook at excise duties on gold, silver Cos: KPMG

In an interview to CNBC-TV18‘s Latha Venkatesh and Menaka Doshi, Dinesh Kanabar, Deputy CEO at KPMG shared his expectations on what the street is expecting Chidambaram to say on the taxation front.

No surprises but VoA to be as populist as possible: Raamdeo

Raamdeo Agrawal, Joint MD, Motilal Oswal Financial Services is not expecting any surprises in today‘s Vote on Account.

Markets unlikely to move up on account of VoA: Anand Tandon

Markets unlikely to move up on account of VoA: Anand Tandon

Fiscal deficit unlikely to breach 4.8% in Vote on Account

In Vote on Account on Monday, the FY14 fiscal deficit is unlikely to breach 4.8 percent given the large expenditure cut and may come in at 4.6-4.7 percent.

Vote on Account will keep mkt volatile on Monday: Udayan

Fiscal deficit target will be a major component that will be watched out in the Vote on Account on Monday

Vote on Account unlikely to push mkt below 5900: Edelweiss

According to Ambareesh Baliga, if there are populist measures in Vote on Account then market will correct, but may not very sharply.

Parliament session in February to pass Vote on Account

With Lok Sabha elections due in April-May, government will hold a session of Parliament in the first fortnight of February to pass the Vote on Account.