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Volatile Stock Markets hold potential for
Investors
The Economic Times, May 30, 2010
Stock markets around the world have been quite
volatile since the last few weeks due to the
negative sentiments in the global markets on one
hand, and positive sentiments in the domestic
markets triggered by strong results and
fundamentals of domestic companies, on the other.
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More Foreign Investments Likely in Power Sector
The Hindu, May 25, 2010
With first major foreign direct investment (FDI)
into the power sector coming through from Sembcorp
Utilities into Gayatri Projects and investment of
Rs 1,100 crore, the Union Power Minister of India
said that the country is poised for more overseas
investments into the sector in future.
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FDI
in Multi-brand Retail Set to Get 100% Backing
Economic Times, May 25, 2010
The commerce and industry ministry is likely to
propose 100% foreign direct investment (FDI) in
multi-brand retail, opening the doors to the likes
of Wal-Mart and Tesco, but will suggest stiff
local sourcing requirements and mandatory
investments in backward linkages.
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China Calls for Fair Investment Environment
The Hindu, May 18, 2010
China's Commerce Ministry called on India to
provide an “open, fair and transparent” investment
environment, in its first response to the reported
restrictions on the import of Chinese telecom
equipment.
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Convertible notes may get FDI tag
Economic Times, May 15, 2010
The finance ministry of India wants to tighten the
definition of foreign investments to include
instruments that carry potential voting rights,
such as convertible debentures, but some experts
say the rule may be cumbersome.
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New
body to enforce FDI ban strictly
Economic Times, May 14, 2010
The Indian government is likely to subject all
investments in sectors closed to foreign
investments to greater scrutiny through a new
oversight body to ensure that foreign capital does
not slip into these sectors undetected.
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Retail FDI May Come with Stiff Conditions
Economic Times, May 09, 2010
Multi-brand retail foreign direct investment (FDI)
in India may be allowed subject to a stiff
condition that global retailers will have to
invest heavily in the back-end infrastructure like
warehousing and cold storage.
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Companies Developing Cold Feet
Economic Times, May 07, 2010
A sudden aversion among international investors
for emerging market debt in the backdrop of the
recent Eurozone financial crisis is forcing global
corporates to defer overseas borrowing.
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