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Google News: Why the Emerging Market Currency Selloff Will Worsen
[CNBC.com] - The selloff in emerging market currencies over recent months looks set to worsen, according to analysts, who point out India's rupee, Indonesia's rupiah, and to some extent, South Korea's won could face the brunt of the pressure.
Renault is back with a bang: What's the secret weapon?
www.firstpost.com
[Firstpost] - “If things work out, India will be the preferred market to kick off the project,” Carlos Tavares, Chief Operating Officer, told Business Line in Chennai recently. And what's the secret behind India turning to be the 'preferred destination'?
Vedanta gives rosy outlook
www.reuters.com
[Reuters] - The restructuring has seen Vedanta offer to buy out India's minority stakes in its Hindustan Zinc and Bharat Aluminium Co (BALCO) subsidiaries. MS Mehta said Vedanta was "engaged" with the government and declined to give a timeline.
Is India's debt situation really scary?
www.dnaindia.com
[Daily News & Analysis] - Reasoning out India's high debt from Japan, Jyotinder Kaur, senior economist at HDFC Bank, said, “The low interest rate in Japan encourages investors to lend debt to Indian government. We have had FDI from Japan which is proving to be prosperous for
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