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Full Speech: Interim Budget 2009-2010
With FM's hands tied by convention, it's over to RBI
16 Feb 2009, 1432 hrs IST, TK ARUN, ET Bureau
Budget a sob story: Pranab stops at presenting UPA report card
16 Feb 2009, 1244 hrs IST, ECONOMICTIMES.COM
Spending may jump to counter global crunch: Govt
No mandate to tweak taxes; can't keep borrowing: Mukherjee
16 Feb 2009, 1323 hrs IST, PTI
Market falls 3.4% as budget dashes stimulus hopes
Indian equities ended with sharp losses Monday as traders unwinded long positions after the UPA government washed away expectations of a stimulus package in the form of interim budget.
- Realty stocks stumble as budget dashes investors' hopes
- Rupee drops as budget fails to excite
- Commodities end steady in thin trade
- Bond yields fall on no plans to borrow more in FY09....
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Revised estimate for the current fiscal was put at Rs.65,000 crore in the interim budget, presented by Pranab Mukherjee.
- Delhi gets Rs 2360 crore in budget ahead of C'wealth Games
- Rs 1,41,703 cr for defence sector
- Two new IITs in next fiscal
- Public sector co's turnover rises 84%
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Realty sector expressed disappointment over the 'lacklustre' interim budget and said govt has done nothing to provide relief to the industry.
If financial terms sound to you like the British mumbo-jumbo, here's a ready reckoner for you. Team ET simplifies the Budget terms in a five-part series. We have, however, departed from the way glossaries are presented, in alphabetical order.
The government projected spending may have to jump later this year to shield the economy from a global slump and stem job losses, fueling fears of a spiralling fiscal deficit that is headed for a 7-year high. Full Article | Full Coverage
BSE Sensex falls 3.4 pct as budget disappoints
MUMBAI (Reuters) - BSE Sensex fell 3.4 percent on Monday, its biggest drop in two weeks, after an interim budget failed to provide a much needed impetus to struggling sectors such as construction and autos. Full Article
16 Feb 2009, 1949 hrs IST, PTI
Investors lost close to Rs one lakh crore as market gave a thumbs down to the Budget. Gainers: BSE ( A, B ) | NSE | Losers: BSE ( A, B ) | NSE | 52 Wk: High, Low |
- Gold at an all-time peak after interim budget
- Govt to raise extra Rs 450 bn in 08/09; won't tap market
- UBI may get nearly Rs 1500 cr boost
- Budget can take cues from speech: FM
- Govt to get Rs 20K cr from 3G auction
- Steel, cement demand to surge
- Rural infrastructure gets Rs 140 bn
- Highlights | Live on CNBC-TV18 | Agriculture
- Infrastructure | Speech | Finance Bill
- Investments | Exports/Imports | Social Sector | Global Economy
- See stimulus pkg by Q3 or Q4 this yr: Arvind Virmani
- Comments on Interim Budget 2009-10
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