Spanish GDP fell for the fifth consecutive quarter in Q3, dropping 0.3% on quarter vs consensus of -0.4%. Meanwhile, CPI rose to +3.5% on year in October from 3.4% in September
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- Japanese Yen On The Back Foot Against Dollar & Euro
- RBI has banned banks from giving loans for gold pu...
- Eurozone again expected to delay approving Greek aid
- BOJ resists political pressure for more easing.
- Moody's recently downgraded France's credit rating
- Interest paid on borrowing for acquiring house ded...
- Bad loans at Spanish banks rise again.
- White House eyes slashing $150B in tax breaks.
- Should US join OPEC?
- SEC rebukes ratings agenices.
- Fed sets out stress-test requirements for banks.
- Japan downgrades economic outlook yet again.
- India probes Wal-Mart over investment.
- CPI seen falling.
- Greece bond auction looks to have secured debt pay...
- Chinese trade surplus increases by 16%.
- Eurozone seen delaying Greek aid despite budget ap...
- Japan may be in recession as GDP contracts in Q3.
- IEA: U.S. to become world's top oil producer by 2017.
- The problem of poor liquidity and price manipu...
- Eurozone set to again delay Greek aid.
- France heads for recession .
- CBO warns that U.S. could tip over fiscal cliff in...
- Diageo to buy India's United Spirits for $2B+.
- China's Gold Demand expected to grow 1%
- Japanese Yen Moves Up To A 1-Month High vs The Euro
- BOE leaves rates unchanged.
- Greece passes more austerity, unemployment keeps c...
- Japan in first current account deficit since 1981.
- No religion like “Hinduism” & worship of Hindu God...
- To be an “intangible asset” u/s 32(1)(ii), the rig...
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- Japanese economic picture gets gloomier.
- Germany heading for contraction.
- U.S. stock futures rise as Americans head to the p...
- US Dollar & Euro Rising To The Occasion
- The recent cut in cash reserve ratio (CRR) was cl...
- The Indian economy has continued to throw up one ...
- Home loan growth slumps.
- Four banks must hold most extra capital-regulators.
- Unemployment rate seen rising as election looms.
- Despite part breach of s. 194C, no s. 40(a)(ia) di...
- Current Account defecit worsening.
- Spain gains strength in fight against bailout requ...
- Eurozone unemployment continues to march higher.
- Transfer Pricing ALP: Application of “Aggregation”...
- No TDS obligation for general credit entry & so no...
- The yellow metal has seen some correction in pric...
- This week's monetary policy announcement by the R...
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- Increased Provisioning hit for Indian Banks
- Spain remains mired in recession.
- Japanese data points to Q4 contraction.
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