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With effect from March 1, 2023, HDFC raises its Retail Prime Lending Rate (RPLR) on Housing loans, on which its Adjustable Rate Home Loans (ARHL) are based, by 25 basis points.

Sebi said Joshi, who was privy to the trade information of the fund house including size and timing of orders that were not in public domain would pass on the confidential information regarding the impending trade order to his connected individuals.

The data on sectoral development of bank credit in January 2023 showed that the personal loan outstanding on January 27, 2023, was Rs 39.59 lakh crore as against 32.87 lakh crore in a year ago.

The facility of $1 billion was arranged through Japan’s MUFG Bank and Taiwan’s Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank Co. MUFG and Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank are the joint co-ordinators, while MUFG is the lead loan co-ordinator for this transaction.

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Apart from the decline in wheat production, the agency expects an uptick in vegetable prices and stickiness in core inflation to cloud the outlook on inflation. It said the vegetables prices will begin to harden with the onset of summer and their contribution to CPI to turn positive, after two Continue Reading

“A module for e-filing of appeals and applications in CESTAT is being developed by NIC. The first version of the module is ready for trial by the stakeholders. For the purpose of testing, Advocates are requested to file appeals on trial basis on the e-filing module of CESTAT website,” a Continue Reading

“The trends that we have in terms of high frequency data for 2022-23 for fourth quarter do indicate that achieving that growth rate in Q4 is well within the realm of possibility and therefore the 7 per cent real GDP growth estimate for 2022-23 is very realistic,” Nageswaran told reporters.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 15.62 points, or 0.05%, at the open to 32,873.47

Tracking weak global sentiments, Indian equity indices continued their losing streak for the 8th consecutive session on Tuesday. Nifty ended at 17,303, down 89 points or 0.51%, while Sensex fell 326 points or 0.55% to end at 58,962.