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Budget Live: Government of India brings self-sufficient package of Rs 27.1 lakh crore in Corona period: Nirmala Sitharaman

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New delhi date. Monday, February 2, 2021 Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is presenting the budget on Monday. The budget is expected to provide relief to the common man suffering from the Koro epidemic, as well as increase health tensions with health services, infrastructure and neighboring countries, and the government is expected to focus on advancing economic reforms by spending more on defense. On the other hand, the day before the budget, there is good news for the government. The government's GST collection in January 2021 was a record Rs. 1.20 lakh crore, the government said on Sunday. Compared to January 2020, the government's GST revenue is Rs. 10 thousand crore has been increased. The previous record of GST collection was Rs. 1.15 lakh crore. Congress MPs protested in black clothes against the budget Congress MP Gurjeet Aujla has come to Parliament in black. Congress also boycotted the President's address. Now there is opposition from Congress MPs on the

FPIs pumped Rs 14,649 crore into Indian markets in January

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New Delhi, 31 January 2021 Sunday Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) made a net investment of Rs 14,649 crore in Indian markets in January. FPIs are investing in emerging markets amid globally available liquidity. According to depository data, from January 1 to 29, FPIs traded at Rs. 19,473 crore. During this time, it withdrew Rs 4,824 crore from the debt or bond market. Thus, their net investment stood at Rs 14,649 crore. According to experts, "Corona virus epidemics have been encouraged by central banks and governments around the world, providing additional liquidity to financial markets, with foreign investors investing in emerging markets, which is also benefiting India." FPIs are still confused about the direction of the market due to uncertainty over budget proposals. Because of this they have been selling for the last few days. He said India has received the most investment from FPIs in emerging markets in November and December. For this reason, the Sensex reached

72 per cent people say inflation has become uncontrollable since Narendra Modi became PM: Survey

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New Delhi, 31 January 2021 Sunday About 72 per cent people believe that inflation has become uncontrollable since Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister. This has come out in the survey on budget. The number of people talking about rising inflation during PM Modi's tenure is the highest ever. Compared to 72.1 per cent this time, only 17.1 per cent people in 2015 said that inflation has increased during PM Modi's tenure. In 2020, only 10.8 per cent of respondents said prices had come down, while 12.8 per cent said nothing had changed. The government's performance on the economic front has been the worst since 2014, with 46.4 per cent saying Prime Minister Modi and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's performance. On the front, it was disappointing, with only 31.7 per cent saying the performance was good. This is the worst performance of any government since Manmohan Singh became the Prime Minister in 2010. In the past year, 38.2 per cent said inflation had had the

Case against Google-Facebook in US, unethical grabbing half digital earnings

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New York, Sunday 31 January 2021 The U.S. Colliston Gazette Mail and various West Virginia newspapers have filed lawsuits against Google and Facebook. These tech companies have been accused of adopting monopolies for profit and false rituals to end competition. This is hurting the newspapers. In the first case filed by a newspaper, it was alleged that Google focused on online advertising. Google and Facebook signed a mutual agreement. In 2019, these two tech companies grabbed 50% of the total digital advertising revenue. Advertising is the primary source of newspaper revenue, and due to the agreement of tech companies, there is no way for newspapers to compete for online advertising. The Gazette Mail, which won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Journalism, said in the case that 25 percent of American newspapers were shut down between 2004 and 2018 due to unfair practices by these tech companies. Thousands have lost their jobs. Doug Reynolds, managing associate of Gazette

The budget week will see the Sensex collide between 47888 and 44888

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(Gujarat News Correspondent) Mumbai, Ta. Saturday, January 30, 2021 The bullish excess in stocks has finally come to an end. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), which have been flocking to stocks for several days, have been seen making massive profit bookings on a daily basis in the last days of January. After the new history of the Sensex in 2016, the market has declined by 200 points in the last few days and the Nifty by 1150 points. Extensive profit-booking in stocks has been seen, of course the correction was inevitable to calm the overly tumultuous rally and for the long-term health of the market. Which is seen many days later. Now a lot of people are waiting for the Union Budget to be presented next week. The finance minister worked to boost public confidence in the record market boom, signaling a historic budget this time around. But the subsequent correction is now seeing investors' confusion grow again. With the RBI's lending policy review meeting set to take place n

Reduction in effective import duty on various imported edible oils

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(Gujarat News Office), Mumbai, Ta. Saturday, January 30, 2021 New demand in the Mumbai oilseeds market was slow today. The eyes of market players were on the budget to be unveiled on Monday. Meanwhile, world market news was showing a rally. In US agricultural markets, soybean prices rose by 12 points in overnight trade, while soymeal prices rose by 3 points and cotton by 21 points. Malaysian markets were closed today due to Saturday. Meanwhile, the government has reduced the tariff value used as a benchmark to calculate the import duty on edible oils imported into India, leading to a reduction in the effective import duty on imported edible oils, market analysts said. Such tariff value of crude palm oil CPO has been reduced from ૪૯ 105 to ૩ 1,015, while that of RBD palm oil has been reduced from ૬૭ 105 to ૪૭ 105 and that of soyoil has been reduced from ૬૫ 115 to ૨૭ 115. As a result, the effective import duty on CPOs imported into the country has come down by about Rs 305 per tonne

The toy industry will be encouraged through a special policy in the budget

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Mumbai, Ta. Saturday, January 30, 2021 The finance minister is expected to announce a special policy for the toy industry when he presents the budget next week. A special policy to support the domestic industry is likely to be unveiled. The new policy will welcome start-ups in the toy sector. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is already taking steps to promote the domestic toys industry. It has issued a quality control order for the sector and also increased the import duty on toys last year, a UPTI report said. Quality control standards have been implemented to prevent the entry of low quality toys into the domestic market. India's share in the global toy market is very small. India's exports account for 0.50 per cent of global demand for toys. Research and development and design centers should be given importance for the development of the toys sector, industry leaders said. The increase in toy production in the country will help in export growth. Currently, China a

Ravi cultivation with new area of ​​685 lakh hectares

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New delhi date. Saturday, January 30, 2021 At the end of January, rabi cultivation in the country has reached a record high with an area of ​​3 lakh hectares. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the area under cultivation has gone up by 9 per cent in the same period of the current year as on January 8 last year. The major rabi crops of wheat, chickpea and rye have been planted in the current year. By the end of January last year, wheat sowing has been completed on an area of ​​3 lakh hectares in this period of the current year as against 3 lakh hectares. Wheat sowing is also seen high in Punjab and Haryana amid farmers' agitation. Wheat is sown in large quantities in Punjab. The area under chickpea has increased by 4.5 per cent to 114 lakh hectares. The sown area of ​​Rayda has increased by 7% to 4 lakh hectares. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the total area under pulses is 15 lakh hectares as against 18 lakh hectares. However, the sowing of pulses has been d

A special policy will be announced to promote e-commerce import-export

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Mumbai, Ta. Saturday, January 30, 2021 A special policy for e-commerce imports and exports is likely to be announced in the next budget to support the country's fast-growing e-commerce segment. E-commerce imports - exports are expected to be allowed to provide bulk clearance. The import-export of goods through e-commerce platforms requires clearance for each product. The volume of import-export of products through e-commerce platforms remains very large, thus wasting time and expense in the clearance of each and every product. In view of this fact, the finance ministry is considering providing a mechanism for providing bulk clearance, government sources said. During the Corona era, trade through e-commerce platforms in the country has multiplied. In any case, the process for return of products will also be simplified. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is scheduled to present the budget on February 1. The new policy will help speed up the flow of goods sold through e-commerce

Look at the government's measures in the budget with regard to injecting capital into banks

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Mumbai, Ta. Saturday, January 30, 2021 In the next financial year, i.e. 2021-22, the government is likely to announce in the budget to invest an additional Rs 2,000 crore in public sector banks. The finance ministry has sought information from the managers of the country's public sector banks on their capital requirements, the proposed amount of bad loans and their plans to raise funds, finance ministry sources said. However, analysts say the government should focus on raising money in other ways than investing in banks, given the congestion. In addition to setting up a bad bank for the banking sector in the country, issues including how much capital banks need are currently being discussed. The amount of capital to be invested in banks will depend on how much capital the banks can raise from the market and how their bad loans are positioned. During the presentation of the budget for the current financial year, the finance minister did not announce any inflow of capital into

Reduction in pre-budget gold-silver tariff value

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(Gujarat News Office), Mumbai, Ta. Saturday, January 30, 2021 The bullion market in Mumbai jewelery market was officially closed today due to Saturday. However, gold and silver prices were on a downward trend in the closed market today, market sources said. Gold and silver prices plunged sharply ahead of the budget today, picking up a sharp rebound over the weekend from rising global prices and a surge in domestic jewelery markets. Meanwhile, the government has reduced the tariff value used as a benchmark to calculate the import duty on gold and silver imported into the country, leading to a pre-budget reduction in the effective import duty on such precious metals. Now the market players are keeping an eye on how the finance minister changes the import duty on gold and silver in the budget to be released on Monday. Meanwhile, the government has slashed the benchmark tariff value of gold from ૬ 205 per 10 grams to ૫૯૭ 6, while silver has been reported to be reduced from ૪ 215 per kg

378 carat top white diamond found in this African country, find out how much it costs

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New Delhi, Saturday 30 January 2021 The African continent is world famous for its diamond, gold and silver mines. Precious diamonds have been found in African countries, such as Lucara Diamond Company, a well-known Canadian mining company, which recently discovered a top 378 carat white diamond in a mine in Botswana. The diamond, discovered on January 15, is the 55th diamond above 200 carats found in a carousel mine in the country's Southampton region, where the company began searching for diamonds in 2012. It may be mentioned here that just a month ago, a diamond of 300 carats was found from the same mine, this unusual diamond of 378 carats falls in the category of high quality shiny high priced gems. Diamond experts have put the price of this 378 carat top white diamond in the market at more than Rs 110 crore, it is believed that the price of diamonds in the auction may go even higher. The Caraway mine is world famous for finding the best diamonds.

Government to ban all cryptocurrencies in the country, including Bitcoin, bill to be introduced in budget session

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New Delhi, Saturday 30 January 2021 Cryptocurrency The government is preparing to introduce a bill to legalize and ban the trading of other cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, and is also introducing a digital currency of the rupee under the new bill. The digital version of the rupee is mentioned in an RBI booklet on January 25. The RBI is trying to find out what the benefits of the digital edition of the rupee are and how useful it is. The RBI's booklet is working to promote the central digital currency, even if it is not a private currency, stating that the popularity of the private currency has increased in recent days, although the government and regulators are skeptical about the benefits of launching it. Also under consideration. There are no clear guidelines on cryptocurrency in India. In 2018, the government issued a circular banning the transactions associated with it, after which the Supreme Court, after hearing the entire chapter, approved the circular. The ban on

The stock market plunged before the budget, with the Sensex down 588 points and the Nifty down 183 points

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New Delhi, 29 January 2021 Friday The 30-stock Sensex closed at 46,285.77, down 1.26%, or the Nifty at 182.95 on the last trading day of the month. Points fell to close at 13,634.60. After a decline of the last five sessions, the 30-stock BSE Sensex opened 549 points higher at 47,423.47, while the Nifty started trading at 13,946 with a red mark. The Nifty rose 37.35 points to 13,854.90. The Sensex closed with 26 out of 30 declines, with all sectoral declines excluding banking and realty closing, with BSE Telecom falling the most at 2.97 per cent. Shares of Reliance Industries, HDFC and IT played a major role in the decline, with Dr Reddy's and Maruti Suzuki falling the most at 5 per cent. The Sensex has lost 2,917.76 points and the Nifty 827.15 points in the last five trading sessions.

Economic Survey: An Economic Survey has been released in Parliament

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New delhi date. 29 January 2021, Friday The country's Economic Survey for the year 2020-21 was presented to Parliament by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaram today. According to the survey, the country's GDP will be minus 7.7 per cent in the current financial year, which is projected to decline by 7.7 per cent. According to the survey, the next year will see an improvement in the country's economy and growth of 11 per cent. The country's economy has slowed down due to the lockdown imposed by Corona. Most of the rating agencies have also announced that the country's GDP could shrink by up to 10 per cent in the current year. In the first quarter of the current financial year, GDP fell by 24 per cent. The government presents an economic survey before the budget every year. According to the survey, the agriculture sector presents a promising picture for the country's economy, while construction and communication-based services have been hit hardest by Kovid.

The Sensex fell 535 points to 46874

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(Gujarat News Correspondent) Mumbai, Ta. Thursday, January 28, 2021 The January trend in derivatives ended sharply today with the continued exit of foreign funds in stocks following a record high of bullishness. The Sensex had broken the intra-day level of 9,000 points today, hitting an intra-day level of 5, from the historic high of January 31, 2018. For five consecutive days, the funds were heavily offloading in stocks. Which has declined by 200 points in the last five trading days. Funds hammered into IT-software services stocks today amid a look at the central budget now with the end of the January trend. With this came the erosion in banking, realty stocks. Funds in automobile and oil-gas stocks had short covering with selective gains. On the global front, more than 100 per cent rise in Gamestop stocks in the US in the year 2020 became a topic of discussion and the US. Amid reports from the Securities and Exchange Commission on equity markets, caution was also seen in global mar

Castor-Boil in Castor

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(Gujarat News Office), Mumbai, Ta. Thursday, January 28, 2021 The overall trend in the Mumbai oilseeds market continued today. New demand, however, was slow and all eyes were now on the budget to be unveiled on Monday. Meanwhile, The Butter, Butter Oil, Cheese, Cottage Cheese Vs. However, a demand has been made to the government to remove the current GST rates of 18 per cent. These items are good for the health of the people as they have nutritional value and due to this there is a demand to remove the tax on these items. Meanwhile, in the Mumbai spot market, the price of 10 kg of cingulum oil was quoted at Rs 1,610 and cottonseed oil at around Rs 105. The prices of cingulum oil ranged from Rs 15 to Rs 1,200 and Rs 610 per 15 kg. While the price of cotton washed was Rs. The prices of cottonseed oil were Rs 1,050 to Rs 105 per quintal and the price of groundnut was Rs 30 to Rs 1,150 per quintal. In the world market, Malaysian markets were closed today, while in the US agricultural m

Gold-silver raised: Import duty likely to be reduced in the budget

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(Gujarat News Office), Mumbai, Ta. Thursday, January 28, 2021 MUMBAI: Gold and silver prices rose again today after a shock. World market news, however, was showing two-way fluctuations. Meanwhile, the rupee weakened in the currency market today on the back of a slump in the stock market. Against the dollar, the rupee jumped to the level of Rs. However, the British pound and the euro fell. Globally, the dollar index rose against a basket of various currencies. Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve meeting has maintained low interest rates and hinted that it will continue to buy about ૨ 150 billion a month in bonds. After hitting a high of ૮૪ 161 an ounce today, gold prices fell again to સાંજે 150 in the evening trade. Meanwhile, the home-grown jewelery market is now keeping an eye on the budget to be unveiled on Monday. The players are keeping an eye on whether the import duty on gold and silver is reduced in the budget. Market experts were predicting that if import duty was reduced, s

The outline of the sale of stake in the undertaking including LIC will be announced in the budget

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Mumbai, Ta. Thursday, January 28, 2021 The plan to sell its stake in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is about to be announced in the budget of the program. Apart from LIC, IDBI Bank, BPCL and Air India are also likely to have their share sale plans outlined in the budget to be released on February 1, Finance Ministry sources said. In the current financial year, the government had proposed to raise Rs 5.10 lakh crore through disinvestment in government undertakings, but so far only Rs 15,000 crore has been raised. LIC is considering selling 15 to 18 per cent stake. The government is expected to aggressively pursue a disinvestment program in the next financial year, given the shortfall in government coffers caused by Corona. LIC has an estimated under-management assets of 200 billion. To sell the stake, the government will have to pass an amendment to the LIC Act in Parliament. The sale of stake in LIC was announced by the government only last year but due to administrati

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates at record lows

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Washington, Ta. Thursday, January 28, 2021 In addition to the growing case of Corona, the US Federal Reserve has kept the benchmark interest rate at a record low of zero in view of the slowdown in the economy. The direction of the economy is still dependent on the status of the Cora virus, Federal Chairman Jerome Powell told a virtual press conference. The recent rise in corona cases, hospitalizations and deaths in the United States has put millions of Americans in trouble and has had a serious impact on economic activity and job creation. Powell noted that it has slowed down in recent months after seeing a strong recovery in economic activity last summer, according to press reports. Speaking to reporters at the end of the first meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee in 2021, he said the economy was still far from our target of employment and inflation and it would take some time to make progress. At the end of the policy meeting, the Fed decided to keep the interest rate i

In 2020, India's gold demand fell to a 25-year low

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Mumbai, Ta. Thursday, January 28, 2021 The country's gold demand fell to a three-year low of 6 tonnes in 2020 from 20.50 tonnes in the 2017 calendar year. Earlier in the day, the country's gold demand was seen at 12 per cent, according to a report released by the World Gold Council. Demand for jewelery also declined by 9 per cent to 31,212.50 tonnes in 2016. In 2017, the demand for jewelery was 3.50 tonnes. Gold demand is expected to improve in the current year. In terms of value, demand for gold jewelery fell by 3% to Rs 130 crore in 2020. Demand was affected by the lockdown imposed by Kovid and the all-time high price of gold, said Somasundaram PR, managing director for India at MM Council. However, due to higher gold prices, the decline in demand in terms of value was only 15 per cent compared to 2014. In 2020, the price of gold was around Rs 30,000 per ten grams. Demand for jewelery improved in the December quarter due to easing of lockdowns and demand for festivals and

Effective politics is driven by an effective economy

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Ahmedabad. Thursday, January 28, 2021 The ruling party BJP is giving a healing touch to the people by calling the next budget a game changer. Earlier, the finance minister had said that the next budget would be given in a way that no one could have imagined. There are indications that the budget will bring about a radical change. There is a problem of peasant movement against the government. On the day of the budget, a group of farmers can hold a season. The government is now calling the budget a game changer to divert people's attention to the budget. There are many challenges facing the government. The biggest problem is the huge deficit. All eyes are on what steps the government will take to alleviate the problem of unemployment and recession. Ever since the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that India's growth is expected to be 11.5 per cent in 2021, the finance ministry has been bursting with confidence. V-shape recovery is also expected as industrial production f

Panic spread in the stock market before the budget

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Ahmedabad. Thursday, January 28, 2021 The stock market's main index fell for the fifth day in a row today on fears of a tax hike as the budget approaches. This is the first consecutive decline in the index since September. Most of the world's markets have declined in the last one week, but Indian markets have been the biggest loser. The BSE benchmark index fell by 7.5 points to 7.5 today. It has broken around 2000 points from the top level of 2017. In one week, it has fallen by 4.5 per cent. The Nifty was down 120 points today and fell to 1912. It has broken around 1000 points from the top 12 level. In one week, it has broken 4.50%. In five trading days, the market capitalization has eroded by Rs 4.5 lakh crore as against Rs 19.50 lakh crore. Experts say investors are worried that Finance Minister Nirmala Sitamaran, who is facing shortages on the revenue front, may change the tax on capital markets to meet the deficit. The central government is really struggling with a lack

Don't worry if the job is changed, you can withdraw or transfer PF money from home without any hassle, know the whole process

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This news is especially for you if you have changed jobs after Coronation. With the change of job you get a new PF account number. But you can withdraw the deposit from your old PF account if you want. If you want to transfer the amount of your PF from the previous company to the new company, you can do this very easily now. The Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) offers online facility to transfer PF. The EPFO ​​itself tweeted out the process EPFO has now made PF transfer facility online. The EPFO ​​itself tweeted about the process. Let us tell you how you can transfer the amount deposited in the EPF account to the new EPF account. Follow these steps below to transfer money Step 1: Go to 'Unified Member Portal' and LogIn the UAN and password here. Step 2: Go to Online Serrvice and click on Online Member-One EPF Account (Transfer Request). Step 3: Verify Personal Information and PF Account related to current job. Step 4: Click on Get Details. Your old job

You can become a millionaire with the help of PPF, follow this trick too

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Millions of rupees are not enough for the future in view of rising inflation today. The biggest example of this has been seen by people during the Corona crisis. You have to create a fund of Rs 1 to 1.5 crore for the future. But creating a fund of Rs 1.5 crore is not a small thing but it is possible. You can become a millionaire in a few years if you invest with planning. Options like stock market are available for investment, which can double your money in a few days or weeks, but it carries more risk. To become a millionaire, you need to think about investments that offer guaranteed and lasting benefits. At the same time, the probability of damage is zero. One such option is the Public Provident Fund. Anyone can invest in PPF anytime and anywhere. Everyone uses their savings differently. Many people also choose to invest through PPF, as there is no risk involved. If you also want to invest through PPF, you also have the opportunity to become a millionaire. You will have to keep in

The stock market crashed, the Sensex closed below 47 thousand for the first time in the year 2021

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New Delhi, Thursday 28 January 2021 The Sensex and Nifty closed at the red mark on Thursday, the third trading day of the week, after a day-long slump on Thursday. The market closed on Tuesday to mark the 72nd Republic Day. The Sensex has fallen more than 3 market points in the last five days, reaching 50,184 on January 21. According to government data, FDI inflows during April-November stood at અ 58.37 billion, up 22 per cent from 47 47.67 billion in the same period last year. This is the highest FDI figure in 8 months, with FDI in the stock market at 43 43.85 billion during the period, up 37 per cent from last year. According to experts, the market may fluctuate in the coming days before the end of the Union Budget and monthly deals. The quarterly results of companies will see the market fluctuate. The Federal Reserve's monetary policy is also to be announced this week. Shares of SBI, Axis Bank, IOC, BPCL and GAIL closed at the red mark, while Wipro, Hindustan Unilever, Mar

The Sensex fell 938 points to 47,410

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(Gujarat News Correspondent) Mumbai, Ta. 27 January 2021, Wednesday Amid the end of the January trend in derivatives on Thursday and the preparation of the Union Budget today, the stocks today rallied to soften the overbought position in stocks. After a long period of bullishness, the market is now buzzing with extraordinary erosion. Funds in banking-finance stocks had wider gaps than constant hammering. With the current agitation by farmers in the country putting pressure on the central government to withdraw amendments to the agriculture bill, it will be difficult for the government to push ahead with economic reforms in the coming days as funds are expected to ease in the next central budget. . On the global front, even before the US Federal Reserve meeting, uncertainty over the stimulus case had a softening effect on the market. With this, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), which have been buyers in stocks for a long time, are now selling into stocks and the decline intensified

Imported palm oil, soyoil prices rose again

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(Gujarat News Office), Mumbai, Ta. 27 January 2021, Wednesday Cottonseed oil stocks rose again today at the Mumbai Oilseeds Market. Prices of various imported edible oils were seen bouncing behind the world market as well as in the futures market. As the world market grows, so does the cost of domestic imports. About 500 tonnes of imported palm oil traded at Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,050 per 10 kg in the Mumbai market today. While prices were being quoted at Rs 105 for February 1-10. The futures market was also bullish in the evening. In the Mumbai market, palm oil was trading at Rs 105 and crude palm oil CPO Kandla was trading at Rs 30, while soyoil was up at Rs 105 for digam and Rs 1,050 for refined. Sunflower was priced at Rs 150 and refined at Rs 150. There were indications that CCEA had given approval to increase the minimum sport price in Copra by Rs 5 to Rs 105. Soybean revenue was around 1 lakh times in Madhya Pradesh today and All India revenue was around 8 lakh 30 thousand times.

Rupee rises despite falling stocks

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(Gujarat News Office), Mumbai, Ta. 27 January 2021, Wednesday Gold and silver prices fell behind the world market in the Mumbai jewelery market today. The Ahmedabad market was also down. Domestic imports have come down due to falling prices in the world market. Meanwhile, despite the stock market crash, the rupee appreciated in the Mumbai currency market today while the dollar depreciated, market sources said. In the Ahmedabad market, silver fell by Rs 200 to Rs 200 per kg, while gold by Rs 10 per kg. 200 was broken, Rs. 30,700 of 2.50 and Rs. In the Mumbai Zaveri market today, gold without GST fell from Rs 2.15 to Rs 3.15 and gold fell to Rs 5 from Rs 7.15, while silver fell by Rs 305 to Rs 20 without GST. Meanwhile, gold prices in the world, which were at ૮૬૨ 12-13 an ounce on Monday, fell sharply in two days to ૮૪ 161-14 this evening. Behind gold, silver also fell from ૬૨ 7.5 to ૬૩ 7.5 in two days in the global market to ૨ 6.15 to ૨૫ 2.50 this evening. Following the global mark

Consideration will be given to easing FDI standards in various sectors

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New delhi date. 27 January 2021, Wednesday The government is considering easing standards for foreign investment in various sectors, including construction, in the next budget. The consideration is part of increasing foreign direct investment (FDI) in various sectors of the country, finance ministry sources said. Considering that construction is one of the employment generating sectors, a proposal to increase FDI in construction of townships, roads, hotels and hospitals is under consideration. In addition, 100 per cent FDI in animation and gaming is to be announced in the budget to encourage home-based startups. The investment will be attracted through the Limited Liability Partnership, which is part of a revival of the Corona-affected country's economy, the sources added. Between April 2020 and September 2020, FDI inflows to the construction sector stood at 2.50 billion.

The stock market continues to collapse on the eve of the budget: a sign of bad luck

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Ahmedabad. 27 January 2021, Wednesday With barely four days left in the budget, the stock market is retreating. The Sensex, which touched 20,000, has not been able to stabilize and has seen a steady retreat, sparking speculation that more gaps could be seen in the remaining days of the budget. The Finance Minister, who has signaled a change by giving a budget that no one has imagined, is taking steps so that the government can keep a close eye on those who invest in the stock market. The Sensex has broken 200 points so far after crossing the 20,000 mark on January 31. Says the finance minister wants to come up with a new formula to keep an eye on investors in the stock market. Real estate policy support seeks industrial status ... The real estate sector, which has been in recession since the Corona era, has set many expectations in the budget. The country, which accounts for about 5 per cent of the country's revenue, has been yearning for policy support in the budget for its ow

The government will raise 75 per cent more funds in 2021-2

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Mumbai, Ta. 27 January 2021, Wednesday The government's borrowing figure for the next financial year is projected to be 5 per cent higher than the average of the last five years. If the government's borrowing figure in FY 2021-2 is projected to be Rs 10.50 trillion as compared to the estimated Rs 19.10 trillion borrowing in the current financial year, 2020-21. Record borrowing by the government is also expected to push up interest rates in the bond market. On the one hand, the government's borrowing program and on the other hand, the planned withdrawal of excess liquidity from the Reserve Bank system could lead to higher interest rates in the bond market, said an analyst. The economic impact of the Corona will have an impact on the government's tax revenue and the government will need extensive funding to bail out the country's economy, which has come under pressure. The government plans to raise these funds from the market. Excluding FY2030, the government'

Exit of foreign funds starts: Sensex falls 531 points to 48348

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(Gujarat News Correspondent) Mumbai, Ta. Monday, January 25, 2021 Funds eased their overbought position today in the weekend of the January trend in derivatives, despite the corporate results season being a good result overall. With the central budget being prepared, there is limited scope for the central government to meet the expectations of the industry, as well as the farmers' agitation, which has made it difficult for the government to push ahead with economic reforms. The funds made profit bookings in IT-Software Services, Automobile, Oil-Gas, Consumer Durables, Capital Goods-Power stocks. Of course, the focus was on the preferred healthcare-pharmaceuticals, metal-mining stocks. Index-based today saw the expected two-way slump. The Sensex was down 20.5 points at 3.4 and the Nifty spot was down 19 points at 12,9.50. The US dollar had lost four paise to Rs 4.5 against the rupee today. The Sensex plunged 21 points to 9 at the top and 6 at the bottom. Trading started strong t

Decline in various domestic and imported edible oils

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(Gujarat News Office), Mumbai, Ta. Monday, January 25, 2021 Prices of various domestic and imported edible oils declined in the Mumbai Oilseeds market today. New demand was slow. World market news was showing mixed weather though. In the Mumbai spot market, 10 kg of palm oil hawala resale was quoted at Rs 50 today and scattered trades of 40 to 100 tonnes were ready in this regard. In the global market, palm oil futures in Malaysia fell by 9 points today, while palm product prices were પાંચ 5 softer in near delivery and પાંચ 5 higher in long-term delivery. Total palm oil exports from Malaysia declined in the first three days of January by about 3 to 4 per cent. Palm oil imports to China were on the decline. In South America, meanwhile, there was news that the weather was favorable for the rainy season. There were also reports of a trucking strike in Argentina. In the US agricultural markets, soyoil prices were in the projection of 4 to 5 points plus in the projection this evening. S

Request to Delete Transactions Decline Charges in ATM

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Mumbai, Ta. Monday, January 25, 2021 The All India Bank Depositors' Association of India has filed a petition with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) seeking cancellation of transaction declaration charges levied on debit cardholders using ATMs. Cardholders sometimes inadvertently try to withdraw money or make online payments using a debit card even though there is no balance in the account and in such a case a penalty of Rs 5 and GST is levied from the bank cardholder as a transaction decline charge. Such charges could be an impediment to the digitization program, the association said in an application submitted to the Reserve Bank on behalf of the association. However, such charges are rarely levied as cardholders make such attempts by mistake. The charges are unfair as the card issuing bank is not harmed by the sources, sources said. The association has urged the Reserve Bank governor not to cut interest rates at the next meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee in view of hi

Gold-silver move ahead amid a look at the Federal Reserve meeting

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(Gujarat News Office), Mumbai, Ta. Monday, January 25, 2021 Mumbai Gold-Silver market today continued to advance in both precious metals. The world market was showing strength. Global players, however, were now keeping an eye on the Federal Reserve's meeting in the US this week. The meeting, which began on Tuesday and will end on Wednesday, is now looking at the Stimulus package and what the US economy looks like. Meanwhile, the dollar and the euro remained soft in the Mumbai currency market today. When the British pound was lifted. There was also talk of increasing Chinese demand for gold in the world market ahead of the New Lunar New Year celebrations in China. Meanwhile, with the resurgence of corona virus cases in various countries, there has been a huge increase in market players. There have also been indications that the new US administration has urged China to improve relations with Taiwan. There was news that prices continued to move amid buying of funds in global gold

Natural gas production in the country to decline by 11% in 2020

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New delhi date. Monday, January 25, 2021 Due to other adversities, including lower prices, the country's natural gas production fell by 11.5 per cent in 2020 to 8 million metric standard cubic meters (MMSCM). Various factors were responsible for the decline in natural gas production. This was mainly due to the indifference shown by the companies currently operating in the sector in setting up new projects without any special incentives. In addition, the lack of buyers created an atmosphere of adversity, including low prices. In addition, long lockdowns led to a decline in gas demand at all levels. If we look at the demand for gas from various industries, it is 4 per cent in the fertilizer sector, 4 per cent in the power sector, 12 per cent in the city gas distribution, 15 per cent in the refinery and petrochemicals. Cammy. 9% is consumed in Ind. But it has declined. The government has recently fixed the price of gas produced from domestic fields at 1.5 / mmbtu. Which is at an