During the month under review, crude petroleum inflation was at 91.74% as compared to 80.57% in October
Nifty 50 closed positive for the second week after witnessing a bounce from the demand zone around 17,000
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Some relief for savers may be in store; borrowers may have shell out more
The brokerage sees growth accelerating further to 9.8% in FY23
They have plans to spend on luxury such as personal care, apparel, vehicles, leisure trips, and air travel
During the month under review, the crude petroleum inflation was 80.57% as against 71.86% in September
Industrial production has been hit due to the Covid-19 pandemic since March last year when it had contracted 18.7%
The supply-side factors is particularly in reference to pulses and edible oils, and now very recently with reference to petrol and diesel
The Government is likely to bear a burden of Rs 60,000 crore due to the excise duty cut on petrol, diesel