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Union Budget 2009-10 lacked Fizz!

Union Budget 2009-10 lacked Fizz!

By Manish Misra on July 7, 2009

Union Budget 2009-10 can be termed as Rasna delivered in a Mirinda bottle. Functionally there are no problems with the Budget 2009-10, but it certainly didn’t meet the expectations that India Inc had with it. It simply lacked the expected Fizz!

Posted in Investment, Stocks, Tax | Tagged Budget Impact, budget review, Indian economy, Sensex and Budget, Stock Market, union budget 2009 | 1 Response

Economic Survey 2008-09 – Key Features

Economic Survey 2008-09 – Key Features

By Manish Misra on July 3, 2009

The Finance Minister presented the Economic Survey 2008-09 in the parliament on July 2nd 2009. He expressed optimism that India could achieve 7.75 per cent GDP growth in 2009.

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Impact of global financial meltdown on us

Impact of global financial meltdown on us

By Manish Misra on March 11, 2009

Greed & Fear have been and would be the two indisputable factors that would drive the markets. Factors that led to this global meltdown are linked to subprime lending losses in US (3 trillion dollars and counting according to some estimates).

Posted in Home Loan, Loans, Mutual Funds, Stocks | Tagged Credit crisis, home loan, Indian economy, Market meltdown, mortgages, subprime lending, subprime mortgages | 7 Responses

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