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In 2024 Union Budget, Focus Likely On Jobs, Rural India: Goldman Sachs
The 2024 Union Budget may tilt towards, but not pivot to welfare spending, with a focus on rural economy and job creation, economists at Goldman Sachs said in a note on Monday.
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Rising Oil Prices A New Worry For Economy After Demonetisation
On the back of lower crude prices, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had slashed petroleum subsidies in 2015-16 by 50 per cent to Rs 30,000 crore.
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Note Clampdown Positive For Liquidity, Fiscal Maths: Goldman
In a bid to fight against black money, fake currency, corruption and terror financing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced demonetisation of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes on Tuesday night.
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India a Great Place to Invest: General Electric CEO Immelt
General Electric chief executive Jeffrey Immelt described India as a great place to invest and that the US conglomerate is looking to make more investments in the country after he met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday.
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PM Modi's US Breakfast Meet: Goldman Eager to Participate in India Growth Story
Financial services giant Goldman Sachs has said it is eager to participate in India's growth story as its CEO Lloyd Blankfein met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and described him as a "charismatic leader" on Monday.
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PM Modi to Hard Sell India Story to Fortune 500 CEOs in US Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet CEOs of several Fortune 500 companies during his maiden visit to the US later this week. The visitors' list will comprise of top bosses from Google, Boeing, IBM, Goldman Sachs, MasterCard and Pepsi, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Tuesday.
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Sensex Rises to Record Closing High on Modi Hopes
The victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party and its prime minister candidate, Narendra Modi, has spurred optimism the new government would kickstart an economy growing at its slowest in a decade and led a slew of banks including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup to sharply raise their forecasts for the Sensex and Nifty.
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Global financial biggies catch India poll fever
The unprecedented interest shown by these international financial services firms in the ongoing elections, which is the biggest ever electoral exercise in the world, largely stems from India's emergence in the last few decades as a major centre -- both politically as well as economically - on the global landscape.
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No political bias in report on India: Goldman Sachs
Drawing flak over upgrading Indian equities on hopes of an electoral victory for Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha elections, global investment banker Goldman Sachs on Friday said it stood by its report based on investor sentiments and that it does not have any political bias.
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If Modi can get 'viable majority,' markets will see dramatic rally: brokerage CLSA
Mr Woods, who has batted for Mr Modi earlier too, said a test of the BJP leader's momentum will be election results in four big states which are due on December 8. He noted that "The BJP wave is apparently clear in 3 of these 4 state Assembly elections - Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. The word is that Modi is profiting from the materia...
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Goldman Sachs should not comment on political matters: Montek Singh Ahluwalia
Goldman Sachs had in a recent report upgraded the Indian markets on the likelihood of Narendra Modi coming to power.
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Anand Sharma hits out at Goldman Sachs' report on Modi
Mr Sharma also added that it will be wrong to assume that his criticism of the investment bank as a sign of exasperation.
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Goldman upgrades India on Modi effect, raises Nifty target to 6900
Revising its earlier estimates and opinion on India, global investment bank Goldman Sachs has raised its investment stance on India to 'marketweight'. It has also increased its target for Nifty to 6900 for 2014-end which is nearly 9 per cent potential upside from current levels.
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In 2024 Union Budget, Focus Likely On Jobs, Rural India: Goldman Sachs
The 2024 Union Budget may tilt towards, but not pivot to welfare spending, with a focus on rural economy and job creation, economists at Goldman Sachs said in a note on Monday.
-
Rising Oil Prices A New Worry For Economy After Demonetisation
On the back of lower crude prices, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had slashed petroleum subsidies in 2015-16 by 50 per cent to Rs 30,000 crore.
-
Note Clampdown Positive For Liquidity, Fiscal Maths: Goldman
In a bid to fight against black money, fake currency, corruption and terror financing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced demonetisation of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes on Tuesday night.
-
India a Great Place to Invest: General Electric CEO Immelt
General Electric chief executive Jeffrey Immelt described India as a great place to invest and that the US conglomerate is looking to make more investments in the country after he met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday.
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PM Modi's US Breakfast Meet: Goldman Eager to Participate in India Growth Story
Financial services giant Goldman Sachs has said it is eager to participate in India's growth story as its CEO Lloyd Blankfein met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and described him as a "charismatic leader" on Monday.
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PM Modi to Hard Sell India Story to Fortune 500 CEOs in US Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet CEOs of several Fortune 500 companies during his maiden visit to the US later this week. The visitors' list will comprise of top bosses from Google, Boeing, IBM, Goldman Sachs, MasterCard and Pepsi, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Tuesday.
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Sensex Rises to Record Closing High on Modi Hopes
The victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party and its prime minister candidate, Narendra Modi, has spurred optimism the new government would kickstart an economy growing at its slowest in a decade and led a slew of banks including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup to sharply raise their forecasts for the Sensex and Nifty.
-
Global financial biggies catch India poll fever
The unprecedented interest shown by these international financial services firms in the ongoing elections, which is the biggest ever electoral exercise in the world, largely stems from India's emergence in the last few decades as a major centre -- both politically as well as economically - on the global landscape.
-
No political bias in report on India: Goldman Sachs
Drawing flak over upgrading Indian equities on hopes of an electoral victory for Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha elections, global investment banker Goldman Sachs on Friday said it stood by its report based on investor sentiments and that it does not have any political bias.
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If Modi can get 'viable majority,' markets will see dramatic rally: brokerage CLSA
Mr Woods, who has batted for Mr Modi earlier too, said a test of the BJP leader's momentum will be election results in four big states which are due on December 8. He noted that "The BJP wave is apparently clear in 3 of these 4 state Assembly elections - Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. The word is that Modi is profiting from the materia...
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Goldman Sachs should not comment on political matters: Montek Singh Ahluwalia
Goldman Sachs had in a recent report upgraded the Indian markets on the likelihood of Narendra Modi coming to power.
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Anand Sharma hits out at Goldman Sachs' report on Modi
Mr Sharma also added that it will be wrong to assume that his criticism of the investment bank as a sign of exasperation.
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Goldman upgrades India on Modi effect, raises Nifty target to 6900
Revising its earlier estimates and opinion on India, global investment bank Goldman Sachs has raised its investment stance on India to 'marketweight'. It has also increased its target for Nifty to 6900 for 2014-end which is nearly 9 per cent potential upside from current levels.
