Spanish banks' bad loans rose to yet another record high in October, climbing to 11.23% of their outstanding portfolios from 10.7% in September. Debt that turned sour increased by €7.4B to €189.6B.
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- Japan's Abe turns up the heat.
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- Problems plaguing India's Power sector.
- The Federal Reserve keeps buying.
- U.K. GDP estimate lowered.
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- German business confidence increases.
- Congress agrees on $640.7B defense budget.
- Japan's export decline slows.
- Michigan appoints review team for Detroit.
- Fitch threatens downgrade if U.S. falls off cliff.
- UBS to pay $1.5B to settle rate-rigging charges.
- The Indian stock markets have risen by almost 25%...
- A much awaited Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha y...
- The RBI's reluctance to tweak the key lending r...
- Fiscal cliff. These two words have come to symbo...
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- China to settle for reduced growth.
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- Obama offers concessions over tax hikes.
- The US politicians have been huddled up in workin...
- victim of illicit black money outflows-India ranks...
- RBI keeps Repo rate at 8% with steady CRR at 4.25%
- LDP Victory Forces The Yen Lower, Euro and Dollar ...
- India slashes growth forecasts.
- Detroit has "serious financial problem."
- U.S. approaching $16.4T debt ceiling.
- Japanese stocks rise after LDP wins landslide.
- The US Federal Reserve has decided to open yet a...
- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has regularly c...
- Japanese businesses get gloomier.
- Fitch affirms France's rating at AAA.
- UBS to admit criminal guilt in $1B+ Libor settlement.
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- Euro Gains On Fed Action, Yen Struggling Ahead Of ...
- Greece finally to get some more aid money.
- EU finmins agree on banking supervisor.
- How do you bring an economy from the brink of di...
- Eurozone industrial output declines again.
- Fed tells top banks to avoid major acquisitions.
- India's estimated coal reserves are expected to la...
- Euro Recovers Amidst Italian Concerns and Fed Action
- Special Bench verdict that s. 40(a)(ia) applies on...
- No s. 40(a)(ia) disallowance for short-deduction T...
- After several rounds of financial bailouts, the n...
- German exports surprisingly rise.
- Greece extends deadline for bond buyback.
- China's export growth slows sharply.
- Japan slips back into recession.
- Euro Zone Woes Weighing Heavily On The Euro
- The Union Budget that is presented on the last da...
- Employment growth seen slowing.
- Bundesbank: Germany faces possible recession.
- Disappointing Spanish Bond Auction Forces The Euro...
- BOE holds policy unchanged.
- German factory orders trounce estimates.
- Value assets at cost or market price whichever i...
- U.S. not seen as anywhere near the most clean.
- Euro On The Rise Again, No Relief For Dollar And Yen
- Japan showing earliest signs of green shoots.
- Greek bond yields plummet on details of debt buyback.
- Eurozone manufacturing remains firmly in the doldr...
- China PMI breaks year-long contraction streak...
- S. 153C search assessment is void if AO’s satisfac...
- S. 143(1) assessment cannot be reopened u/s 147 in...
- For how long can the US dollar hold on to its rep...
- The Eurozone was dealt a fresh blow as Moody's In...
- Japan needs is a long term plan for sustenance.
- Taxation Of Gifts U/s 56(2): CBDT Modifies Rule Fo...
- Indian FQ2 GDP slows to three-year low.
- Eurozone inflation drops to 2.2%.
- German retail sales suffer biggest fall in two years.
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