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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2010
It may not be prudent for investors to jump in yet as full-year results would still see losses
Improving GDP growth augurs well for the sector, as higher disposable income levels should see it gradually returning to the growth levels seen a few years ago
Coupled with the likely hike in excise rates, auto companies would be forced to raise prices by 6-10%, leaving little room to increase prices further to accommodate rising commodity costs

The government and businesses in India still do not seem to work together with a common national purpose
Stocks may not generate positive returns this decade as they had earlier done after every negative decade
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Decline of rubber output in Kerala

Don’t overlook less-known ways to save taxes like health insurance premiums, says personal finance columnist Shefali Anand
TV shows in India gulf the chasm between rich and poor
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