Feeding frenzy
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A glimpse at the economic environment in India is presented. The country is in good books of foreign investors for 2006. There is a realization that this country has more to offer than software, and research and development skills. Many infrastructure projects are under way in the country, increasing demand for investments in steel, copper, zinc and aluminum. India's real estate industry is also witnessing a boom, so is its housing sector.
Publication Name: Global Finance
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0896-4181
Year: 2006
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Two steps forward, one step backward
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The Indian government's revenue has exceeded its budget estimates, but there is anxiety over the new coalition government after the elections. Uncertain foreign investors have sold many Indian equities after the ouster of the former government.
Publication Name: Global Finance
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0896-4181
Year: 2004
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Airport privatization finally on the runway
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Indian policy makers have given their approval to privatization of Mumbai and New Delhi Airports.
Publication Name: Global Finance
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0896-4181
Year: 2006
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