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India s transaction trends: ePayment riches leave circulation of currency poorer

India s transaction trends: ePayment riches leave circulation of currency poorer
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Where is China+1?

Where is China+1?
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Currency in Circulation Surges Again: RBI Data Analysis

Currency in Circulation Surges Again: RBI Data Analysis
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sensex rally today: Sensex jumps over 700 points It s not just a pre-Budget rally as 3 other factors also in play

Sensex ends over 600 points with Nifty scaling above 21,700-levels as investors anticipate the outcome of the US Fed meeting and tomorrow s Interim Budget. Rally led by bank stocks and Reliance Industries. Broad-based buying seen across auto, realty, and healthcare stocks. Smallcap index outperforms with a 2% rally.

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Hard cash refuses to fold as poll fever pushes demand up

This fiscal year has thrown up unusual trends as currency leakage — measured through the increase in currency in circulation — plunged for five months starting May due to the return of the Rs 2,000 banknotes to the financial system. Since October, however, the trend has reversed sharply enough for the pace of currency leakage to match that of the previous year.

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