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checkmate7

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Bank unions' strike deferred after govt assures it will look into consolidation issues
An impending public sector banks' strike from September 26-27 over the mega-bank merger scheme has been deferred by state-run lenders' unions after the ...
-- source The News Minute
Looks like manage ho gaya :p
 

Riskyman

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What is much needed is a boost to manufacturing i.e the small/medium scale guys. This is the sector that has borne the maximum brunt thus far. Demonetization, economic slowdown, increase imports from china have all rendered this sector in a bad shape.
Corporate tax cut may be a good thing but its unlikely to propel the economy back to 8%. At best it is only good from an earnings/stock market perspective. Unless, significant steps are taken to revive MSMEs the economy will continue to languish.
 
What is much needed is a boost to manufacturing i.e the small/medium scale guys. This is the sector that has borne the maximum brunt thus far. Demonetization, economic slowdown, increase imports from china have all rendered this sector in a bad shape.
Corporate tax cut may be a good thing but its unlikely to propel the economy back to 8%. At best it is only good from an earnings/stock market perspective. Unless, significant steps are taken to revive MSMEs the economy will continue to languish.
Very true...in many cases the large industries squeeze the SMEs because SMEs are dependent on them.....squeezing the profit margins from their suppliers, not paying them even after 90 days credit are regularly resorted to by the big industries...

Govt has now directed banks and NBFCs to lend to SMEs ...also there was a move to make a law that large industries should pay the SMEs in the agreed payment terms if this is implemented and enforced strictly it will benefit SMEs.....some of my friends are running small/medium scale units and the biggest problem they face is non payment from big industrial units to whom they supply their goods and harrassment by Govt babus and inspectors......these have to be addressed.

Smart_trade
 

travi

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Looks like Reuters Omenesys NEST (NEST Trader) is taken over by Refinitiv
(or may be itis a subsidery of Reuters)

https://www.refinitiv.com/en/products/omnesys-nest-algo-trading

Hence the discontinuation of NEST Trader by all/most stock brokers.
which version is that ? looks like something very different. 3.16 looks like dabba version for retail compared to that.
You can even chart properly. it was only good for order exec but not as stable as NSE Now.
 

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