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The nation has been gripped by rapid-fire economic reforms unleashed by the Congress-led UPA government. But a lot of these recent measures will lead to higher inflation in India, dimming the hope of cheaper credit and higher growth. Over the last few days, the government has announced a slew of reform measures such as foreign direct investment (FDI) in retail, aviation and broadcasting as well as diesel price hike and capping the number of LPG gas cylinders per consumer per year. However.... More Detail on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/10/economic-reforms-and-inflation-in-india.html

Social media remains a marketing tool both intangible and difficult to measure, which makes it a tough sell to corporate directors who come from the golden age of radio advertising. Fact is, without metrics on how social media directly impacts a company's ROI, it is a challenge to get support in favor of implementation.

Gold prices fell nearly 3 percent on Thursday ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting next week at which the central bank is widely tipped to announce it is curbing its bullion-friendly monetary stimulus measures.

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During times of market volatility, Investors may want to look "the best of the best" and find a range to buy in. But buying oversold stocks dodoesn't always mean gainers.

Hong Kong blue chips broke above the 25,000 barrier after visiting Chinese Vice Premier Li announced new measure for RMB use in Hong Kong, but fell back due to profit-taking.

Hong Kong stocks opened sharply higher following the announcement Friday by U.S. Federal Reserve Board chairman Bernanke that the Fed might launch new measures in September to stimulate the U.S. economy.

News the U.S. Federal Reserve Board is considering further measures to boost the sagging U.S. economy helped Hong Kong sustain its month-ending rally. But Hong Kong blue chips still lost 8.5% in August.

Financials were mixed today as a delay on a vote from Slovakia in support of the financial measures for European banks casts another shadow of doubt on the global economy.

The Italian Parliament definitely cleared on Wednesday a 54-billion-euro emergency budget plan aimed at balancing public finances by 2013 to shield the country from the risk of a debt crisis.