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Finance Minister P. Chidambaram appeared disappointed over the RBI move and said the government would walk alone to face the challenge of growth. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Tuesday cut cash reserve ratio (CRR) for banks by 0.25 percent but kept interest rates unchanged, despite pressure from the government. Stock Tips for short term holding by optiontips.in EID Parry Current: 225 Stop Lose: 215 Target: For More Details Read on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/10/rbi-vs-fm-by-optiontipsin.html

Reliance Jio and Incumbent Mobile operators are at loggerhead on the issue of call failure. Reliance Jio want more number of PoI at govt rates coupled with Bill and keep mechanism which is not acceptable to Incumbent mobile operators.

Stock Market Today 19 June 2012 Yesterday's weakness caused the stock market to open in the red note on 19 June 2012 today. Market in both Sensex and Nifty 50 opened with the red note that means down from their previous close.Earlier, the US markets closed flat with Dow down 25 odd points while Asia was in the red at this hour.

nifty-intraday-tips.com Advice for today and tomorrow: on 19 June 2012 option traders should follow these Nifty Intraday Tips, SUPPORT LEVELS For Nifty & Bank Nifty PIVOT TRADING LEVELS FOR NIFTY FOR Today 19 June 2012: R2: 5,248.63 R1: 5,158.57 PIVOT POINT: 5,100.13 S1: 5,010.07 S2: 4,861.57. PIVOT TRADING LEVELS FOR BANKNIFTY FOR Today 19 June 2012: R2: 10,384.42 R1: 10,068.83 PIVOT POINT: 9,882.22 S1: 9,566.63 S2: 9,064.43

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