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Announcement of GST rollout date likely on Jan 8
The date for rolling out the Goods and Services Tax could be announced on January 8, the Chairman of the Empowered Committee on State Finance Ministers, Asim Dasgupta, said today.

Farmers take out rally against land acquisition
More than 500 farmers of villages in Sanand block took out a rally in protest against the land acquisition by Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) for setting up a huge industrial zone in the area.

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United they stood
Bank reform: The overhaul of the global financial system has entered a new, more complicated phase. For two years, a fragile multilateralism has prevailed as the world’s largest economies agreed that changes should be designed and adopted on a global basis. The task of redesigning financial regulation was largely delegated to central bankers, regulators and other technocrats.
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Asian markets trade weak

Hang Seng is quoting at 20,332, down 530 points or 2.5%, and the Nikkei is at 10,554, lower by 313 points or 2.8%. - Asian stocks fall for fourth day on China rate concern - Rolls-Royce aims to triple Asia sales in 2010 - Asian markets remain weak - Volatile markets end flat on global cues, realty stocks fall - IMF warns of excessive capital inflow in Asian economies - Rupee down 10 paise at 45.91/$ Straits Times is at 2,792, lower by 58 points or 2%, Seoul Composite has weakened by 48 points or 2.8% at 1,673 and Taiwan Weighted has shed 200 points or 2.4% at 7,927.47. Shanghai Composite has lost 69 points or 2.2% at 3,089. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Updated at 0823am) The Asian markets have opened in the negative, in line with their US counterparts. The Hang Seng is at 20,513, weaker by 348 points or 1.6% and Nikkei is at 10,573, lower by 295 points or 2.7%. Straits Times is at 2,811, down 39.9 points or 1.4%, Seoul Composite is at 1,688, lower by 33 points or 1.9% and Taiwan Weighted is at 7,966, down 161 points or 1.9%. Shanghai Composite has shed 44 points or 1.4% at 3,114.


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