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]]> By: » How inflation effect Indian Stock Market, including Mutual Fund Investments? http://nrifinanceguide.com/2008/11/20/how-inflation-effect-indian-stock-market-including-mutual-fund-investments/#comment-130 » How inflation effect Indian Stock Market, including Mutual Fund Investments? Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:53:08 +0000 http://nriinvestmentservices.wordpress.com/?p=504#comment-130 [...] Investing 101 wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt Analysts at NriInvestIndia.com feel that the RBI can make a further cut in the prevailing repo rate as well as the reverse repo rate without waiting any further cut in the gas prices from the Indian. Keeping into consideration, the way that other price baskets both CPI & PPI have been going down, probably then all this would get reflect in the domestic prices sometime soon. Many economists sees the repo rate more in terms of being phased out and feel that we should probably look for a ins [...] [...] Investing 101 wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt Analysts at NriInvestIndia.com feel that the RBI can make a further cut in the prevailing repo rate as well as the reverse repo rate without waiting any further cut in the gas prices from the Indian. Keeping into consideration, the way that other price baskets both CPI & PPI have been going down, probably then all this would get reflect in the domestic prices sometime soon. Many economists sees the repo rate more in terms of being phased out and feel that we should probably look for a ins [...]

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