Indian shares seen down; Unitech, Kingfisher may fall – Reuters



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Indian shares seen down; Unitech, Kingfisher may fall
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NEW DELHI, Feb 16 (Reuters) – Indian shares are expected to open lower on Thursday after three straight sessions of rise as investors could turn cautious due to a delay in cementing a crucial bailout for Greece. The MSCI's measure of Asian markets
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Indian shares seen up; Hindustan Unilever may rise – Reuters


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Indian shares seen up; Hindustan Unilever may rise
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MUMBAI, Feb 6 (Reuters) – Indian shares are expected to open higher on Monday, bolstered by surprisingly robust US employment report that offered proof of a healthier global economy and boosted world markets. "Asia is already responding to the US
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Indian shares seen down; HDFC, autos in focus – Reuters


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Indian shares seen down; HDFC, autos in focus
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NEW DELHI, Feb 1 (Reuters) – Indian shares are expected to open lower on Wednesday as investors turn cautious after a sharp rally in January, with other Asian markets struggling to hold their ground. Housing Development Finance Corp could fall after
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Indian shares seen higher; Infosys may fall – Reuters

Indian shares seen higher; Infosys may fall
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NEW DELHI, Jan 27 (Reuters) – Indian shares are expected to open higher on Friday as they catch up with gains in world markets after a local holiday on Thursday. "There are not many domestic factors impacting the market," said Ambareesh Baliga,

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