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Anti-dumping duty likely on Chinese chemical imports

India is likely to impose anti- dumping duty of up to USD 397 per tonne on a Chinese chemical used in construction and dyes industry. The move is aimed at guarding domestic players from cheap imports of ‘Sulphonated Naphthalene Formaldehyde’ from the neighbouring country. Commerce ministry’s investigation arm Directorate General of Antidumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) in its final findings has concluded that the product has been exported to India from China below its normal value and it has resulted in dumping. “The domestic industry has suffered material injury due…

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Rs 39 lakh cr needed for infra in urban areas until 2032: Puri

The investments required in urban areas for a 20-year period between 2012-13 and 2031-32 is estimated to be Rs 39 lakh crore, the government said today. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has constituted a high-powered expert committee to provide an estimate of investments required for urban infrastructure services, including the maintenance and replacement, the minister of state for housing and urban affairs, Hardeep Singh Puri, said in the Lok Sabha. “As per the report of HPEC, the estimated urban investment requirement for the 20-year period from 2012-13 to…

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Nifty snaps 10,450-level, slips 95 pts

NSE benchmark Nifty slipped by 95 points following fag-end selling in auto, financial service, banking, IT, energy, FMCG and metal sectors. In a choppy trade, the Nifty traded near flat-line most of the session in the absence of any definite trigger as financial markets across the globe closed for New Year holiday. It moved in small bouts of buying and selling activity, the final hour trade saw emergence of profit-booking in recent gainers. Overseas, European and Asian stock markets remained closed for New Year holiday. Growth in China’s manufacturing sector…

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Protests mar New Year Eve celebrations in Nainital

Thousands of traders in Nainital today boycotted the New Year Eve celebrations and staged a candle-light march against the administration’s actions on hoteliers and restrictions imposed on movement of vehicles. Unlike previous years, the celebrations on the Mall Road was dull, though, most of the hotels remained packed and visitors flocked to the popular hill station in large numbers. More than 4,000 people took out a candle-light march from Mallital to Tallital – through the Mall Road – this evening to protest against the steps taken by the town administration…

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