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For individuals who receive a CAS, this means information on their mutual funds, stocks and, going forward, fixed deposits (FDs) can be viewed together in one place. The change will allow demat account holders to see details of their demat holdings as well as bank deposit accounts together in a single CAS.
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The World Bank has revised India's economic growth projection to 7.1% for 2026-27, up from an earlier estimate. Strong domestic demand and exports are expected to support this growth despite global challenges. The Indian economy's performance in the first quarter of the current financial year has led to upgrades from various global entities. Agricultural output may be affected by sub-par monsoons, impacting rural demand and food inflation.
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The proposal is aimed at ensuring that different channels used to import bullion face similar tax treatment and at reducing classification and valuation disputes that have resulted in lengthy litigation. The issue is likely to be discussed at the GST Council meeting on October 8. Currently, banks and certain nominated agencies are required to pay 3% GST when importing precious metals.
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Private banks witnessed considerable credit and deposit growth in the second quarter of FY27. This growth was driven by the RBI's concessional dollar-rupee swap facility for FCNR(B) deposits. Major banks like Axis Bank, Kotak, and HDFC Bank reported varying growth figures, showing the impact of international branches. Although headline numbers appeared strong, underlying growth was more moderate after adjustments.
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The rupee started off on a weaker note against the US dollar due to soaring crude oil prices and foreign investors selling off. In response, the Reserve Bank of India is stepping in to curb volatile changes, as forex reserves dwindle. Market analysts anticipate a possible interest rate increase following the upcoming monetary policy meeting, while the dollar index remains robust.
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