Inflation, oil worries may rattle Sensex next week
Blue-chip equities on Indian bourses are likely to hit bumpy roads in week ahead as spiraling domestic inflation rate and oil prices in the global market force investors to cut their exposure.
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Aug 7, 2004 16:07:03
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