As per the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Indian has the potential to be the third largest recipient of the foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2010- 2012.
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India to be the third largest FDI recipient
August 14th, 2010 
Ziaulla Namani 
Posted in india 
Tags: Central Banks, Chinese Firms, Commodity Price, Decline, Developed Countries, Downturn, Fdis, Foreign Direct Investment, Home Countries, Investment Report, Low Interest Rates, Mergers And Acquisition, natural resources, Persistent Pursuit, Price Increases, Recipient, South Asia, Unctad, United Nations Conference, World Economy 
Comments OffWhere is the money going?
October 16th, 2008 Tushar Mathur Its Global Liquidity Crisis ! We all have been listening to this for a while now and are adversely affected by this. the global markets are down and money is flowing out of the emerging economies.
Posted in india, News Tags: Bank Accounts, Basics Of Economics, Borrowers, Cash Reserve Ratio, Central Banks, Currency Notes, Emerging Economies, Financial Institutions, Fis, Gentleman, Global Liquidity Crisis, Global Markets, Inflow, Interest Rates, Minimum Percentage, Outflow, Question Time, Subprime Crisis, Sums Of Money, Valid Question Comments OffShould I invest in Gold ?
February 25th, 2008 Tushar Mathur Looking to invest in Gold funds but don’t know too much about them? Here are some basic facts to get you started.
What are Gold funds?
Gold funds are similar to mutual funds except that they invest in gold instead of debt instruments or equity shares.
Posted in NRI Investing Tags: Asset Value, Bonds, Central Banks, Coins, Debt Instruments, Debt Products, Demat Account, diversify, funds, gold, Gold Dollar, Gold Fund, Gold Funds, Gold Holdings, Gold Price, Investing In Gold, Money Market Instruments, Mutual Funds, National Economic Policies, Physical Gold, portfolio, Price Appreciation, Price Variation, Property Investment, time, usa Comments Off
