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Budget 2020: Rs 3.5 lakh crore blow to market | Key winners & losers | A diluted caffeine shot

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Sat, Feb 01, 2020

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FM's diluted caffeine shot fails to give growth hope, stocks crash
FM left it to the taxpayers and farmers to address the demand-side woes of the economy.
Here's a list of winners & losers from FM Sitharaman's Budget
Big Budget Hit! Rs 3.5 lakh crore wealth wiped out in 2.5 hours
A reasonable Budget but still unclear on fiscal deficit front: Aiyar
We will end up with a choppy market and we better be prepared: Naren
DDT rules may make promoters pay up 43.5% tax, says Ramdeo
New I-T regime likely to prove value-dilutive for LIC IPO plan
Big Budget Hit! Rs 3.5 lakh crore wealth wiped out in 2.5 hours Big Budget Hit! Rs 3.5 lakh crore wealth wiped out in 2.5 hours
Market participants gave a big thumbs down to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's Budget....
Tax break you can claim in the new income tax regime
The govt may have a solution to keep your dinner prices down
New I-T regime likely to prove value-dilutive for LIC IPO plan
For every rupee in government kitty, 64 paise come from taxes

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2 companies (largecap) appreciated more than 5%
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25 companies (largecap) price decreased more than -5%
DLF -12.11%
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Dear FM, never mind the stocks crash; you can't please everyone
Market sentiment was already weak in the country due to the ongoing protests.
Government plans record bond sales of $109 billion to spur growth
Fiscal deficit target easing not too surprising: Moody's
Budget below par, but expectations were sky-high, say analysts
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This Budget has something for everyone: Ashishkumar Chauhan
Budget highlights: FY21 fiscal deficit target at 3.5% of GDP
Govt budgets for lower dividends from RBI, state banks
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The things India got (and did not get) from the FM

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The things consumers got (and did not get) from the FM The things consumers got (and did not get) from the FM
So, what did the FM actually give the common man — the consumer and the taxpayer — today? ...
Rs 3,50,000 crore wealth wiped out as Sensex dives 988 points
Bank deposit insurance hiked to Rs 5 lakh per depositor by Budget 2020
Tax on allotment of start-up ESOPs removed by Budget 2020
Tax benefit on housing loan interest upto Rs 3.5 lakh extended till March 31, 2021
Govt to provide facility of instant PAN through Aadhaar
Six things that the Budget has for an ailing economy
Who got what from Nirmala Sitharaman
What you will lose if you opt for the reduced tax rates and new tax What you will lose if you opt for the reduced tax rates and new tax
All deductions under chapter VIA will not be claimable by those opting for the new tax regime, as per Budget 2020....
Should you say bye to ELSS, Section 80C, and opt for new tax rate?
The govt may have a solution to keep your dinner prices down
The govt's divestment target for FY21 ignores historical patterns
Govt to review rules of origin requirement in FTAs

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2 companies (largecap) appreciated more than 5%
IDBI Bank 10.21%
P&G 9.03%
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25 companies (largecap) price decreased more than -5%
DLF -12.11%
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd. -11.66%
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