India may see first contraction in 40 years

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Top stories of the day India may see first contraction in 40 years "There will be indirect effects such as the persistence of the public fear factor even after the lockdown ends," said... A Chinese 'raid' is raising regulator eyebrows Wipro Q4 results: Profit falls 6% YoY to Rs 2,345 crore Vistara announces compulsory leave without pay for senior staff Construction contracts plunge 43 percent in FY20: Report India seeks Swiss bank details of Ratul Puri, his father India's annual fuel demand to decline 5.6% in 2020: IEA WPI inflation rises just 1 per cent for March reflecting slowing demand

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SENSEX 30379.81 -310.21 NIFTY 50 8925.30 -68.55 USD/INR 76.44 0.17

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