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India's forex reserves fell $2.69 billion to $717.06 billion in the week ended 30 October. RBI dollar sales, FCNR(B) fund deployment and changes in asset valuations are contributing to the decline. Here's what it means for the rupee and consumers.
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www.livemint.com India's forex reserves fall $2.69 billion to $717 billion: Why RBI is selling dollars and what it... India's forex reserves fell $2.69 billion to $717.06 billion in the week ended 30 October. RBI dollar sales, FCNR(B) fund deployment and changes in asset valuations are contributing to the decline.... While some Reddit users believe employees should complete a professional handover in exchange for continued pay or severance benefits, others argue that workers should not be expected to make their replacements equally effective after losing their own livelihoods.
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www.livemint.com Employee automates 6-hour job into 1, gets fired; Reddit post on being asked to train replacement... While some Reddit users believe employees should complete a professional handover in exchange for continued pay or severance benefits, others argue that workers should not be expected to make their... Gold prices have fallen 24% globally from their January peak, but domestic rates are down only 20%. Higher import duty, rupee depreciation and unusually high premiums in January explain why Indian buyers have seen a smaller correction.
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www.livemint.com Gold prices crash 24% globally but fall only 20% in India: Why domestic buyers aren't seeing the... Gold prices have fallen 24% globally from their January peak, but domestic rates are down only 20%. Higher import duty, rupee depreciation and unusually high premiums in January explain why Indian... Gifts from specified relatives, including parents, are tax-free, while gifts from non-relatives are generally taxable if their total exceeds the prescribed threshold. Here's why you should still document the money transfer and declare it in ITR.
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www.livemint.com Received a large sum from parents this Diwali? Check the tax rules and why you should document the... Gifts from specified relatives, including parents, are tax-free, while gifts from non-relatives are generally taxable if their total exceeds the prescribed threshold. Here's why you should still...