Drop in demand deposits
Mumbai: Demand deposits with scheduled banks dropped Rs 2,068 crore
during the fortnight ended 10 September 1999, according to the weekly statistical
supplement of the Reserve Bank of India. During the same period, time deposits rose Rs
1,020 crore, leading to a net decline of Rs 1,048 crore in aggregate deposits, which were
Rs 7,49,844 crore.
The report also noted that currency in circulation
increased Rs 3,774 crore. Foreign exchange reserves dropped $139 million during the week
ended 24 September, and there have been no net foreign exchange inflows from foreign
institutional investors for the last couple of weeks.
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Indian airports Y2K
compliant
New Delhi: Communications, navigation, surveillance and passenger service
at Indian airports have been made Y2K compliant, according to the government.
The Airports Authority of India said communications,
navigation, surveillance and passenger facilitation services at Indian airports are Y2K
compliant.
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