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Mkt may be unhappy if RBI focuses on inflation: Nilesh Shah

last updated on January 23, 2012 at 4:56 pm moneycontrol

Now that third quarter earnings of some of the major companies are announced, the market is eagerly waiting for the RBIs credit policy review expected tomorrow. Though there are whispers of a possible CRR cut, Nilesh Shah of Axis Direct is confident that the market will not be disappointed if RBI does not reduce it.

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