Magicbricks Moderator says:
In its bid to boost the realty segment, many state-owned banks have announced
home loans at reduced rates. After the rate cuts, SBI home loans of up to Rs 30
lakh, for tenures between 15 and 25 years, will be available at 9.5%. Loans of
Rs 30 lakh to Rs 75 lakh at 10.75% and those above Rs 75 lakh at 11%.
The government is proposing a differential rate of interest
for home loans more than Rs 75 lakh. What would you call this measure?
- Fair
- Unfair
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It’s a well know fact that stock market is affected by elections and now Election 2009 are about to begin in some time so for sure they will also have some sort of impact on Indian stock market.
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Apart from Elections another major concern for Indian stock market is Inflation. There was a time when we were concerned about rising inflation but now we are conscious about this falling inflation.
So big question is what should day traders and investors do?
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Posted by: sharetipsinfo | April 02, 2009 at 12:45 PM
Now result season is going on and results are not that positive in broader terms. More or less results are mix for Indian companies. Still Regards Indian stock market requires one triggering point which can give clear trend in the market.
Still Nifty is in mix zone. Nifty will be bullish only if Nifty manages to trade and sustain above 3150-3200 level below these levels bears will rule the dalaal street.
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1. DLF
2. Satyam comp
3. Bharti Airtel
4. Tata steel
5. Rcom
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Posted by: sharetipsinfo | February 26, 2009 at 10:42 AM
I'm sorry, but isn't that just too high of an rate? If homes are for living in then affordable rates should be available to home buyers. As a matter of fact, loans for first time home buyers should be low enough to help buyers with the new life of home ownership and constant repairs not destroy families for higher profit racked by bankers.
Posted by: Breckenridge Realtor | February 10, 2009 at 03:25 AM
Regulate house prices. Houses are for living in, not profit. Stop the real estate industry and its sophisticated PR machine from interfering in the market place with its constant messages of fear and panic.
Posted by: home loans | January 09, 2009 at 02:58 PM