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Bloomberg: Retailers fall in India as they reject FDI

Released on 2012-09-19 09:00 GMT

Email-ID 3023228
Date 2011-12-05 05:04:01
From cybedude@gmail.com
To cybedude@gmail.com
the first reaction to the indian rejection of foreign store chains in india

Retailers Drop After India Puts on Hold FDI in Store Operators
2011-12-05 03:54:21.977 GMT


By Pradeep Kurup
Dec. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Pantaloon Retail India Ltd., the
nation=92s largest retailer, led a decline among store operators
after the Press Trust of India reported that the government may
put on hold a Nov. 24 decision to allow foreign ownership in
multibrand retail chains until there is a political consensus on
the issue.
Pantaloon fell as much as 10.7 percent, Shoppers Stop Ltd.
declined 10.6 percent, Trent Ltd. dropped 4.3 percent and Vishal
Retail Ltd. fell 9.7 percent.