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​The current financial year estimate has already exceeded the Budget target as RBI paid a dividend of Rs 87,416 crore. With public sector banks and financial institutions posting good quarterly numbers during the current financial year, the dividend payout by them in the coming year would be higher compared to this year. So, it would be feasible to expect about Rs 70,000 crore as dividend payout from RBI and financial institutions in FY'25, sources said.

UK Retail Sales Slip Points to GDP Decline in March 1204 GMT - U.K. retail sales, which fell 0.9% on month in March, point to a slight decline in the country's GDP in the month, Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg, says in a note. After... | 08:25am

UK Gilt Yields Fall on Weaker Retail Sales, Manufacturing PMI 1022 GMT - U.K. gilt yields drop following weaker-than-expected retail sales and flash manufacturing Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) data on Friday, which raise concerns about a weakeni... | 06:39am

The FTSE 100 closed up 0.1% Friday as U.K. business confidence is improving and consumers feel a little brighter about the future, AJ Bell analyst Danni Hewson said in a note. "Risk appetite was shaken by the prospect of a fresh standoff between the U.... | 01:02pm

There is much talk in Washington and the media about the impending expiration of the 2001 and 2003 tax relief. Those in favor of letting the tax cuts expire argue that to do otherwise would be merely to reward the rich at the expense of the lower-income population. Lost in these misguided accusations is the fact that higher dividend taxes—part of the tax increase currently scheduled for January 1, 2011—will not only hurt American companies, but penalize America’s senior citizens. Older people hold the most stock of any demographic group, and often rely heavily on dividends to supplement ...