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    The document discusses various financial news items from October 4th to 7th. It notes that the government increased LPG subsidy for low-income households to Rs. 300 per cylinder on October 4th. From October 5th to 6th, foreign portfolio investors withdrew over Rs. 20,000 crore from Indian stock markets while investing in debt. On October 7th, several banks revised interest rates on various loan products.

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    The document discusses various financial news items from October 4th to 7th. It notes that the government increased LPG subsidy for low-income households to Rs. 300 per cylinder on October 4th. From October 5th to 6th, foreign portfolio investors withdrew over Rs. 20,000 crore from Indian stock markets while investing in debt. On October 7th, several banks revised interest rates on various loan products.

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    The document discusses various financial news items from October 4th to 7th. It notes that the government increased LPG subsidy for low-income households to Rs. 300 per cylinder on October 4th. From October 5th to 6th, foreign portfolio investors withdrew over Rs. 20,000 crore from Indian stock markets while investing in debt. On October 7th, several banks revised interest rates on various loan products.

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    4th october

    Centre hikes LPG subsidy for Ujjwala beneficiaries to ₹300 per cylinder
    5th october
    FPIs withdraw Rs 20,300-cr from equities in Oct; invests Rs 6,080 cr in debt

    6th october

    FPI selling unabated. October sell-off at Rs 20,356 crore, second highest in 2023

    7th october

    Loan interest rates for October 2023: ICICI Bank, PNB, Yes Bank revise these loan interest rates

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