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Financial market regulators and senior finance ministry officials met today to review recent developments in markets and discussed issues, including those related to credit rating agencies, an RBI release said today. - Moving from crossroads - Deora requests PM to issue Rs 21k-cr oil bonds - Mid-year review for urgent action to deal with high prices - Eco growth in current fiscal to exceed 7.75%: FinMin - Finmin failed to address price situation: Par panel - Symbol for rupee in final lap The High Level Coordination Committee on Financial Markets comprises RBI Governor D Subbarao, Chief Economic Adviser Kaushik Basu, Finance Secretary Ashok Chawla, Securities and Exchange Board of India head CB Bhave, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority and other officials of RBI, SEBI and the finance ministry. “The HLCCFM reviewed the developments in financial markets, and deliberated, among others, on issues relating to the credit rating agencies and other inter-regulatory matters,” the release said.


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