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BSE Sensex flat in volatile trade; ITC falls

Reuters Market Eye - The BSE Sensex falls 0.06 percent, while the 50-share Nifty is down 0.1 percent. Volatility is expected a day ahead of expiry of October derivatives contracts on Thursday, with Wednesday being a public holiday.

Rupee edges higher; shares eyed 9:21am IST

Reuters Market Eye - The rupee rises further to 53.37/38 versus its previous close of 53.47/48, helped by gains in most other Asian currencies, with traders awaiting the domestic share market open for cues.

U.S. President Barack Obama (R) and Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney shake hands at the conclusion of the final presidential debate at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida October 22, 2012. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

Obama aggressive in foreign policy debate

President Barack Obama aggressively attacks Republican challenger Mitt Romney on foreign policy in their third and final debate in an effort to blunt his opponent's surge in the polls.  Full Article | Video 

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Opinion: It is time for real reforms in India

For real underlying potential, investors are well advised to turn to areas that may be easier to tackle but would have a bigger, more immediate impact, says Hartmut Issel, head of UBS CIO Wealth Management Research, Asia-Pacific.  Full Article 

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Apple is set to make its biggest product move since debuting the iPad two years ago, launching a smaller, cheaper tablet into a market staked out by Amazon.com and Google.  Full Article 

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Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra will be rested for Man United's Champions League clash against Braga ahead of the Premier League match against Chelsea, Alex Ferguson says.  Full Article 

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