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Govt. should analyse economic signals and avoid panic on launch of new policies Click here:  http://assocham.tv/assocham-video.php?mid=2xog90ujtanfyjj3 Speaking to Digital ASSOCHAM on the sidelines of the 15th Commodity Futures Market Summit, Member of the Commodity Derivatives Advisory Committee, SEBI – Vijay Sardana called for a system to analyse economic signals in order to avoid general panic on introduction of new policies. He also spoke of the constitution of a Committee for the same and of the role trade bodies can play in the process Click here: http://assocham.tv/assocham-video.php?mid=2xog90ujtanfyjj3

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