Indian flower vendors wait for customers at a market in Bangalore. Indian businesses have been hit hard by the lack of currency notes in the wake of the government’s decision to ban high denomination notes. Photo: EPA Indian flower vendors wait for customers at a market in Bangalore. Indian businesses have been hit hard by the lack of currency notes in the wake of the government’s decision to ban high denomination notes. Photo: EPA
Indian flower vendors wait for customers at a market in Bangalore. Indian businesses have been hit hard by the lack of currency notes in the wake of the government’s decision to ban high denomination notes. Photo: EPA
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How Modi’s currency ban is helping Chinese fintech investors in India

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Indrajit Basu

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Indian flower vendors wait for customers at a market in Bangalore. Indian businesses have been hit hard by the lack of currency notes in the wake of the government’s decision to ban high denomination notes. Photo: EPA Indian flower vendors wait for customers at a market in Bangalore. Indian businesses have been hit hard by the lack of currency notes in the wake of the government’s decision to ban high denomination notes. Photo: EPA
Indian flower vendors wait for customers at a market in Bangalore. Indian businesses have been hit hard by the lack of currency notes in the wake of the government’s decision to ban high denomination notes. Photo: EPA
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