Thursday, 29 June 2017
Anti-profiteering clause may prove to be a temporary measure: Sanjay Mookim, BofA Merrill Lynch
The GST at least can be argued to be good for the country over a two-year period and having had the poor experience of selling in December, I suspect not too many will be eager now to sell any temporary GST bump.
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