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Home Trade in the midst of rejig throes
FINANCIAL services company Home Trade is in the middle of a restructuring exercise that has seen it shutting down a number of channels of its Web site, hometrade.com. The company has also ended its contracts with content vendors with a view to ... More

FOREX


Rupee may fall to 48.85 by month-end
SPOT rupee traders have been kept busy since the Budget by good two-way intra-day moves. Indeed, on Friday alone, the rupee moved smoothly in a two-way fashion, recovering from 48.78 levels to strengthen by 5 paise before closing around 48.74. ... More

DEBT MARKET


State Govt loan offers likely to push up yields
Only after the central bank spells out the credit policy, yields are expected to resume their trend. Given the policy announcement in the Budget permitting convertibility on non-resident deposits, reserve money expansion is likely to continue as the fundamental influencing factor in determining the course of yields. More

SUN F&C scheme to invest in overseas debt markets
TAKING a cue from the Finance Minister, Mr Yashwant Sinha's, Budget proposals, Sun F&C Mutual Fund is planning to introduce a scheme for investments in international debt markets. The facility to invest in international debt paper is part of ... More

RBI & OTHER CENTRAL BANKS


Enron put the skid on equity rally: BIS
In the wake of the revelations about Enron, releases of financial statements in January and February by various firms in the US and Europe were often greeted by market-wide asset price declines. More

PRIVATE BANKS


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    PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS


    SBI plans to set up office in UAE
    STATE Bank of India is considering opening a representative office in the UAE to facilitate direct contact with the bank's large NRI clientele in the Gulf, and is planning to apply to the local authorities in this connection, according to the ... More

    NON-PERFORMING ASSETS


    SBT offers one-time settlement scheme
    STATE Bank of Travancore (SBT) has come out with an offer of one-time settlement of dues of its borrowers whose accounts have been classified as non-performing assets as on March 31, 1997. The offer is applicable to cases where the outstanding ... More
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