Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, April 15, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, April 15, 2002 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Hunger project IN THE din of controversies over issues of little consequence, good work done quietly by dedicated bands of volunteers and organs of the civil society goes unnoticed. An example is the initiative taken by Governments of various States by means of ... More OFF THE CUFF 
Mongolia beyond Ulan BaatarANHIL (fragrance) more than lived up to the promise of her evocative name. She was slender, tall, bright, vivacious, bubbling with energy, with an intensity and zest that was instantly contagious even in the sub zero temperatures of Ulan Baatar ... More WIDE CANVAS Aspects of democracy RECENTLY, the Pakistani strongman, Gen Pervez Musharraf, told La Figaro that "Indian democracy is just a bluff", trying to substantiate his charge by saying that there was no society as intolerant as the Indian, and that in that country ... More A RINGSIDE VIEW Politics, results to drive market MARKET trends for the coming week are likely to be a function of political decisions. If political tensions increase further, markets will react accordingly. Otherwise, amendments to the Budget proposals expected to be announced in Parliament ... More POLICY WATCH Govt testing floating rates for gilts sale OVER the last year or two, India's institutional lenders and banks have seen the best of their clients pre-paying the costly loans they had taken to finance their projects in the 1990s. Having borrowed at rates ranging from 16.5 to 19.5 per ... More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE Not enough AAA-rated papers for debt funds A shortage of highest-rated papers seems to be creating problems for debt fund managers. For one thing, they cannot be in the comfort zone delineated entirely by Triple-A and equivalent securities. Simultaneously, they must consider instruments ... More GLOBAL MONITOR Gold's strong run continues GOLD continued its strong run last week supported by mounting scale of conflict in West Asia and firm crude oil prices. Comments attributed to South Africa's AngloGold that it was aggressively unwinding its hedge books added to the sentiment. ... More ADR WATCH Results fail to lift Infosys in big way THE good financial performance of Infosys for the year-ended 2001-02 helped its ADR gain marginally at the US markets during the week gone by. Further, the software consulting firm has forecaste18-20 per cent growth in its topline for the current ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Price support likely for NY cotton COTTON futures on the New York Cotton Exchange settled slightly lower Friday as participants mainly focused on the expiration of May options. Prices are expected to continue to trade range-bound in the short term until some market-moving ... More
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