![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, May 25, 2002 |
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MARKETS TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Bull domination BULLS made a strong come back on Friday to terminate the eight-day long bear run. They were in total control leaving the bears with no opportunity to recover during the day. The sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands neutral. ... More STOCK MARKETS Cipla set to sport healthy glow THE tide could be turning favourable for pharmaceutical major Cipla Ltd as the omeprazole litigation is likely to go in its favour and exports of asthma products are set to boost its bottom line in the next two quarters, analysts have said. The ... More
Markets do about-turn, rise sharply
Colour-Chem open offer at Rs 300?
Satyam ADS slips below $1 DERIVATIVES MARKETS BSE gets more market-makers MUMBAI: BSE has said that it has appointed more market makers in the derivatives futures product. According to a press release, 23 market makers are expected to give two-way quotes in their allocated futures products at spreads predefined ... More
Sell May 600 put on Digital REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS Ministry for more powers to SEBI THE Finance Ministry is in favour of bestowing additional powers to SEBI to enable it to regulate more efficiently and take action against those who are violating its norms. The Bill on Amendment of SEBI Act, which is likely to be tabled in ... More COMMENTARY Market smiles at last as war threat recedes THE market indices finished on a firm note on Friday following reports that the Government indicated that there was no imminent threat of war with Pakistan. The rise in equities during the day's trading was in the nature of a technical reaction ... More Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back May. 12-May. 18 No book-building route for Canara Bank IPO Overseas investment will boost MFs: Report Unofficial badla is back -- Current rates range between 18 and 22 pc |
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