The Hindu Business Line : Friday, May 31, 2002

Any bread in India?
AT a dinner in Melbourne, the lady beside me asked: "Do you get bread in India?" She had just been telling me about her travels — she had been to Hong Kong, Japan, Europe, and the US. So, she was not someone from the outback. I replied: ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Block deals in Nestle
AFTER a long time, increased volumes in Nestle India were seen on the BSE. There were a number of block deals took place in the counter pushing the total volumes to over one lakh shares. Dealers said most of these shares were bought by the Nestle ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Selling Nifty 1080 call may pay
WAR fears have again gripped the market and Thursday's trading in the cash segment is reflective of this. The cash markets ended the day on a lower note. Consequently, traders who were long on put options could have closed the day on a positive ... More

SENSOR

Heavyweights bog Sensex; auto stocks mixed
WAR fears gripped market players on Thursday and took their toll on the indices. With the continued unease on the border and the unending flow of war rhetoric from the leaders of both the countries, the bourses again edged back into negative ... More

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