Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, June 17, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, June 17, 2002 |
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MONEY & BANKING FOREX Rupee movement hinges on dollar inflows WITH conciliatory moves by India in the present stand-off with Pakistan and with market concerns abating, the rupee gained some breathing space against the dollar last week. In any case, dips below the 49 levels found good buying of the US unit. ... More
Won and yen: A study in contrast HOUSING FINANCE Housing finance cos report good business at expo AS many as 76 flats valued at Rs 11.46 crore were sold at the recently held Indian exhibition for real estate developers and housing finance companies in Dubai. The housing finance companies reported sanctioning Rs 13.65 crore through 91 spot ... More PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS A time bomb ticking for banks OVER the last week, there had been a lot of patting on the back. The Finance Ministry led by the Minister onwards has been fulsome in its praise for the State-owned banks for their achievements in terms of profits and lower NPAs during the last ... More
Banks urged to raise CD ratio in Kerala GOVT BONDS Housing mortgages turning attractive THE bull charge resumed in the bond markets after a gap of almost three months. The sentiments were fuelled by the possibility of conflict on the western frontiers having substantially wakened. Traders say that with the markets once again ... More
RBI strategy bristles with risk for banks SECURITISATION Cash-strapped States may clutch at securitisation -- TN interest in ICICI Bank product on ST deferrals WITH securitisation as a concept gaining ground, cash-strapped State Governments too have started looking at this as an option to get some immediate funds. The options for the State Governments are many. For instance, one of the sources that ... More FIXED DEPOSITS Banks told to submit details of deposit rate structure THE Reserve Bank of India has asked all commercial banks to submit details of their deposit rate structure. This follows a study by the Delhi-based Indian Statistical Institute, claiming that the existing deposit rate structure is biased ... More CO-OPERATIVES RBI against urban co-op banks setting up primary dealer "The RBI is not keen that the co-operative banks float a separate PD at this stage. It appears that the central bank feels that co-operative banks should not diversify into different areas at this stage.'' More
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