The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 08, 2002

Dollar bears on the dominance in local markets
Uncertainty about the pace of the US economic recovery and falls in equity markets in the US continues to encourage the view of further dollar weakness. Mr Alan Greenspan's testimony before the Congress on 16th July will be closely watched for his co mments on dollar weakness. More

Ride up the euro
One of the fall-outs of the repeated failures of brief rallies in the euro has been corporate apathy towards hedging any euro payables. There is a reason to revisit the risk assessment. One must note that the current rally is markedly different from any corrections seen earlier. The buying in the euro is being caused by a shift of capital back to Europe. More

NBFCS

Maha Rashtra Apex depositors plan agitation

PRIVATE BANKS

Western Union in tie-up with Lord Krishna Bank

PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS

Banks urged to consider ESOP
A FRESH round of reform initiatives in human resources management (HRM) in public sector banks appears to be on its way, with the Government asking the banks to examine the feasibility of implementing fresh changes, including introduction of ... More

GOVT BONDS

Bonds placement falls short of target
Despite the increase in liquidity, the RBI did not find it easy to make placements. The floating rate security devolved partially since there was a wide margin in spread expectation between the markets. Consequently, only Rs 2,800 crore could be plac ed instead of the targeted Rs 3,000 crore. More

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