![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, April 26, 2003 |
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MARKETS MUTUAL FUNDS Indexing survey reveals mixed opinion on fund management TWENTY five per cent of respondents contacted for what is being billed as the first comprehensive indexing survey - carried out by an independent group in coordination with all major index providers globally - disagree with the idea that ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Restricted movement FRIDAY'S trading activity witnessed narrow movement. Bears managed to gain from the day's trading. However, the sentiment reading of the tradeable counters continues to remain neutral. Bull domination on Monday is likely to reduce the bear count ... More STOCK EXCHANGES Mandatory listing clause withdrawn Heavy blow for regional exchanges COMPANIES are no longer required to be listed with the regional bourses. The Government has abolished the mandatory listing provision for companies in their respective regional stock exchanges, the Finance Ministry communiqué to the stock ... More
BgSE appoints Deloitte Haskins as demutualisation advisor STOCK MARKETS
FIIs' shedding drags HDFC stock downTHE stock price of housing finance company HDFC has been on a downward move over the last few days due to heavy selling on account of concern over the company's market share in the housing finance business to come down. The stock of HDFC is ... More
Bajaj Auto in for a rough ride? DERIVATIVES MARKETS Subdued trading in derivatives segment WITH the weekend ahead, the derivatives segment had subdued trading. The July series was introduced on Friday in the derivatives segment. However, on Friday the traded volumes were subdued at 97,870 contracts on the National Stock Exchange. ... More REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS Steep fall in IT stock prices SEBI seeks trading data from exchanges THE Securities and Exchange Board of India has called for trading data from the BSE and the NSE on the trading pattern of several market players during the sharp fall in stock prices, especially those of IT companies, after the Infosys ... More COMMENTARY PSU stocks down on divestment blues NEGATIVE sentiment continues to prevail in the market as the benchmark BSE Sensex ended the last day of the week in the negative territory, the fourth consecutive trading day in a row. Disinvestment blues appear to haunt the State-owned companies ... More Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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