Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, June 06, 2003
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OPINION COMMODITY EXCHANGES 
Risk management in commodity markets — Widening and deepening futures tradingThe recent opening of the futures regime augurs well as investors and traders will take greater interest in commodities. Risk management will add value to the commodities market and help broadbase the growth in trading. Last year's limit reached thro ugh futures in niche commodities can be doubled, aided by national-level multi-commodity exchanges. A `virtuous circle' will be created, contributing to national GDP and employment. More EDITORIAL No capital idea WILD GYRATIONS IN bank stocks, egged by confusing statements from top Finance Ministry officials, have got players on Mint Street sniffing a scam. Till date neither the RBI nor SEBI has got down to seeking any explanation from the bourses when it ... More POLITICS Total confusion or deliberate dissonance? New Delhi will have to take a number of measures to correct the widespread impression in the military establishment in Pakistan that the Prime Minister's initiative flows from a lack of political will in India to bear the military, economic and inte rnational costs of Pakistan's jihad in Jammu and Kashmir. Military leaders in Pakistan do not respect those they believe are weak, says G. Parthasarathy. More
Vikas and loh BIO-TECH & GENETICS Biotech agri products — Basis for US' review request INDIA has a growing biotechnology sector, which many hope will be a new engine for economic expansion. The country is also blessed with a large cadre of world-class research scientists, positioning India to play a leading role in the further ... More WTO 
Food safety: Distorting standards that impede exportsTHE contrast could not be sharper. The latest annual Exim Policy document is all optimism. But there is much pessimism where exports of agriculture and allied products are concerned. One needs to take a close look at the destination of ... More PEOPLE Alan Greenspan: A man for all Presidents MR ALAN Greenspan has been variously described as a maestro, master of the universe, man behind the money, and so on. He is said to have mastery over numbers, and reportedly pores over data in his bathtub every morning. The shareholders view him ... More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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