![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, August 18, 2003 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Japan Round Table GLOBAL FINANCE & OVERVIEW
Now it is up to the bond marketHow will the US bond market behave when the Federal Reserve is fighting deflation not with any unconventional or daring monetary policy but by merely keeping short-term interest rates at low levels and promising to do so credibly for as long as is re quired for the threat of deflation to disappear. V. Anantha Nageswaran takes a view. More A RINGSIDE VIEW Market may flick in a range "What may cloud the market thinking is the prospect of a general election in the near future. The political factor always makes the market uncertain and markets all over the globe do like uncertainty." More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE `SIP can add taste to equity-linked saving schemes' WITH the rising stock markets, in a situation where investors are obsessed with mainstream equity funds, the traits of tax-saving schemes a.k.a. equity-linked savings schemes (ELSSs) - cannot be overemphasised. These schemes are ... More GLOBAL MONITOR Gold firmness may continue OVERALL, gold had a positive, if volatile, week with prices rising three per cent. Fund buying was evident despite only a modestly weaker US dollar. Starting the week on a strong note, gold was volatile mid-week on profit taking ahead of US ... More ADR WATCH MTNL in limelight THE US markets were unfazed by the worst power blackout in North American history, as investors continued to have confidence in economy turnaround and on companies. Following their support, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index surged 1.3 per cent to ... More ERRORS & OMISSIONS EXPECTED Who are the top barbers in town? WHO are the top doctors in town? You would get the answers by surfing Tamil channels, because they have been showing just that over the past several days, bit by bit, doc by doc, area by area. The names they show have been chosen as a result of a ... More RANDOM WALK Kerala for fiscal discipline LAST week saw an attempt by the State Government to bring about some discipline in its fiscal policy. The State Assembly passed the Kerala Fiscal Responsibility Bill 2003, making it mandatory for the Government to bring down the revenue deficit ... More MARK TO MARKET Insider trading and efficient markets Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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