The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 25, 2004

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Bulls in control
THE sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands neutral. Bull pressure on Friday is likely to change the sentiment reading in their favour. On the contrary, the sentiment reading is likely to turn bearish. Nifty futures ... More

STOCK MARKETS
Kalyani Steel back in limelight
THE stock of Kalyani Steel witnessed sustained buying support on the bourses with the counter appreciating by almost 6 per cent at close on Thursday. The buzz in the market was that the management was buying at the counter. The stock ended at ... More

ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANIES
Birla Sun Life relaunches portfolio management
BIRLA Sun Life Asset Management Company on Thursday relaunched its portfolio management service. The fund would be available in four options: high dividend yield, moderately aggressive, aggressive and custom. The service, christened Privileged ... More

INTERVIEW
`Investors veering towards floating rate funds'
MARKETING functionaries working for fund houses are a worried lot these days. They are facing a tough time trying to convince investors about the merits of taking fresh exposure to equities and other relatively risky options. People are, in ... More

COMMENTARY
Reliance, bank stocks fuel recovery
A SMART recovery in select oil/gas and banking stocks helped push the indices into positive territory on Thursday's trading. While the BSE Sensex closed the day 64.5 points up at 4708.6 points, the Nifty climbed 24 points to close at 1470.7 ... More

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