The Hindu Business Line : Friday, July 02, 2004

OFFHAND
Whodunit?
THE widely held view that the BJP is a tightly knit party that knows its own mind has been punctured by the utterly bewildered state in which it finds itself in the wake of the recently held election. Whether India was ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Oil & gas stocks rise
There was across the board buying in most of the public sector oil and gas companies shares on Thursday. Dealers said interest in these stocks started after a European broking firm released a report on the sector on Thursday saying all is not ... More

SENSOR
PSU stocks back in limelight
POSITIVE sentiments that prevailed on the market helped the benchmark BSE Sensex closed the day on a positive note. Propelled by the buying interest in key index heavyweights and PSU stocks, the 30-stock index was up 78.59 points (1.64 per ... More

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