The Hindu Business Line : Monday, May 23, 2005

UPA's score-card
ONCE an academic, forever an academic, it would seem. How else does one explain the spell report-cards exercise on Dr Manmohan Singh? Ever since he took charge, he has geared up his office to keep scores on the ... More

A RINGSIDE VIEW

Short-covering may lift benchmarks
BEARS yielded some ground to bulls last week, but did not altogether leave the ring. On the other hand, bulls have stepped up pressure on the bears by buying into the May index futures. The FIIs last week also went with the bears by remaining net ... More

MUTUAL CONFIDENCE

AMFI focuses on service tax, equity fund index
HERE is an attempt to tell you about some of the initiatives lately taken by AMFI, the association formed by asset management companies in India. These may not concern you, the investor, directly but you may still file the information in your ... More

RANDOM WALK

No smart consensus
AS the United Democratic Front (UDF) Government in the State enters the last of its five-year term in office, it faces a barrage of accusations and allegations regarding its development and industrialisation agenda. The most strident and virulent ... More

MARK TO MARKET

Extreme events and managing market microstructure issues
SEBI's recent order to ban UBS Securities Asia from issuing participatory notes for one year brings to the fore the function of a regulator in the financial market. Business Line editorial (May 20) rightly argues ... More

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