The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 11, 2010

FII flows rise despite SEBI curbs on fresh positions
Daily average turnover spikes 20 per cent after October 1 deadline. Despite the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) barring with effect from October 1 a tenth of the registered foreign institutional investors (FII) from taking fresh ...

‘RBI will step in to ensure stability, if needed'
We are more vulnerable to sudden stops or reversals of portfolio inflows: Subbarao. The Reserve Bank of India would intervene in the forex market if necessary, to maintain financial stability, the Governor, Dr D ...

Spirit of resilience: Vol... Indian Card Clothing Company – Buy
CHART FOCUS. Investors with medium-term perspective can consider buying the stock of Indian Card Clothing Company (Rs 175.3). Since its multi-year low of Rs 41 recorded in March 2009, the stock has been on an intermediate-term uptrend shaping ...

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Rajasthan Royals, Kings XI Punjab out of IPL
BCCI terminates contracts. Rajasthan Royals and Kings XI Punjab are out of the Indian Premier League, with the Board of Control for Cricket in India terminating their ...

Nano production to be ramped up soon
Entire production to be shifted to Sanand. Production of Nano cars will return to the levels of 8,000-9,000 in two-three months as Tata Motors is ramping up production at the dedicated manufacturing plant in ...

Indices may stick to a range for short term
Foreign investors' interest remains. Dalal Street seems to be entering a short-term zone of sideways movement. This week, the key indices may manifest this trend through moderate profit-booking and fresh entries. There are still signs of ...

Why exporters should stop complaining
Indian exporters are most upset. The Reserve Bank's policy of not intervening in the foreign exchange market has led to the rupee appreciating from around Rs 47.50 to the dollar to ...

IDFC seeks to raise funds from diverse sources
In infrastructure, equity is more risky while debt lending is less so: CFO. IDFC has come up with a public issue of tax-exempt infrastructure bonds. Mr L.K. Narayan, Chief Financial Officer, IDFC, in an interview with Business Line talks about ...

‘We have to gain market share and reduce costs'
The newly appointed first Chief Operating Officer of Air India, Captain Gustav Baldauf, who took over in June this year, has his job cut out for him if he is to turn around the fortunes of the state-owned airline. In his first major interview ...

Rolls-Royce keen to expand in N-power space
Not averse to meeting customer needs, despite MoU with L&T. Global power systems major Rolls-Royce, which has a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with L&T, is not averse to addressing customer requirements in “another way”, ...

Gold may correct before moving higher
In a week of broad-based price gains, crude oil hit a five-month high spurting above $80 a barrel and gold shone brighter by hitting all-time highs. Agriculture did not lag behind as prices recovered from recent pullbacks following bullish ...

Gold to test resistance, drop
Comex gold futures rebounded on Friday after a sharp retreat, as a weak US employment report spurred investment buying on expectations that the Federal Reserve will start buying government debt again to stimulate the economy. A US ...

IFCI ruling at critical juncture
I bought one lot of Bharti Airtel put option (320 strike price) of October series at a premium of Rs 1.8. What strategy should I adopt? - ...

When eReaders nudge into bookshelves
It's 'Wink' time, says EC Media International.. It is a sunny afternoon, and Pradeep Palazhi, COO of Bangalore-based EC Media International P Ltd (http://bit.ly/F4TPradeepEC), is cheerful. Understandably so, because only a day ago his company's ...