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Tech funds lag benchmark
THOUGH technology stocks were back in favour at the bourses, technology funds have been sluggish in posting similar returns. The one-year return on technology sector funds is 28.57 per cent on an average. The technology index on BSE has posted ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS


Sideways movement
TUESDAY'S trading activity witnessed range-bound movement. Bears were successful to the extent of reducing the bull count marginally. However, sentiment reading of the tradable counters remains bullish with no downtrend counters. Bear domination ... More

STOCK EXCHANGES


Overseas terminals for Indian stock exchanges mooted
GREATER NRI participation in the Indian stock market could be facilitated by permitting stock market terminals to be set up overseas and modernising the IPO market infrastructure, a senior official of Geojit Financial Services Ltd has ... More

STOCK MARKETS


IDBI Bank up on merger ratio hopes
Dealers said the rise in the stock price is ahead of the merger ratio announcement with IDBI. The talk is that the ratio is likely to be announced soon. The expectation is the merger ratio is likely to be in favour of IDBI Bank shareholders. ... More

Expansion drives up Nahar Spinning
THE Nahar Spinning stock has seen a gain of around 200 per cent in 2004 in response to the company's proposed expansion plan, which will raise its spindle capacity by over 25 per cent. Mr Jawahar Lal Oswal, Chairman of Nahar Spinning Ltd, told ... More

DERIVATIVES MARKETS


Short-term reversal likely in Gujarat Ambuja, i-flex
THE following strategies are based on Tuesday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE. The positions are structured to generate payoffs from possible short-term reversal in the underlying. The strategy is, therefore, ... More

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS


SEBI suspends regn of PSE member
SEBI has suspended the certificate of registration of Mr Surendra Rasiklal Shah, member of the Pune Stock Exchange, for a period of 10 days. This is with effect from January 18. The certificate of registration of Mr Shah as a sub-broker of the ... More

COMMENTARY


Index heavyweights drag Sensex marginally
AFTER starting the year on a promising note, the BSE Sensex lost ground during the day's trading by 28.19 points (or 0.42 per cent) to close at 6651.01 points. The Sensex touched a high of 6696.31 points, after opening for the day at 6683.56 ... More

PUBLIC OFFER


Allahabad Bank to work out issue details
SHAREHOLDERS of Allahabad Bank have approved a proposal to increase the bank's capital through a public offer. The bank plans to issue fresh capital by way of book building. The size of the issue and other relevant details have not been ... More
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