Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, May 03, 2002
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MARKETS MUTUAL FUNDS UTI Bond Fund hikes exposure in G-Securities UTI Bond Fund, which is said to have been lapped up by a section of investors who sought to switch over their MIP 97 redemption proceeds, has increased its exposure to Government securities to take advantage of trading opportunities. The ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Restricted movement THURSDAY'S trading activity witnessed restricted movement. Bulls were successful in sustaining their pressure over the day's trading. The sentiment reading of the tradable counters remains neutral. Bull domination on Friday is likely to change ... More STOCK EXCHANGES BSE appoints market makers THE Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) today appointed 21 market makers in 20 futures (stock and Sensex) products. The market-making scheme for the BSE's derivatives segment will be from May 6 for a period of two years, (up to May 2004). The move is ... More
Ludhiana SE gets conditional nod from SEBI STOCK MARKETS Tata Power rises on buyback talk BOTH trading volumes and the share price of Tata Power shot up sharply in Thursday's trading. On the BSE, volumes increased to 10.11 lakh shares from 29,899 shares traded on Tuesday. On the NSE, volumes jumped to 21.13 lakh shares against 58,800 ... More DERIVATIVES MARKETS Sell HPCL 260 put SELECT call options gained value during the day's trading in the derivatives segment on the National Stock Exchange. Top traded options included Satyam Computer, Reliance Industries, HPCL and BPCL among others. REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS Life means more FOR many, the news of SEBI debarring Home Trade would have come as a rude shock. Most people are too familiar with the commercials that the company ran that they might not know that the stock broking firm was dealing in securities. The now ... More COMMENTARY Heavyweights gain as political tension eases EXTENDING the gains recorded on Tuesday, the BSE Sensex moved up further on Thursday. The easing of political pressure imparted positive market sentiment with the Sensex posting a rise of 34.4 points or 1.03 per cent to close at 3372.56. More Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 21-Apr. 27 New depository fees: Small investors to take a big hit SEBI meeting to decide on UTI's redemption obligations `Speculative' deals to be redefined Host of rollbacks coming -- Dividend tax norms to stay with sops for shareholders MIP '97 redemption -- SEBI to ask UTI to meet shortfall from reserves |
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