![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 15, 2002 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND WIDE CANVAS The primacy of politics THERE is little doubt that for a liberal, parliamentary democracy to succeed and flourish, the political life of the society concerned will have to be rich and fulfilling. In other words, the primacy of politics will have to be an established ... More A RINGSIDE VIEW Divergent trends emerging THE S&P CNX 500, broadbased index of the currently active mid-cap stocks, is inching up towards its 15-month high of 815. Last week, it closed around 784. According to analysts, once it crosses the 815-mark, the next resistance is around ... More POLICY WATCH A dumped concept being revived SHORTLY after he took over as the Finance Secretary in mid-1998, Mr Vijay Kelkar floated the idea of a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to help expedite the process of disinvestments, and eventually privatisation. A few weeks after Mr Kelkar ... More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE Equity exposure: Will it be safe this time? THERE is a mad rush to build corpus by a number of leading private sector mutual funds. The trend has raised some of the old bogeys, ones that had plagued the market on many earlier occasions. What we see here is a repeat of the usual story, ... More ADR WATCH Divergent trend in Infosys Tech THE growing fear over corporate ethics and an unexpected drop in the University of Michigan index of consumer confidence were enough to sent the US markets to their biggest weekly declines since the aftermath of September 11 terrorist attacks. ... More VISION 2020
Vision 2020 Dr Kalam's six-point planWE shall soon have a President who presided over the exercise on Vision 2020 conducted by the Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council (TIFAC), the first organisation to do so in the Government of India. Out of a score of ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Cotton futures in correction mode Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange fell on Friday, on speculative and option related selling taking sell stops on the way. Market is now looking towards Monday's US Department of Agriculture weekly crop progress report. The ... More AMERICAN PERISCOPE
Fixed price and bargainingA MATRONLY looking Senegalese woman was standing next to me on the crowded ferry as we approached the capital, Dakar. She wore the traditional flowing garment, boubou, and had a handbag tucked under her right arm. As the boat rocked, we looked at ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back Jul. 7-Jul. 13 Is the dollar correction over? HIV/AIDS in Manipur: In the `state' of despair NPAs continue to haunt banks PSBs' loan loss cover still insufficient New debt for old: Not that easy |
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