Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, October 12, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, October 12, 2003 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Dumping probe into cyclohexanone imports AFTER caprolactam, it is now the turn of cyclohexanone, a chemical intermediate used in the manufacture of caprolactam, to come under the lens of the anti-dumping directorate. Caprolactam is used in the manufacture of nylon-6. Based on the ... More ECONOMY Marked-to-monsoon FOREIGN TRADE Hong Kong lures Indian business REALISING the country's growing interest in the Chinese market, Hong Kong has made a strong case for itself as a favourable investment destination since it is one of the prime gateways for trade and investment into and out of the Chinese ... More PETROLEUM GSPC, Niko to pump Rs 330 cr into Hazira GUJARAT State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) and Niko Resources, the operating partner of the Hazira field, will be investing Rs 330 crore for ramping up gas output through an offshore drilling project. With the daily output from the Hazira ... More
'Differential pricing for petro products will hit growth'
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`We have never asked for help in the past' COAL Prospects seen bleak for domestic coking coal A DROP in world steel production and oversupply of coking coal, along with an improvement in steel making technology, may contribute to the downward push in the prices of metallurgical grade coking coal used by the steel plants for making coke. ... More CARS 
Come Diwali. Drive new car modelsCONSUMERS who are looking to buy a new car this festive season would do well to wait till next week before making their purchase. The week before Diwali will see at least four new models/variants being rolled out in the market. This includes a ... More HCV/LCV/TRACTORS Tractor industry sees growth after 3 years THINGS are finally beginning to look up for the tractor industry. After seeing a continuous decline for three consecutive years, the industry finally registered growth during September. "The industry grew by about 2-3 per cent in September ... More PRECIOUS METALS GOLD & SILVER: How to trade their futures FUTURES contracts in 2 precious metals — Gold and Silver as approved by Forward Markets Commission are available for trading with effect from October 3, 2003. The futures contracts will remain open concurrently for 3 months (December 2003 ... More TEXTILE MACHINERY Textile machinery sector seeks task force to study woes THE domestic textile machinery industry is urging the Government to set up a task force under the chairmanship of the Textile Commissioner to study the industry's problems and make recommendations to strengthen it. Speaking at the second ... More CINEMA Film exporters look to Japan, Chinese markets THE Cannes Film Festival is not just about movies, but is also about business. And at the ongoing International Film Festival of India (IFFI) too, business is high priority. But if you expected the who's who of the Indian film industry to be ... More DISINVESTMENT Buying stake in HPCL — Ministry asks IOC to send written proposal WITH the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) expressing intent to pick up equity stake in Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) or Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, the Petroleum Ministry has asked IOC to send a written proposal, even as the ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FIPB clears Sucden plan to import raw sugar for re-export — Food Ministry's objection overruled The French firm's main aim of establishing the subsidiary is to purchase sugar directly from the various factories to consolidate quantities from supplying mills and achieve better quality and logistical control. More ENTREPRENEURSHIP Centre to grant industrial licences for strategic sectors THE Union Government has decided to grant industrial licences (ILs) to entrepreneurs directly against their applications for projects in the licensed sector. This step is expected to facilitate the entrepreneurs to ensure speedy implementation ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS To expand trade with CIS nations — Exporters urged to use North-South Corridor via Iran THE Commerce Ministry has urged exporters to fully utilise the international `North-South Corridor' developed through Iran, which would not only ensure cost savings but also help expansion of trade with the CIS countries. The corridor, ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Cola Controversy The Cable tangle Indo-China Relations Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma In Depth Swati CA In Kashmir Simple Economics Slowburn Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues Corporate Governance Looking back Oct. 5-Oct. 11 Asian currencies: New global scapegoats Engg goods post 53 pc growth — Gems exports fail to shine in Apr-May `VAT is the key for economic growth' 8 pc GDP growth possible this year, says Lahiri Oilmeal exports may top 35 lakh t Project finance: Investors are still playing safe `India, Thailand need to widen trade basket' 8% growth target difficult without reforms: NCAER Protecting the migrant workers' interests Rise in global prices, demand for exports — Fall in cotton prices likely to be capped |
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