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INSIGHT
Finally, regulation rises to the occasion
IT IS perhaps for the first time in the history of financial regulation in the country that the Securities and Exchange Board of India and the Reserve Bank of India acted together, proactively and effectively, to ... More

MUTUAL FUNDS
`No panic' among MF retail investors
RETAIL investors in mutual funds do not seem to have panicked on May 17 when the equity market crashed surprising some in the industry. Industry sources said they were not aware of panicky investors withdrawing from any of the funds, while some ... More

Union Bank to distribute Reliance MF products
RELIANCE Mutual Fund and Union Bank of India (UBI) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for distribution of Reliance Mutual Fund's schemes through the bank's selected branches. Currently, 65 branches of UBI have been identified to ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Bears prevail
THE sentiment reading of the tradable counters continues to remain bullish with no downtrend counters. Click here for table Bear domination on Friday is likely to change the sentiment reading in their ... More

STOCK MARKETS
Market not enthused; Sensex sheds 74
STOCK prices were extremely range bound on Thursday, primarily due to the continuing uncertainty over the composition of the new Union Government and the common minimum programme. The Sensex today shed 74 points to close at 4932, shedding ... More

Firm on systematic growth
M&M and Punjab Tractors rule firm on systemic growth and expectations of good numbers. Sustained support by funds was one reason why the stocks of tractor companies, M&M and Punjab Tractors, were ruling firm on the bourses on Thursday. ... More

Tea stocks gain on good exports
PIGGYBACKING on reports of a pick up in exports for 2004, the stock price of tea companies such as Goodricke Tea, Warren Tea, Jay Shree Tea and Harrisons Malyalam has started to move northward. Industry sources maintain that increased offtake ... More

DERIVATIVES MARKETS
HPCL: Outlook positive, buy June futures
THE following strategies are based on Thursday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: HPCL: The stock closed at Rs 323 in the spot market. It has declined from a high of Rs 543 to a low of Rs 265 in three legs. ... More

COMMENTARY
Two-day rally snaps; mixed bag for banks
TRUE to the adage that all good things have to come to an end, the markets snapped a two-day winning streak, which saw them gaining in excess of 500 points, to end lower by 73.99 points at 4932.11 points, as they shut shop for Thursday. More

PUBLIC OFFER
PSBs have little scope for further stake sale
THE PSU banks will have limited headroom for raising capital from the equity market if the new Government goes ahead with the policy hinted by the Prime Minister designate, Dr Manmohan Singh, today. The headroom averages at about 15 per cent ... More


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