Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, May 04, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, May 04, 2005 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Blair scare THE Labour Party in the UK which, in the early stages of the current campaign for the general election to be held on May 5, seemed sure of a third term under the leadership of the Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair, is running scared. It has begun ... More FINANCIAL SCAN Stagflation risk poses dilemma for Greenspan The possibility of `stagflation' has suddenly started to haunt the US economy and policymakers. More REFLECTIONS The new corporate jingle RECENTLY, one came upon John working in a business process outsourcing unit located in Malad. A college drop out, the fellow earns over Rs 10,000 per month working six days a week, eight hours every night with extra hours put in and paid for to ... More DOWN TO EARTH Weather forecast for the farm MONSOONS follow a complex cycle. Agriculture is a gamble in monsoons and, in consequence, has a number of cycles of its own. The prices of agricultural produce nosedive when the new harvests come to the market and start climbing up till they ... More ZERO BASE Should markets dance to guidance? ON ONE side, we learn that the taxman has slapped a Rs 50-crore notice on Infosys and, on the other, there is the news that the company has raised its guidance under US GAAP for the year ending 2006. More on the positive guidance you'd know from ... More EAR TO THE GROUND 
Sintex gains on growth prospectsTHE counter of Sintex Industries gained sharply on Tuesday when there was lacklustre activity in the overall market. The stock price of the company gained 8.84 per cent at Rs 543.10 on the BSE with volume of 86,427 shares and on the NSE it ... More ON THE HEDGE Outlook likely to turn positive for Colgate, Nalco THE following strategies are based on Tuesday's trading in the derivatives segment on the NSE: Colgate: The May futures contract closed at 192.05. The outlook may turn positive if the May contract trades above 195. The upside target ... More SENSOR Cautious mood prevails in market THE mood in the market remained cautious on Tuesday, ahead of an expected increase in interest rates by the US Federal Reserve and concerns of slower FII inflows. FIIs were the net sellers to the tune of Rs 654 crore in April. The cautious ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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