The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, July 06, 2005

Gandhiji's choice
THE RSS supremo, Mr K. S. Sudarshan, hit the headlines recently with his acerbic remarks on Jawaharlal Nehru, as being "the last Englishman to rule India" who was "at the root of all of India's problems, be it Kashmir, China, Tibet or economic ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN

Bonds: Days of high yields over
WITH the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), which sets US interest rates, voting for yet another raise at its meeting last week, Fed Funds have moved up to 3.25 per cent from one per cent a year back. What is more, there has been no ... More

ZERO BASE

Business confidence is at best a fuzzy measure
CONFIDENTLY, I type `define: business confidence' but Google responds only with a single find, that too in Italian from http://it.biz.yahoo.com: "Indice della fiducia degli ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Reliance Capital betting on new biz plans
WITH consistent news flows about the expansion plans of the company, the stock of Reliance Capital has been buoyant at the bourses. The stock touched an intra-day high of Rs 393 on Tuesday before closing at Rs 379.25. The current interest in ... More

SENSOR

FMCGs, IT witness correction; auto mixed
AFTER a sharp rally of 230 points in last five trading sessions, markets witnessed some correction. Weakness in the Asian markets, concern of rising crude oil prices and the news report of the militant attack in Ayodhya appeared to have dampened ... More

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