The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 18, 2006

Why the falling dollar is `our problem'
Apart from causing a huge dent in the value of India's foreign currency reserves, the falling dollar also has implications for competitiveness. Moving reserves to other currencies, however, could end up depreciating the dollar further, as demand for it falls even more. The RBI should come out with a plan of what it will do to protect industry against the sliding greenback, says S. VENKITARAMANAN. More

Benchmarks may see limited movement
Perception of valuation will determine the exit/entry in a stock More

Need for strong association of MF investors
Visions remain visions until you focus, do the work and bring it down to earth where it will do some good: Donald Trump Have you ever considered sharing your experience with other investors in mutual funds in a formal manner? ... More

Weakening gold prices look promising for investors
May reach a minimum of $745 an ounce in the next six months More

Cairn India IPO price fixed at Rs 160/share
Cairn Energy PLC today announced the pricing for the flotation of its Indian business, Cairn India Ltd on the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India. A company statement said that following a book building exercise, ... More

Mega container ships come with jumbo problems
Though shipbuilding yards are overflowing with orders for huge container ships, attention must also be focused on such issues as cargo inducement, port capability and insurance. More

Foreign currency assets at record high
Between Apr 1 and Dec 8, FCA increase has been to the tune of $23.29 b More

Surviving the stock market
Harish sat on the parapet lining the sea-face on Marine Drive. It was high tide and the waves were dashing against the rocks below. He could feel the restless motion of the waves. It was 9 pm. He knew that it was time to get up and move towards ... More

Ciena earmarks 30 pc R&D spend for India
Networking major has plans for manufacturing unit More

Life after the CAT
Good fallback options available to MBA aspirants More

Climate in north `just good' for rabi wheat
North and northwest India continue to enjoy near-perfect winter weather conditions considered `just good' for rabi wheat crop. Winter weather in the region is dictated by western disturbances (WDs), which are low-pressure systems originating ... More

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