The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, February 16, 2008

Bond prices crash on SLR status statement, recover
The bond market went into a tizzy today over a statement by the Petroleum Secretary that oil bonds may get SLR (statutory liquidity ratio) status. Bond prices fell by as much as 63 paise in day trade and ended 40 paise lower than the previous ... More

‘All issues relating to oil bonds under Govt consideration’
The Petroleum Secretary, Mr M.S. Srinivasan, on Friday said he hoped that oil bonds issued to public sector oil marketing companies (OMCs) will enjoy the statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) status. “We have taken up the issue with the ... More

Cos allowed to issue foreign currency bonds to meet fund requirements
Protection for listed co against adverse effect of additional issue of shares abroad More

NYSE Euronext to buy 5% in MCX
Deal valued at Rs 220 cr More

Dues from States: Banks plan to approach RBI
Non-payment of interest on bonds More

Electric scooters: Moving on to the fast track
Although at a nascent stage, the electric scooter segment is hotting up with the entry of scooter majors, new launches and smart marketing initiatives. More

Cheaper food items keep inflation rate on leash
Wholesale Price Index of all commodities at 217.4 More

Government will look into concerns of industry: PM
‘Inflation control is on top of Govt’s agenda’ More

Wheat buffer stocks: States’ contribution a source of worry
Punjab, Haryana make up over 90% of Central procurement More

BSNL threatens to hike fixed line tariff
ADC needed to partly offset losses on rural phones, TRAI told More

Govt plans spectrum transfer fee
New Delhi, Feb. 15 With mobile companies in the country getting high valuations, the Government is looking to rake in its share before allowing any mergers or acquisitions in the sector. The Department of Telecom has proposed to ... More

Lower sourcing costs help Tata Sky halve price
Service within the reach of more people More

India Inc’s R&D investment ‘pathetic’
More stress on the need for innovation to gain competitive edge More

Textile stocks find buyers
Short covering, select fund buying main reasons More

Reliance Capital new fund offer mops up Rs 5,660 crore
Mumbai, Feb. 15 Reliance Capital Asset Management Company has mopped up Rs 5,660 crore through Reliance Natural Resources Fund (RNRF) — the second largest collection by any new fund offer.Reliance Natural Resources Fund is an ... More

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