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Commodities (April 9)
Gold (per gram) Rs1,101
Silver (per gram) Rs25.25
Brent crude (per bbl) Rs4,257
Markets (April 09)
BSE Sensex15790.51 (+202.89)
S&P CNX Nifty4747.05 (+37.40)
US Dollar40.05 (+0.02)


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Steel costlier by Rs 5,000/t
Primary producers effect a flat raw material surcharge More

Toyota contacting vendors for small car
Senior official coming to discuss strategy More

Namibia on India radar for uranium
New Delhi, April 9 With the indigenous atomic power programme starving for fuel and the Indo-US nuclear deal on the backburner, the Government is exploring the option of sourcing uranium from non-NSG countries. Namibia, where India has ... More

Jet Airways intends to tap overseas investors
Issue of ADRs/GDRs or institutional placements likely More

‘Let producers charge e-waste levy on buyers’
New CPCB guidelines More

YES Bank is in talks with foreign majors
Keen on strategic investment and business correspondent relationship More

Mutual funds chasing 91-day T-bills
Anticipate yields may soften further on liquidity overhang More

‘Be a product nation’
Scindia’s take: The new Minister of State for Communications and IT, Mr Jyotiraditya Scindia (left), with his senior colleague, Mr A. Raja, at a press conference in the Capital. Mr Scindia, who assumed office on ... More

No short-term relief in world food prices: FAO
‘Grain supplies are at their lowest since the 1980s’ More

It’s dosas and idlis still, Mr Pawar, not parathas!
The decline in production and procurement of wheat over the last three years, far from being a result of changing food habits in the South, is an outcome of successive governments advising farmers to move away from food-grains production to a more di verse produce basket, points out S. GURUMURTHY. More

Edible oil duty waiver throws trade out of gear
Lack of clarity on settlement terms puts local buyers on the defensive More

TODAY'S PICK (Latest Audio: English | Tamil)
Sterlite Industries (Rs 779.85): Buy
We recommend a buy in Sterlite Industries India from a short-term perspective. It is evident from the charts of Sterlite Industries India that the stock had been on medium-term downtrend from its 52-week high of Rs 1,140 (touched in early ... More

Day trading guide
In line with our prior anticipation, the stock moved up in the previous trading session. It crossed the 21-day moving average. We retain our buy recommendation.Infosys The stock is consolidating sideways. ... More

Brokerages’ earnings preview littered with downgrades
‘Decline much sharper in India than other emerging markets’ More

Signs of optimism in emerging markets
India lags behind in the rebound story More


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