The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, November 25, 2009

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INVESTMENTS: High networth individuals see glitter in commodities
Mr Naren Agarwal, a long-time investor in equities, never thought he would trade in commodities. Though he is invested in equities for a few lakh rupees, he hardly looked at commodities. But triggered by the interest generated in gold and ...

STOCK MARKETS: Call to check fund flows thru P-notes
New Delhi, Nov. 24 A Lok Sabha member on Tuesday demanded the need to put a tight lid on ‘Participatory Notes’ as the derivative instruments increasingly used by foreign institutional investors to take positions in ...

MEDICAL & SURGICAL EQUIPMENTS: New GE device can lower ECG cost to Rs 9
Bangalore, Nov. 24 GE Healthcare’s latest ECG device, MAC I, is smaller than a laptop, costs Rs 25,000 and most important, it can slash your ECG bill to just Rs ...

COMMODITY MARKETS: Pepper futures keep upward momentum
Pepper futures continued its upward swing on Tuesday with all the contracts moving up on bull ...

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Markets (Nov 24)

Nifty (at close)	5,090.55 (-13)
US Dollar (Buy/Sell)	46.37/38
Brent crude (a bbl) Rs	3,573
Gold (a gram) Rs	1,647
Silver (a kg) Rs	29,855

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