Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, April 19, 2002
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MARKETS MUTUAL FUNDS Sundaram MF moots high-risk income fund AT a time when fund circles are asking investors to revisit equity schemes, Sundaram Mutual Fund has mooted the idea of a high-risk income fund, aimed at those who are not averse to investments in lower-rated securities. The proposed Sundaram ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Narrow movement THURSDAY'S trading witnessed narrow movement. Neither the bulls nor the bears could gain much from the day's trading. The market sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands neutral. Bull domination on Friday is likely to change the ... More STOCK EXCHANGES CSE changes norms for short, no-delivery BEGINNING Monday, the Calcutta Stock Exchange will have a new regime for short and non-delivery of shares in physical trading. The exchange, in a notice to brokers today, stated that in cases where both delivering and receiving members are ... More STOCK MARKETS Bank of India at 52-week high on KP deal rumour THE stock of Bank of India (BoI) today touched a 52-week high on optimism about the bank's ongoing restructuring process. According to market sources, the scrip moved up on rumours of BoI being "close to a settlement" on the Rs 130-crore payment ... More
Sharekhan's Net platform for day traders
NIIT rises on order rumour
DERIVATIVES MARKETS Selling Satyam call may pay SELECT call options lost value during the day's trading in the derivatives segment on the National Stock Exchange. Top traded options included Satyam Computer, Digital GlobalSoft and Sterlite Opticals among others. FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS FII investments sharply down on Gujarat events WITH riotous mobs and fiendish arsonists laying siege to Gujarat, arguably the country's richest State, and cracks surfacing in the coalition Government at the Centre, institutional investors are showing signs of uneasiness. Investments by ... More ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANIES 
IDBI-Principal AMC launches monthly income seriesIDBI-Principal Asset Management Company Ltd on Thursday launched the monthly income plan series. The open-ended income fund, `IDBI-Principal Monthly Income Plan Series' will initially have three investment plans namely a Dividend plan, Auto ... More COMMENTARY Weak trend in HLL continues; cement, steel gain THE weak trend in the Hindustan Lever stock played a key role in affecting market movement during Thursday. The Sensex closed at 3420.94, down by 0.88 points in comparison to the previous day's close. The index never seemed like gathering any ... More Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 7-Apr. 13 Close end redemptions may drain UTI coffers MFs can invest 4 pc of assets in foreign papers -- SEBI fixes individual limit at $50 m Govt set to distance itself from UTI, give up powers -- Act amendment on the cards SEBI to decide on UTI schemes shortfall issue It's curtains for bank-sponsored MFs Suzuki set to take control of Maruti with 56% stake -- Rights issue renunciation almost finalised FII investment in telecom to be outside FDI cap UTI team to examine audit reports of 9 cos |
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