The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 02, 2004

MUTUAL FUNDS
UTI MF completes a year rebuilding trust
UTI Mutual Fund was created one year ago virtually from the rib of Unit Trust of India, a once-glorious institution that was mired in public scandal by private interests. When the Finance Ministry sent Mr M. Damodaran, then Banking Secretary, ... More

Widening investor base a litmus test
THE retail-vs-wholesale debate never seems to end in the realm of mutual funds. It keeps investors' emotions on a high, fund men on tenterhooks and the media on vigil. The debate is based on the premise that a very small number of ... More

STOCK MARKETS
Mid-cap stocks take a beating on profit taking
AFTER excellent returns in 2003, mid-cap and small stocks have taken a sharp dip in their prices from their yearly high mainly due to profit booking by institutional investors this month. A comparison of the various stock indices of BSE and NSE ... More

Volatility, bull or bear, to remain
According to technical analysts, if the support at around 5,567 points level on the Sensex is breached, the key index may indicate clear bearish signal. More

Private bank stocks lose sheen
EVEN as the Bankex, which comprises key banking stocks on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), has gone up by about 30 points during January 2004, the smaller private banks have lost steam and moved in the opposite direction. So, even as the share ... More

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Insurers sell long-term papers to meet VRS payouts

Jobless recovery in US — World staring down a gun barrel

Private bank stocks lose sheen

CMC finds risk in banking on Govt projects

UK against law on outsourcing

Looking back
Jan. 25-Jan. 31
Importance of the FIIs

`MF retail investor at the receiving end'

NSDL demat account swells

Negative trend continues in bourses

Balrampur Chini announces 12:100 rights at a premium