The Hindu Business Line : Monday, September 27, 2004

OFFHAND
Left in a huff
THIS piece is not about the merits or otherwise of formal induction of personnel of foreign agencies and consultancy organisations as members of the review committees of the Planning Commission. I have already argued ... More

GLOBAL FINANCE & OVERVIEW
China's growth model slows Asia's rise
The biggest drawback of China's growth model on the rest of Asia is the perpetuation of the export dependent approach. It has postponed Asia's nascent search for an indigenous or domestic demand-led growth model. China has condemned East Asia to s tatus quo. To that extent, it prevents or delays the emergence of Asia as a global economic locomotive, says V. Anantha Nageswaran. More

A RINGSIDE VIEW
Sensex may see further decline
The phenomenon of negative divergence between an index and the advance-decline line caused sudden and sharp decline in the past in three out of four times. More

MUTUAL CONFIDENCE
Fixing aberrations need of the hour
FOR those who are bored with the usual, and often monotonous, sales spiel delivered by fund managers, a couple of proposals worked out by Mr A.K. Sridhar will come as a breath of fresh air. The Chief Investment Officer of UTI Mutual Fund has, ... More

ADR WATCH
Banking counters shine
The US stocks witnessed a sharp fall with the rising oil prices once again haunting the investor community. Apart from rising oil prices, disappointing earning forecast from Colgate-Palmolive weakened the sentiment further. As a result, the ... More

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