The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, December 01, 2004

OFFHAND
Consumers unite!
IT is a call specially directed to consumers in India, since they are often left in the lurch when they most need help. One looks in vain in India for the kind of sustained activism that consumers and their associations ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN
Worst over for Indian bonds
After hovering in a narrow range of around 5.25 per cent, 10-year yields shot up to nearly 6 per cent in June, following remarks of the RBI Governor that interest rates may have to rise. Worsening inflation and shrinking liquidity took their ... More

REFLECTIONS
A Shwaas of fresh air
The film is short, the shooting of Konkan villages is done lovingly, there is little dialogue and every frame holds the viewer. Only a sense of fun is missing. More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Trent gains on fundamentals talk
THE stock of Tata group company Trent Ltd has been witnessing sustained market interest in the recent past. The interest has been attributed to pure fundamentals this time around vis-à-vis the usual rumours of a merger with a group company. ... More

SENSOR
Buoyant run in Sensex thanks to pivotals
ROBUST buying interest in heavyweights helped power the BSE Sensex to close at an all-time high of 6,234.29 points, up 76.52 points (or 1.24 per cent). In the course of the trading session, the Sensex touched an intra-day high of 6,248.43 ... More

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