The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 09, 2006

Careful hours with time’s deformed hand
Jogin kept dreaming of becoming a Pravasi Bharatiya, in view of the new concessions. Sridevi was reading up Pongal recipes, having bought an earthen pot. Dakshinamoorthy sat thinking of possible announcements that Google could make… But Khan ... More

7 counters hit year highs
THE first week of the year began on a good note for both the US and Indian markets as they scored handsome gains. While the former gained on hopes that the US Federal Reserve may soon stop its series of interest-rate increases, continued FIIs' ... More

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

After reaching permissible limit in banking stocks — FIIs find alternative in Benchmark ETF
FOREIGN institutional investors, who have reached the permissible limit in banking stocks, appeared to be tapping alternative bank-specific equity investment schemes. This is evident in the rising corpus of Banking Index Benchmark Exchange ... More

INTERVIEW

Debt will be evergreen
YOU just can't overlook Sahara Mutual Fund even if you want to, indicates Mr Rajiv Shastri, CEO, while referring to what he says are the MF's obvious strength - a strong backer in Sahara India group with an increasing reach into the retail ... More

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OUTLOOK

Funds see potential in mid-cap stocks — No hiccups in steady flow of liquidity
The small-cap space, though roaring, is still haunted by corporate governance issues. More

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