The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 19, 2009

MARKETS

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS: SEBI brings in anchor investors for public issues
Entry load on mutual fund investments scrapped. Mumbai, June 18 In what could create a significant impact on pricing of initial public offers this year, the board of Securities and Exchange Board of India on Thursday approved the concept of ...

RECOMMENDATION: HDIL (Rs 221.3): Sell
We recommend a sell in Housing Development & Infrastructure Ltd (HDIL) from a short-term trading perspective. It is evident from the charts of HDIL that it was on intermediate-term uptrend between March and June from Rs 62 to Rs 329. ...

RECOMMENDATION: Day Trading Guide
Initiate fresh short-position if DLF declines below Rs 310, with tight stop-loss. ICICI Bank is experiencing selling interest at higher levels. We recommend a sell in this counter. Utilise rallies to ...

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS: Entry load waiver: Investors get to bargain-hunt
Onus on distributor to levy commission for services. BL Research Bureau Investors can look forward to lower costs on their mutual fund purchases and greater bargaining power with their advisors, after SEBI’s Thursday move to do away with ...

IPOS: Anchor investor concept may help revive primary market
Will it help small and medium sized IPOs?. Mumbai, June 18 The concept of an anchor investor in public issues, which was approved by SEBI on Thursday, might help revive the primary market although it might be a bane for small and medium sized ...

STOCK EXCHANGES: Infosys files advance prospectus with SEC to register new securities
Bangalore, June 18 Infosys Technologies Ltd has filed an advance prospectus or form F-3 with the US market regulator that enables the registration of ...

MUTUAL FUNDS: No entry load: Upheaval seen in short-term for MFs
Mumbai, June 18 The scrapping of entry load payable on investment in mutual fund might lead to some upheaval in the short-term for fund houses, as it might not incentivise new distributors from joining the business, said ...

OPEN OFFERS: Satyam offer: Tech Mahindra gets US nod
Mumbai, June 18 Telecom solutions company Tech Mahindra said on Thursday that it has received approval from the US anti-trust authority regarding its Rs 1,154-crore open offer for the purchase of an additional 20 per cent stake in ...

DERIVATIVES MARKETS: Nifty 4300 call, 4200 put see sharp accumulation
Chennai, June 18 The NSE F&O turnover was crossed for the first time in the current series the Rs 80,000-crore mark to touch Rs 83,936.67 crore. The Nifty June future ended on weak note at 4264.05, but in premium with respect to the ...

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Markets (June 18)

Nifty (at close)	4,251.40(-104.75)
US Dollar (Buy/Sell)	48.19/20
Brent crude (a bbl) Rs	3,335
Gold (a gram) Rs	1,357
Silver (a kg) Rs	23,760

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