The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 12, 2009

MONEY & BANKING

INSIGHT: Six cities account for 46% of bank deposits
Consolidation of business at fewer branches. New Delhi, Jan. 11 Banking operations are getting more and more concentrated within fewer and fewer ...

DEBT MARKET: Rising oil prices bring bond rally to a halt
RBI may bring back cap on reverse repo parking. Bangalore, Jan. 11 Bonds halted their rally as traders booked profits amid hardening global oil prices. Traders also said that banks were preparing for a big credit push, as part of the monetary ...

INSURANCE: Insurers seek nod for add-on terror cover
Mumbai, Jan. 11 Corporate houses may now be able to add terror cover to their existing policies in the middle of the year without having to wait for the annual renewal of ...

FOREX: Effect on forex position
What would be the impact of Satyam scam on India’s foreign ...

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Markets (Jan 10)

Nifty (on Jan 9)	2,873.00(-47.40)
US Dollar (Buy/Sell)	48.30/31
Brent crude (a bbl) Rs	2,168
Gold (a gram) Rs	1,234
Silver (a kg) Rs	19,120

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Looking back
Jan. 4-Jan. 10
SBI to raise Rs 5,000 cr tier-II capital in January

Bonds zoom on surge in liquidity, weakening inflation

Modest growth in new premiums in April-Nov

Alternative growth model needed

LIC has no plans to sell Satyam stake now

Satyam claims: New India, Tata AIG may explore exit options

Forex reserves rise $627 m

Amended Insurance Bill to be booster to private players

Banks taking stock of loans to Maytas cos

IT majors prefer to park cash with Indian banks