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MUTUAL FUNDS
GIC Mutual Fund revamps operations
GIC Mutual Fund, put on the block by its promoters, is carrying out a major clean-up exercise. While a couple of debt products have been rolled back a few weeks ago, its liquid scheme has now been wound up. A close-ended equity linked savings ... More

UTI's new product to offer wealth management
WOMEN who invest in gold are unnoticed beneficiaries of the firm trend in gold price over the last three years, feels Mr Ashutosh Bishnoi, UTI's Chief Marketing Officer. This low profile category is an example of the kind of investors UTI plans ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Bear onslaught
THE sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands bearish. Irrespective of bull or bear domination on Monday, the prevailing bearish sentiment is likely to continue with a slight change in its value. Nifty futures recommendation: ... More

STOCK MARKETS
Market goes into a tailspin — Reform blues impact; over Rs 1,00,000 crore wiped out
THE Day After... ..! It was carnage on the bourses. Stock prices fell like ninepins on Friday as fears of a possible slowdown in economic reforms and disinvestment, jolted the market. The brave face put up by the financial markets on Thursday ... More

`FMCG stocks a safe defensive bet'
That's probably one question that is surfacing as the stock price of Hindustan Lever Ltd (HLL), the country's largest consumer goods company, was largely unchanged bucking the general market trend. About 40-50 per cent of HLL's sales revenues ... More

FIIs shed ONGC over fears on new policy
THE ONGC stock on Friday bore the brunt of heavy selling pressure in the market. According to overseas fund managers and dealers in institutional brokerages, combination of several reasons may have forced selling in the heavyweight ... More

Stable on shaky ground
STOCKS of Sun Pharma, Ranbaxy Labs remained fairly anchored in a market where everyone was losing their heads. Opinions remained divided with many of the view that the trend in this segment could not be dictated by politics, while some said the ... More

DERIVATIVES MARKETS
SBI, Bank of India: Near-term outlook appears positive
THE following strategies are based on Friday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: SBI: The stock closed at Rs 516 in the spot market. The near-term outlook appears positive. The stock could move to Rs 539 and ... More

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
FIIs dump PSU, banking stocks
According to market chatter, they were net sellers of around $250 million-$300 million (around Rs 1,100 crore-Rs 1,300 crore) of equity. This is almost double Thursday's figure of $137 million (Rs 604 crore). Brokers said FIIs sold across the ... More

COMMENTARY
Markets on downhill on allround selling
MARKETS took a sharp nose-dive on the last trading day of the week. The fears of delay in reform process, on the back of the statement made by the Left parties — the CPI(M) and CPI — calling for scrapping of the pro-active ... More


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