The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 26, 2004

INSIGHT
A future for derivatives
THE SEBI decision to relax norms for introducing stocks in the derivatives segment is encouraging. Equally noteworthy is the measure to delink margin requirement from open interest position limits. But these norms are ... More

MUTUAL FUNDS
Balanced funds - Losing their balance?
THE asset management industry in India does not talk about balanced funds these days with the same enthusiasm as it used to till recently. These funds, by definition, marry the best of debt and equity, their portfolios comprising both asset ... More

STOCK MARKETS
Indian counters end on subdued note
THE US markets and the Indian markets witnessed divergent trends with the former declining on account of some disappointing from US Inc. But the gain at the domestic markets did not help Indian counters end positions, as the followed the US ... More

Let a thousand flowers bloom but...
Action to watch is in the markets, now that Parliament is adjourned. And Khan, Jogin, Sridevi and Dakshinamoorthy ping-pong the cyberspace with their thoughts. See if you can eavesdrop. Kay: Hi, is everybody happy after the ... More

COMMENTARY
Equities seen rising amid volatility
On balance, the market is back to basics - the economic and corporate fundamentals. The outlook for the third and fourth quarters is tentatively taking shape. More

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