The Hindu Business Line : Friday, January 07, 2005

Bravo, US Congress!
THE great Canadian humorist, Stephen Leacock, inserted a profundity in one of his funny fibs: All boarding houses are the same boarding house. Meaning that you have seen one, and you have seen all. You might well say ... More

ON MINT STREET

Banks have enough to spare for infrastructure projects
The simple fact is capital investment in agriculture and industry is still not driving bank lending. After the south-east Asian currency crisis, no central bank wants to operate on thin reserves as sudden capital outflows can upset growth rhythms. More

COMING TO TERMS

Enter, the market bell is rung
AFTER the latest crash of the Sensex, analysts are still trying to find out why the big fall happened, but many are just too resigned to attribute any sense to the mega movements. Isn't this the right time to come to ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Reliance on a different stroke
INDEX heavyweight Reliance Industries stock price has remained stable in the last two trading sessions despite sharp fall in major stock indices. Dealers said there are various reasons for it. One factor is that the market players are still ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Dr Reddy's, BPCL may turn positive
THE following strategies are based on Wednesday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segment on the NSE. Dr Reddy's Labs: The stock closed at Rs 799 in the spot market. The outlook may turn positive if the stock moves above Rs 824. ... More

SENSOR

Bloodbath at the bourses continues
THE bloodbath at the stock markets continued into the second consecutive session on Thursday. The unmitigated bear hammering that was witnessed on Wednesday now looks to have been just the beginning of a rocky ride for the major stock market ... More

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