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SEBI unhappy over FII short selling

Posted on: Thursday, October 23rd 2008 and is filed under Market Outlook.

MUMBAI: Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Wednesday expressed its displeasure about overseas stock lending operations by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) to a select group representing these institutions. ...

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Dollar hits 2-yr high, euro slides on econ worries

Posted on: Thursday, October 23rd 2008 and is filed under Press Releases.

TOKYO: The dollar hit a two-year high against a basket of currencies on Thursday as concerns about a worsening global economy prompted investors to cut risky assets. The dollar struck a two-year high against the euro while the yen hit a near six-year peak against the European single curre...

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Intraday calls for 23-10-08

Posted on: Thursday, October 23rd 2008 and is filed under Intraday Tips, Daytrading, Intraday tips for free NSE BSE Breakouts Daily intraday tips calls.

Markets to see a gap down opening. Short sell: Reliance Industries and Idea Cellular. ...

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Yes Bank Q2 net profit grows 40% YoY

Posted on: Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 and is filed under Stock News.

MUMBAI – Yes Bank has posted a net profit of Rs 63.62 crore for the quarter ended on Sep 30, 2008, up by 40.50 per cent against Rs 45.28 crore for the quarter ended on Sep 2007. Interest earned increased 61.36 per cent to Rs 489.66 crore in Jul-Sep quarter of 2008 compared with Rs 3...

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Norway’s oil fund to put $2 bn in Indian mkts

Posted on: Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 and is filed under Market News.

NEW DELHI: Norway’s sovereign wealth fund plans to invest $2 billion in Indian stocks over the next three months, a Norwegian embassy official said on Wednesday.”The deputy secretary general at the finance ministry (of Norway) said that sovereign wealth fund is going to invest...

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Who murdered the financial system?

Posted on: Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 and is filed under Market Outlook.

Leftists claim that the global financial crisis was caused by reckless deregulation and greed. Rightists blame half-baked financial regulations and perverse incentives. Actually, the financial sector is deeply regulated, with major roles for both the state and markets. It was not one or ...

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Mkts plunge, Sensex closes 513 pts down

Posted on: Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 and is filed under Market News.

In line with fall in global markets, the domestic bourses on Wednesday closed in the red with the benchmark Sensex losing a hefty over 500 points to cut short the gaining trend of the past two days. Marketmen attributed the steep losses to heavy selling pressure, re-emerged on renewed wor...

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Stocks slide anew, dollar sets 2-yr high

Posted on: Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 and is filed under Market News.

LONDON: Stock markets around the world fell sharply again on Wednesday after concerns about economic recession and falling commodity prices were fuelled by a fresh spate of gloomy corporate earnings. Emerging markets were hardest hit by the global retreat and the fresh commodity pressure,...

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Oil falls to around $71 a barrel

Posted on: Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 and is filed under Market Outlook.

Oil fell over $1 to around $71 a barrel on Wednesday, extending a 4 per cent slide in the previous session, on mounting worries that output cuts by OPEC will not be enough to offset slackening energy demand in leading consumers. ...

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Nightmare on Dalal St, Mr FM?

Posted on: Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 and is filed under Market Outlook.

Just 24 hours after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh sought to assuage the nation’s concerns about the global financial crisis, stating that India must be prepared for “a temporary slowdown” even as his government is working to minimise the impact of the crisis, Rajya Sabha’s Questio...

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