UTI heads in asset base
Mumbai: Joint venture asset management companies, the ones that are described by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) as "predominantly foreign", have Rs 23,155 crore under their management as on June 30, according to the latest figures available.
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Volatile movement
Mumbai: Bulls were in control of the initial hours of Thursday's trading. Later, bears made a strong comeback and recovered their early losses. Neither the bulls nor the bears could gain much from the day's trading.
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ITC's capex plan fails to enthuse market players
Mumbai: The ITC stock closed marginally lower on the National Stock Exchange on the eve of its 91st AGM scheduled for Friday. But, the stock finished fractionally higher on the Bombay Stock Exchange. Total volumes on the BSE and NSE were around 6.58 lakh.
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Hinduja TMT rises on BPO order talk
Mumbai: In an overall depressed market, Hinduja TMT was in the limelight on Thursday. Both the share price and volumes witnessed a sharp jump. Volumes increased to 22.69 lakh shares compared to 10.31 lakh shares traded on Wednesday on the BSE.
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Record volumes in Satyam stock
Mumbai: Software major Satyam Computer yesterday witnessed record volumes on the NSE on account of first quarter results and the end of July contracts in the derivatives market.
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Mid-cap stocks firm even as pivotals slide
Mumbai: Ignoring the gains on Wall Street on Wednesday, the stock prices of Indian large-capitalisation companies remained weak on Thursday. At the BSE, Sensex closed down by 0.40 per cent while S&P CNX Nifty declined by 0.25 per cent.
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Re steady; securities up
Mumbai: The rupee closed steady on Thursday at 48.68/6850 against the dollar in a lacklustre forex market, almost unchanged from Wednesday's level.
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