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ING Mutual to leverage group's bank network
Mumbai: ING Mutual Fund aims to more than double its assets base to Rs 2,000 crore in 2003 through a focussed marketing strategy and leveraging the network of ING Vysya Bank, in which the ING Group has 44 per cent stake.
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Bear onslaught
Mumbai: Bears were in total command of Friday's trading activity. Their dominance for the second successive trading day left the bulls stranded. The sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands strongly bearish.
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ICICI Bank sustains interest
Mumbai: ICICI Bank has been registering good volumes on the bourses in the recent past. While there has been no sharp run up in the stock price following the rally in banking stocks, the sustained interest in the stock is cause for comment.
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Otis Elevator to delist
Chennai: Otis Elevator Company India Ltd has decided to delist its shares from the Mumbai and the National stock exchanges.
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Moser Baer gains on price hike hopes
Mumbai: Amdist uncertainty over the future of the CD-R market, Moser Baer increased sharply on Friday. The talk is that the company is likely to hike the price of CD-R in the current quarter following the removal of anti-dumping duty by the European Commission.
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United Phos falls on Alliance pressure?
Mumbai: The United Phosphorus stock, which has been seeing a moderate selling pressure in the last 10 days or so, yesterday recorded a sharp fall with a jump in volumes on the major bourses.
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Hinduja TMT may contest SEBI order
Mumbai: Hinduja TMT yesterday said that it is planning to move the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) against the SEBI order debarring the company for two years from dealing as a capital market intermediary.
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Market tumbles as Reliance leads fall
Mumbai: Extending the previous day's bearish trend, the stock market dropped further during Friday's trading. After a positive opening, the benchmark indices - Sensex and Nifty - dropped into the negative territory as the day progressed.
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