Kodak India to delist shares
New Delhi: Kodak India Ltd. has announced that it will delist its equity shares from the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India .
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NSE exam centre for Madurai sought
Madurai: The Madurai Investors Association, has appealed to the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) to conduct its professional examination at Madurai.
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FIIs sell HFCL
Mumbai: Himachal Futuristic Communication Ltd on Thursday saw sharp rise in volumes along with fall in stock price. The stock clocked volumes of 80.12 lakh shares on the BSE compared with volumes of 5.07 lakh shares on Wednesday. On the NSE, volumes were 2.48 crore shares (38.42 lakh shares).
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BHEL, ABB gain on reform hopes
Mumbai: The power equipment stocks are witnessing a bull run in anticipation of wide-ranging power reforms. According to brokers and analysts, power equipment stocks have actively been improving on expectation of better orders from state electricity boards following securitisation of their debts, expected to be cleared by Parliament during the forthcoming Budget session.
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Tata TD quits as primary dealer
Mumbai: Tata TD Waterhouse Securities Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, has requested cancellation of its primary dealership licence. With the Reserve Bank of India acceding to its request, Tata TD Waterhouse Securities ceases to be a primary dealer with effect from ... Thursday.
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Late-hour buying pushes up SBI
Mumbai: State Bank of India (SBI) rose sharply yesterday on expectations of the government increasing the foreign institutional investor (FII) limit. Currently, the foreign investment including FIIs is capped at 20 per cent for public sector banks.
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SEBI panel for allowing stock brokers in commodity futures
Mumbai: In order to boost commodity trading, a SEBI committee has recommended that securities' brokers be permitted to participate in commodity futures market.
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Reliance, HLL join banking, auto stocks glory
Mumbai: After trading in a tight band for the past three days, the market bounced back on the back of renewed buying in index heavyweights such as Reliance, Hindustan Lever and technology stocks. Banking and auto stocks also extended support to the indices.
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Re strengthens; gilts fall
Mumbai: The rupee ended at a new high of 47.74 against the dollar on Thursday as compared to Wednesday's close of 47.7500/7550 in the forex market.
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Dow Jones down 56 points at close
London: Blue chips sagged and technology stocks ended flat in the US markets on Thursday as nagging worries about the outlook for the economy, soggy corporate profits and the threat of war weighed on investor sentiment.
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