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Escorts
MF plans to launch high dividend yield scheme
New Delhi: Escorts Mutual Fund proposes to launch
a high dividend yield scheme as part of its plan to extend
its portfolio of equity products.
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Turnover
woes haunt CSE
Kolkata: Turnover-related problems continue to torment
the Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE), the low volumes that
are being currently generated on it notwithstanding. section
of CSE members has informed the authorities that they
have difficulty in complying with requirements listed
by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) as
they cannot access turnover data.
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BSE
suspends 17 cos
Mumbai: The BSE on Thursday suspended trading and
refused listing application of 17 companies whose dematerialised
securities are traded on the exchange without permission.
The decision follows the exchange receiving complaints
that some companies have dematerialised securities, which
are traded on the exchanges without obtaining listing
permission.
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SKF
slips on profit-taking
Mumbai: The SKF Bearings India Ltd stock, which has
seen a steady upward movement on the major bourses with
heightened activity since early this month, remained active
on Thursday but failed to close higher over Wednesday's
closing.
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Approval
of Bill drags ITC only marginally
Kolkata: But for registering a marginal weakness,
ITC did not lose its sheen following the Union Cabinet
approval of the amended Cigarettes and Tobacco Bill. The
stock ended the day at Rs 635.60 on the BSE, down one
per cent with 45,117 shares traded. On the NSE, the stock
closed at Rs 636.05, down 1.04 per cent with 91,276 shares
traded.
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Block
deals in GlaxoSmithKline
Mumbai: GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals saw several
block deals along with rise in the stock price. Dealers
said these block deals were between two leading foreign
broking firms.
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Steel,
PSU-bank stocks down in narrow trading
Mumbai: The 30-stock BSE Sensex traded in a narrow
band and closed marginally higher for the fourth consecutive
day on Thursday. Index heavyweights witnessed mixed trend.The
stocks of private-sector banks and the information technology
stocks witnessed buying activity while public-sector banks
and steel stocks ended the day in a negative note on account
of profit-taking.
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Rupee
firm; gilts choppy
Mumbai: The rupee ended on Thursday at 47.7000/7100
against the dollar as compared to Wednesday's close of
47.6950/7050 in the forex markets.
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