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New scheme from HDFC MF
Mumbai:
HDFC Mutual Fund on Friday announced that it is launching a new plan
called HDFC Fixed Investment Plan - March 2003, a single plan in the HDFC Fixed Investment Plan (HDFC FIP), a closed-ended income scheme. The issue will open on March 24 and will close on March 27.
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Marginal gains
Mumbai:
Bulls exerted further pressure over Friday's trading activity. Bears were unable to make any impact during the day's trading. The market sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands absolutely bullish.
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Mid-cap techies back in action
Mumbai:
Mid-cap technology stocks seem to be back in the reckoning and rather than a general trend, individual stories are generating interest. Among the favourites are stocks of Digital GlobalSoft, Polaris Software, Moser-Baer India and i-flex solutions.Shares of Digital Software ended higher on Friday at Rs 651.35, up 1.51 per cent with 27.19 lakh shares being traded on the BSE while on the NSE, the stock rose 2.48 per cent at Rs 653.95 with 59.62 lakh shares being traded. i-flex ended higher by 2.27 per cent at Rs 916.15 with 1.82 lakh shares changing hands on the BSE. On the NSE, the stock closed at Rs 911.55, up 2.17 per cent with 4.90 lakh shares being traded.
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Hexaware up on airline orde
Mumbai:
There seemed to be substantial buying support for software services company, Hexaware Technologies Ltd on the bourses on Friday. The active buying resulted in the company's stock gaining 5.16 per cent on the BSE to close at Rs 116.25 with 31.60 lakh shares being traded. On the NSE, Hexaware gained 6.32 per cent to close at Rs 117 with 89.13 lakh shares.
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Neyveli Lignite active on growth hopes
Kochi:
Mining and power generation company Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) witnessed sustained interest on the bourses on Friday . The stock ended the day at Rs 27.10 up 2.65 per cent with around 1.90 lakh shares traded on the BSE. On the NSE, the stock ended the day at Rs 27.20, up 3.04 per cent with around 2.58 lakh shares traded on the NSE.
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SEBI to outline norms for probe powers
Mumbai:
The capital market regulator is working towards new guidelines that would definitely be a source of comfort for many listed companies and its stakeholders.
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Select stocks post gain in narrow deals
Mumbai:
The US-Iraq war did not seem to dampen the sentiments of the investors. With select buying interest, the benchmark indices traded in a narrow band, to close in positive territory on Friday. The BSE Sensex opened at 3195.66, slid to a day's low of 3179.70 and closed at 3200.15, gaining 7.22 points over Thursday's close of 3192.93. The Sensex has gained 3.7 per
cent over the past three trading days.
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Rupee limps back to 47.6750
Mumbai:
The rupee recovered smartly on Friday from its overnight level and closed at 47.67/6750 per dollar while government securities prices rallied amidst market expectation that the US-led attack on Iraq would not continue beyond a week.
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Code of conduct for company board members mooted — Nominee directors post can go: SEBI panel
New Delhi:
The reconstituted SEBI Committee on Corporate Governance has recommended doing away with the practice of appointing nominee directors by financial institutions on the board of companies.
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