Markets
recoup, Sensex gains 147 points
Mumbai: The stock markets dampened by Monday's
twin bomb explosions in Mumbai , bounced back confidently
today as investors returned to make purchases.
Brushing
aside fears of violence, they helped wipe out the previous
day's losses. The Finance Minister, Mr Jaswant Singh's
statement that the fundamentals of the economy were strong,
boosted the sentiment alongside, according to brokers.
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ICRA
plans new ratings for Mutual Funds
Kolkata: ICRA Ltd, in collaboration with Moody's
Investor Services, has decided to launch two new sets
of ratings for the mutual funds industry either by the
end of September or in the beginning of October.
According
to Mr P.K. Choudhury, Managing Director of ICRA, these
two ratings are MQ and IQ. While MQ is about Management
Quality, IQ is about Investment Quality. At present, ICRA
offers a CQ (Credit Quality) rating to the mutual funds.
However, CQ is an individual service from ICRA.
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Temasek,
Stanchart form India-focussed fund
Mumbai: Temasek Holdings (Pvt) Ltd and Standard
Chartered Private Equity (SCPE), the private equity arm
of Standard Chartered Bank, have established a $100 million
India-focussed private equity fund called the Merlion
India Fund, an official statement said here on Tuesday.
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Sugar
companies stocks rise on price hike
Mumbai: After banks, textiles and steel sector
stocks, sugar companies' shares are attracting market
attention mainly on account of increase in the sugar price
and increased demand due to the beginning of festival
season.
Brokers
said the rise in the sugar companies' shares is due to
the rise in the sugar price during the last one month,
a period considered as lean period for sugar demand. In
August, the wholesale sugar price in Mumbai has gone up
by Rs 2 per kg.
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