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OPEN MARKET OPERATIONS OF RBI ARE A PART OF REGULAR LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT
STEEL MINISTRY FORMS COMMITTEE TO RESTRUCTURE PSU'S LIKE MSTC, KIOCL
STEEL MINISTRY FORMS COMMITTEE TO RESTRUCTURE PSU'S
TO TALK TO PM ON IRON ORE EXPORTS
CRUDE FALLS BELOW $60/BBL FOR THE 1ST TIME SINCE MAY ON ECONOMIC JITTERS
CIC ISSUED AN ORDER AGAINST SEBI IN THE MATTER ON JUN 26, 2009
BHOJ RAJ SAHU ASKED FOR LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS OF ALL DELISTED COS
CIC ORDER FAVOURING BHOJ RAJ SAHU ASKED FOR DATA ON DELISTED COS
CHALLENGES CENTRAL INFORMATION COMMISSION'S ORDER ON RTI
CRUDE FALLS BELOW $60/BBL ON THURSDAY ON ECONOMIC JITTERS
SEEKS RS.9000/TN CUT IN STEEL PRICES IN FY'10: NW
SENIOR MGMT CHANGES TO HELP IN POSITIONING THE COMPANY IN FUTURE
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
DISCOVER 100CC NOT TO REPLACE PLATINA 100, NOT AN ENTRY LEVEL BIKE
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING 100 CC BIKE AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
SEBI WANTS MIN 26% FREE FLOAT, FM TO GIVE TIME FOR IMPLEMENTATION: SRCS
APPOINTS INVST BANKS FOR FUND RAISING EXERCISE, PLANS TO RAISE $400MN: SRCS
FUND RAISING LARGELY TO REDUCE DEBT TO RS.7000 - 8000 CR
SUZLON PLANS TO RAISE $400MN: SOURCES
SUZLON APPOINTS INVESTMENT BANKS FOR FUND RAISING EXERCISE: SOURCES
LEAD BANKERS INCLUDE CREDIT SUISSE, CITI & DEUTSCHE BANK: SOURCES
SUZLON TO RAISE FUNDS VIA GDR OR QIP ROUTE: SOURCES
NEED TO REVAMP SAT WILL BE REVIEWED IN THE MEETING: SOURCES

Updated: 06/07/09 | 09:35 AM IST

Market Watch

Budget & D-Street: Will Pranab buck the trend?

This budget will not be only financial statements. It will set the first policy direction of the UPA government and define the direction of the market.

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More tax benefits to NPS subscribers expected

The pension industry is hoping that the next Budget would give more tax benefits to subscribers under the new pension system. The new pension system (NPS) was extended to all citizens from May 1.

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Budget may provide for recapitalisation of PSU banks

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee may on Monday announce recapitalisation of public sector banks to help them meet the credit demand of productive sectors, especially those hit hard by the global financial meltdown.

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Sensex gains 254 pts ahead of budget

The benchmark index advanced in the last trading session before the budget as investors bought into banking and capital goods stocks.

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Banks, capital goods lift markets

The key benchmark indices surged in late afternoon deals led by gains in banking, power and capital goods stocks. The rail infra stocks, however, fell sharply after posting early gains.

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Rail stocks give up some gains in flat markets

The key benchmark indices were trading flat in afternoon deals. The rail stocks had given up some of their early gains after the railway budget was presented.

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IT stocks slide in flat markets

The key benchmark indices were flat in the early deals today. While IT, metal and realty stocks were under pressure, some buying interest was seen in pharma and capital goods stocks.

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Jobless data sends US stocks reeling

Major stock indexes fell more than 2.6 percent on Thursday, pushing the Dow Jones industrials to their lowest level in six weeks, after the government said the unemployment rate hit a 26-year high and employers cut far more jobs than expected.

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Economic numbers fail to enthuse Sensex

Despite the Economic Survey calling for sweeping reforms, investors were not enthused as they braced for the budget. The Sensex closed little changed at 14,658, up 13 points, in a volatile session, after trading in the narrow zone of 14,764 to 14,469.

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Economic Survey fails to boost markets

The markets remained subdued in afternoon trade even as the government tabled the Economic Survey for 2008-09. While metals, oil & gas and pharma stocks gained, IT, auto and capital goods stocks were under pressure.

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Budget 2009

IT e-filing: Far from reality

Filing of tax returns may just be a mouse click away, but the queues at income tax offices aren't getting any shorter as people still prefer the good old way of paying taxes.