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Yes, Thats true. There is no point in making or investing in crude from time to time so that prices will move up & investors will get that positive price so that they can exit. I think booking loss & cashing in is a good Mantra in crude commodity. Same can be said with Gold also. By investing in these again & again & thinking of averaging is absolute erosion of wealth & loss is the only thing greedy will get ultimately.....
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Citi Investment sees a steady erosion in commodity prices
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MMB Messenger
Crude is now almost at USD 116 per barrel. Alan Heap, Managing Director & Global Commodity at Citi Investment Research expects a steady erosion in commodity prices. The base metals are seeing steady price erosion, he said. Heap expects the copper prices to rebound next year. 
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Crude is now almost at USD 116 per barrel. Alan Heap, Managing Director & Global Commodity at Citi Investment Research expects a steady erosion in commodity prices. The base metals are seeing steady price erosion, he said. Heap expects the copper prices to rebound next year. ...
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BUY the NAGFER it will reach 50 Rs next week ... this is right time to buy buy buy get money don't miss it ...
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Sops to Fertilizer Industry
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The government has decided to allot Rs 220 billion in cash as a subsidy to the fertilizer industry for the year 2008-09, reports Business Line.
Ram Vilas Paswan, Chemicals and Fertilizer Minister has announced that the government has decided to give Rs 220 billion as subsidy to fertilizer sector in addition to the budgetary allocation of Rs 320 billion.
Total fertilizer subsidy is estimated to be Rs 119,000 billion in 2008-09. While, the centre has made available Rs 540 billion cash payment to the industry, he revealed.
He disclosed that the finance ministry was not prepared for the Rs 220 billion subsidy in cash. The finance ministry was of the view that subsidy be paid to banks through bonds. But banks were not willing as they would have to sell the bonds at a discount since companies would have got the payment in cash
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what is the target for Sicagen?...
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CORPORATE EVENTS
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zoombusiness
* Toda Listing of -
+ SICAGEN INDIA LTD on BSE and NSE.
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SEBI should check with exchanges for recent dowside or say manupulative behaviour. I think BSE is highly manupulative as far as stocks are concerned....
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you fool.....kindly stop posting repetitive messages & consuming our precious time going thro' your nonsense ***...
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Infosys to touch 1860 by mid next week
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Re may breach 44-mark soon
The rupee is now within a striking distance of the 44-mark versus the greenback. On Wednesday, the local currency fell to 43.87 levels during the day, but timely intervention from RBI prevented the rupee from losing further ground against the dollar. The rupee has weakened over 150 paise over past 10 days.
Amid huge volatility, there was heavy dollar-demand from importers and oil companies, which took the rupee to a 17-month low. The rupee finally ended the day at 43.70/72 against the dollar, after state-owned banks sold dollars at RBI’s behest to halt the rupee’s fall. The rupee had closed at 43.59/60 levels on Monday. Both forex and bond markets were closed on Tuesday for a national holiday.
Foreign banks were also seen buying dollars in the spot market, in an attempt to arbitrage the price differential in the overseas non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market. Foreign banks often buy dollars in the spot market, and simultaneously sell them on the NDF market when the rates there are weaker. A dip in the stock market also raised fears of further dollar repatriation by foreign investors.
This dollar rise is in reminiscence of the Great days of \'Indian IT\'. The game is on the cards now and it is the best time to be in Indian IT considering all aspects, and safer to be in IT bellwether Infosys.
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Fund houses may soon get to sell insurance cover. (ET)
Central Vigilance Commission to look into Employee Provident Fund Organisation\'s selection of four asset managers, including Reliance AMC,HSBC, State Bank of India, and Prudential ICICI. (ET)
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A growing number of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs), including China’s overseas investment arm, Korea Investment Corporation and some from the Gulf region, has sought SEBI approval to register and invest in the Indian stock market.
With the capital market regulator easing norms for SWFs to register as foreign portfolio investors, nine government-owned or controlled funds have submitted their applications to SEBI for formal registration, sources close to the development said.
The list of sovereign funds, which have investible surplus aggregating to hundreds of billions of dollars and are now waiting for regulatory approval to invest in India, includes one of China’s state-owned investment vehicles, Korea Investment Corporation, Saudi Arabia, which recently set up a $5.3-billion fund, and SWFs from Oman and Jordan, said a person associated with the registration process.
Lawyers representing some of these funds said since these are large financial entities, government-run and are sometimes opaque in their investment strategies and portfolios, the due diligence process is far more stringent as compared to other categories of foreign portfolio investors. SEBI also has concerns relating to SWFs from certain countries.
In May this year, SEBI revised its foreign institutional investors regulations of 1995, to give effect to the policy measures on offshore derivative instruments (participatory notes) by including sovereign wealth fund as a new investor category.
Following the easing of rules, quite a few SWFs have applied to SEBI. The potential entry of these funds could boost capital inflows at a time when foreign portfolio investors have sold stocks aggregating $6.5 billion since the beginning of 2008.
“Professionally-managed sovereign wealth funds can be a good source of long-term capital for an emerging economy like India,” said Siddharth Shah, Head-Funds Practice, Nishith Desai Associates. The International Monetary Fund estimates that the size of SWFs could rise from $2-3 trillion now to $6-10 trillion over the next five years.
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The lot size for 39 Stocks available for trading in F&O from 21.08.2008 :- ABGSHIP - 550, AKRUTI - 300, ASIANPAINT - 200, BALAJITELE - 1250, CONCOR - 250, COREPROTEC - 750, DCHL - 1700, DISHTV - 5150, EVERONN - 400, FSL - 4750, GSPL - 3050, GTLINFRA - 4850, GVKPIL - 4750, HCL INSYS - 1700, IBREALEST - 650, ICSA - 600, KLGSYSTEL - 500, KSOILS - 2950, MIC - 1400, MINDTREE - 600, MLL - 2450, MONNETISPA - 450, MRF - 100, NBVENTURES - 800, NOIDATOLL - 4100, OPTOCIRCUI - 600, ORBITCORP - 750, PRISMCEM - 5550, PTC - 2350, RIIL - 200, SINTEX - 700, SREINTFIN - 1750, THERMAX - 450, TORNTPOWER - 1700, TV - 18 - 850, UCOBANK - 5000, UTVSOF - 300, VOLTAMP - 250, WALCHANNAG - 700.
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Call : Seen up on higher demand amid tight liquidity. CBLOs seen in
8.00-9.10% range. 1-day call rate: 9.20-9.60% Thu vs 9.50-9.60% Wed.
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Bonds : Seen down as investors may be cautious before inflation data and
Friday\'s auction. 10-year yield: 9.10-9.20% Wed vs 9.14% Wed.
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Rupee : Seen down as banks may buy dlrs on rise in crude oil prices. Oil cos\'
dollar demand may add to fall. Range: 43.65-43.80/$1 vs 43.71 Wed.
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Stocks: May open weak on fall in Asian markets; trade likely to remain choppy.
Sensex range: 14300-14900; Wed end 14678, up 134.50 points.
-moneywire.
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* Toda Listing of -
+ SICAGEN INDIA LTD on BSE and NSE.
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* BOARD MEETING of--
+ EICHER MOTORS to mull enhancing investment of surplus cash in mutual funds.
+ GREYCELLS ENTERTAINMENT to consider preferential allotment of shares.
+ KOTHARI FERMENTATION to mull increase in authorised capital.
+ MCDOWELL HOLDINGS to consider dividend.
+ SAAG RR INFRA to approve allotment of shares and warrants to promoters.
+ SYNCOM FORMULATIONS INDIA to consider dividend.
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*Today EGM of--
+ ANDHRA CEMENTS.
+ VICTORY PROJECTS.
+ VIMAL OIL & FOODS.
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*Today AGM of --
+ BIHAR CAUSTICS AND CHEMICALS.
+ BOMBAY PAINTS.
+ COMPULINK SYSTEMS.
+ GRAUER & WEIL INDIA.
+ HIKAL.
+ HINDUSTAN ZINC.
+ MAGNA ELECTRO CASTINGS.
+ MARDIA SAMYOUNG CAPILLARY TUBES CO.
+ NIYATI INDUSTRIES.
+ PRESSURE SENSITIVE SYSTEMS INDIA.
+ UNI ABEX ALLOY PRODUCTS.
+ WELSPUN-GUJARAT STAHL ROHREN.
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The government has decided to allot Rs 220 billion in cash as a subsidy to the fertilizer industry for the year 2008-09, reports Business Line.
Ram Vilas Paswan, Chemicals and Fertilizer Minister has announced that the government has decided to give Rs 220 billion as subsidy to fertilizer sector in addition to the budgetary allocation of Rs 320 billion.
Total fertilizer subsidy is estimated to be Rs 119,000 billion in 2008-09. While, the centre has made available Rs 540 billion cash payment to the industry, he revealed.
He disclosed that the finance ministry was not prepared for the Rs 220 billion subsidy in cash. The finance ministry was of the view that subsidy be paid to banks through bonds. But banks were not willing as they would have to sell the bonds at a discount since companies would have got the payment in cash
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