Moneycontrol News Archive
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Forex reserves fall $648mn to $141.898bn
7th May, 2005 13:25
India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $648 million (Rs 28382.4 million) to $141.898 billion (Rs 6215.1324 billion) in the week ended April 29; accordin
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Be very careful while buying IPOs: Damani
7th May, 2005 12:05
The popular perception in middle India that it is a God-given right to earn the market rate of return for IPOs could be a rather costly presumption, feels Ramesh D
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Sensex may reclaim 6900 levels by year-end
7th May, 2005 11:31
Analysts say that domestic factors, and not global cues, will now determine the markets. By the end of the year, if the Reliance dispute is settled, the Sensex sho
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Indian textile exports to US shoot up
7th May, 2005 11:04
Indian textile exports to the US in April this year have grown in triple digits for cotton apparel and home linen. These figures reinforce the growth trends notice
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Allahabad Bank Q4 net to fall 28.29%
7th May, 2005 10:50
A CNBC-TV18 poll says, Allahabad Bank Q4 net profit will fall 28.29% YoY at Rs 158.59 crore from Rs 221.14 crore. Net interest income should climb 32.97% YoY from
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Wall Street ends with modest gains
7th May, 2005 09:54
Wall Street finished with modest gains yesterday as a surprisingly strong employment report raised fears that a surge in economic growth could spark inflation. The
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Sebi to respond to Anil's letters shortly
7th May, 2005 13:22
Sebi is to take strict action against firms violating Clause 49 of the listing agreement, according to Sebi Chairman, M Damodaran. Sebi will also respond to Anil A
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Sector Watch: Steel, FMCG
7th May, 2005 11:58
Steel as a sector is on the upswing among the commodities, and the commodities market is on the verge of an 18-year up cycle, feels market analyst Manish Chokhani.
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Tata Motors April sales up at 23,889 units
7th May, 2005 11:38
Tata Motors' April sales have come in at 23,889 units. The company's car sales are up 6.4% MoM at 12,736 units. 'Indica' sales are up 7.9% MoM, while the 'Indigo'
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Car and home loan rates on the boil
7th May, 2005 10:40
HDFC Bank will charge 0.5% more interest for loans, Citibank will raise rates by 25-75 basis points, but ICICI Bank says, it will keep rates down as long as it can
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