Moneycontrol News Archive
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Orient Express plans to sell 9 core assets
8th May, 2008 22:22
Orient Express said it has not received any new communication received from Indian Hotels on a strategic tie-up, reports CNBC-TV18. The company is looking to sell
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Satyam safer than Infosys: E Mathew 
8th May, 2008 18:19
Technical Analyst, E Mathew is of the view that Satyam Computer Services is safer than Infosys. Around Rs 445-455 would be a good region to maybe initiate a long c
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Rupee, bonds finish lower
8th May, 2008 18:07
The spot rupee closed lower at Rs 41.75 per USD as against its previous close of Rs 41.34. The widely traded s 8.24%, 2018 paper ended lower at Rs 102.44 rupees as
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Nandan Biomatrix announces BIEZ
8th May, 2008 17:37
Nandan Biomatrix Ltd and IL&FS Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd have come together to establish a first of its kind Bio Investment Eco Industrial Zone (
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Stocks to watch
8th May, 2008 17:14
Sanjay Chhabria, Equity Analyst is positive on TTK Prestige, the company should give an EPS of around Rs 16 for FY08, On Blue Bird India he said that the Blue Bird
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Jobless claims for May 3 week down 18k
8th May, 2008 22:34
US jobless claims for week-ended May 3 is down 18,000 to 3.65 lakh, reports CNBC-TV18. The four-week moving average is up 2,500 to 3.67 lakh.
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NCDEX-Trade details for May 07, 2008
8th May, 2008 19:21
NCDEX, 485 members (2,308 users) participated in trading on May 07, 2008 up to 5:00 pm and volumes were Rs 1,829 crore (one-way). There were more than 49,856 tra
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Re fall indicates global uncertainties: RBI
8th May, 2008 19:00
Governor YV Reddy said the fall in the rupee indicates global uncertainties, reports CNBC-TV18 quoting Newswire 18. Reddy stated that trade and current account gap
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IFCI has support at Rs 46-48: E Mathew 
8th May, 2008 18:33
Technical Analyst, E Mathew is of the view that IFCI has critical support around Rs 46-48. If it breaks this support level, it could drift back to Rs 42-44 level.
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US-64 bonanza for MFs 
8th May, 2008 17:41
Fund houses in India are working overtime, trying to bag Rs 8,000 crores in new accounts. That is because India's oldest mutual fund, US-64, is gearing up for rede
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