decision of disinvesting minimum ten percent stake of all the Central government run PSUs by the second UPA government is not only significant but also historic in terms of the present situation of the country and outside it. The government has decided that all the Central government run PSUs will be henceforth listed in the stock market. It is surprising that when the entire world had been moving...
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price of shares for all 28 firms on China's new Nasdaq-style stock market more than doubled when it opened for trading for the first time on Friday.The ChiNext stock market is designed to attract financing for small to medium sized enterprises.The 28 listed companies are almost all privately-owned outfits, in contrast with the state-owned firms that dominate China's main stock market.Two of the biggest...
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benchmark 100-index of Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) saw upbeat trend during the preliminary trading session after last week’s record bearish trend and 100-index gained over 200 points to cross 9350 points level, Geo news reported.According to market analysts, the market began trading in positive zone due to improved law and order situation across country, which made schools and other educational institutes...
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With their low expense charges and large cap market exposure, index funds mirror the economy's performance really well. Market experts often recommend index funds to investors who want to take a first-time exposure to the stock market. As these funds invest and hold the same stocks as, say, the Sensex, in a similar proportion as it is calculated in the index, they are fairly standard products. Their...
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stock market today ended flatafter recovering from intra-day losses thanks to good buyinginterest in select IT, bank and auto stocks.After an overnight slide, IT stocks scored handsome gainsfollowing a sharp rally in American depository receipts in US.India's largest bike maker Hero Honda surged by another2.41 per cent and HDFC Bank by 1.47 per cent.The market traded below the 17,000 level for a major...
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Chennai, Nov 5 /--/ SEBI today advised stock exchanges to communicate with investors through local languages to help spread an equity culture among people and the stock market gain depth. "Help in growing the equity culture in the area in people's language. Most of our communication tends to be English. We need to get all of this communication done in the local languages without which we are losing...
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Indian rupee appreciated by 22paise in early trade today on expectations of fresh capitalinflows by capital funds as stock market may open higher,tracking firming trends on other Asian equity markets.At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, thelocal unit strengthened by 22 paise to 47.18 a dollar.The rupee had ended 44 paise lower at 47.40/41 in theprevious session after the Bombay Stock Exchange...
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rupee appreciated by 22paise in early trade on Wednesday on expectations of fresh capital inflows bycapital funds as stock market may open higher, tracking firming trends on otherAsian equity markets.At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex)market, the local unit strengthened by 22 paise to 47.18 a dollar.The rupee had ended 44 paise lower at 47.40/41 in the previoussession after the Bombay Stock Exchange...
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Indian rupee appreciated by 22 paise in early trade today on expectations of fresh capital inflows by capital funds as stock market may open higher, tracking firming trends on other Asian equity markets.At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the local unit strengthened by 22 paise to 47.18 a dollar.The rupee had ended 44 paise lower at 47.40/41 in the previous session after the Bombay Stock...
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Indian rupee appreciated by 22 paise in early trade on Wednesday on expectations of fresh capital inflows by capital funds as stock market may open higher, tracking firming trends on other Asian equity markets.At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the local unit strengthened by 22 paise to 47.18 a dollar.The rupee had ended 44 paise lower at 47.40/41 in the previous session after the Bombay...
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