The Financial Express -- Markets

Sunday, May 4 1997

Western investors wary over reforms: Singhvi

Western investors are highly bullish and buoyant about the Indian market through there are some hiccups when the projects are put to implementation.

Infrastructure Bond Issue

ITC Threadneedle's Top-200 fund ranked best

ITC Threadneedle's Top-200 fund has been adjudged as the best performing open-ended growth-oriented domestic scheme during September 1996-March 1997 by Micropal, the global fund watcher. The BSE-200 index, which is the benchmark for the fund, recorded a 8.20% rise during the period, while CRISIL 500 recorded a 5.62% rise.

Dena Bank, BoB shifted to B1 category

The Bombay Stock Exchange has decided to shift the Dena Bank and Bank of Baroda scrips from the non-specified category of B2 to B1. The decision is based on the performance of the scrips on the bourse and the working results of the banks.

Badla rates remain firm at 12%

Pulses, edible oils & silver slip; sharp rise in copra

Deutsche Bank knocks SEBI door for stock lending

BSE revises net exposure margin norms