The Financial Express -- Markets

Tuesday, May 13 1997

Sensex slips 34 points as firms unveil poor results

The passage of the budget last Friday failed to cheer investors and market intermediaries as poor corporate results and the looming petro price hike dampened sprits.

Infrastructure Bond Issue

Bombay Stock Exchange flexes muscle against NSE

The stage is set for a battle royale between the country's two largest stock exchanges, as the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) prepares itself to move into about 50 towns and cities in the country where the National Stock Exchange (NSE) already has a presence.

OTC saga of woes continues

If the beleaguered OTC Exchange were to revive investor sentiment, then companies listed on it have to declare good results. But recently, not a single transaction could be entertained in Central Cables, because of faulty pricing by the various market makers, before the results were announced.

IFCI signs pact with NSDL on dematerialisation

Pune, Bangalore bourses seek depository nod for scripless tr

Hyderabad bourse doubles base capital

Sharp gains in white gowar; wheat remains subdued

BSE gets details on Nalco lost shares

Govt rules out further regulation of coffee market