The Financial Express -- Markets

Tuesday, May 20 1997

SEBI advisor favours investor protection fund

Indian retail investors are moving away from the stock markets as they feel the ring is not safe. The focus of stock exchanges is oriented more towards the interest of their members than to the investors.

Infrastructure Bond Issue

BSE may auction defaulter card for Rs 1.50 crore

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has invited applications from individuals and corporates for one of its defaulting member's cards.

Fiscal 1997-98 kicks off on a dull note

The fiscal year 1997-98 began with a very low resource mobilisation from the primary capital market. According to Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), there were just 19 public issues in April 1997 which collectively raised Rs 208 crore as against 105 issues in April 1996 which raised Rs 528 crore.

Mark to markets -- Leveraging on HLL

DSE gives 2 weeks to defaulters

BSE hikes trading limit in B2 group

CRB Caps hits circuit filter on DSE

Corporate earnings may rebound: Morgan

RBI to probe CRB Caps, fixed deposit brokers nexus

Sensex returns higher than Nifty: CMIE

Parke-Davis denial on stake hike holds scrip rally

Chinese traders offering red metal as prices soar

Market round-up