The Financial Express -- Markets

Thursday, July 17 1997

Bourses across the country post 184% rise in turnover

The turnover of bourses across the country for the year ended March 31, 1997 was Rs 646,116 crore compared to Rs 227,368 crore in 1995-96. In percentage terms, this signifies a rise of 184.17%.

SEBI promises not to sit on response to MFs' inspection report

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has agreed that henceforth it will communicate to the mutual funds its satisfaction or displeasure on their reply to the inspection findings, without any timelag.

RBI pegs six-year bonds at 11.83%

Reserve Bank of India fixed a cut-off coupon rate of 11.83% on the six-year bonds that were auctioned. In a dramatic post-auction trading session, the yield on the bonds fell 28 basis points at 11.55 %.

Rajasthani gram rises on short supply; gold steady

Gujarat Cycles rides high onBSE, rights FCD open

India Gelatin: A good bet

Bangalore bourse is numero union South

Sensex dips below psychological barrier

Depressed primary market eats into brokers' underwriting income

Corporates rush for FCNR(B) loans

Asiamoney, Prime who's who of fund arrangers spew out difference

Balrampur Chini's sweet show amid sour results

Market Round-up -- Call Money

FIIs pulling out of Brazil to cover Asian losses

Sterling buoyant against mark