The Financial Express -- Markets

Saturday, October 4 1997

Hyderabad bourse up in arms against entry of BOLT terminals

In a firm move to block the entry of BSE On-line trading system (BOLT) into Hyderabad, the Hyderabad Stock Exchange (HSE) has rejected the application of H N Rathi, the former HSE president and a leading broker, to set up a BOLT terminal within the city limit.

NSDL to take up dividend distribution of corporates

The National Stock Depositories Limited (NSDL) is planning to take up the distribution of dividend payouts by the corporate sector to NSDL account holders. If this comes through, NSDL will be the first intermediary in the country to provide such a service to investors.

Snag stalls markets; Sensex dips 57 points

Pivotals took a beating yesterday in the absence of a trading session on the National Stock Exchange. Operators were seen offloading their positions on the last day of the settlement as they could not shift their positions to the NSE. The absence of institutional players further dampened share prices, with the Sensex losing 57 points to end the session at 3,847.73.

Bullion slips on weak overseas advices; sugar firms up

SEBI may clear modified badla system soon

Nirma approaches BSE to hawk shares through book-building

Chicago Pneumatic reacts to a slowdown

Trifurcation plan pulls down BILT

Snag stalls markets; Sensex dips 57 points

Shriram MF plans 16% income scheme

NSDL to take up dividend distribution of corporates

Spate of selling engulfs market towards close

Market Round-up Call Money

South-east Asian currencies wilt as rupiah dives

Crisil downgrades RPG Ricoh non-convertible debenture plan

NSE transfers 350 V-Sats; trading to resume on Monday

Hyderabad bourse up in arms against entry of BOLT terminals