The Financial Express -- Markets

Thursday, June 26 1997

SEBI to inspect Calcutta Stock Exchange

SEBI will commence its inspection of the Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE) next month. The purpose of this exercise is to check the level of compliance at the exchange level to its earlier observations and also ascertain that the systems and procedures are in accordance with the prescribed guidelines.

NSE peak-time trading capacity to double

The National Stock Exchange has launched an exercise to double the peak time capacity ie the number of trades that the system can handle in the last 15 minutes, to 40,000 trades.

FD ban takes Worldlink by surprise

The Reserve Bank's notification prohibiting Worldlink Finance from accepting deposits with effect from June 23, 1997, has come as a surprise to the non-banking finance company. "We had already stopped accepting fresh deposits since March this year and decided to resume the FD programme only after paying off the liability," a top-ranking official of the company said.

London gold edges up but downtrend prevails

Workshop on pepper futures in July

BSE, company secretaries to meet on investor grievances

Global Telesystems to convert Swiss bonds

MMIS' 91 redemption may dent SBI Mutual's purse-strings

Gold dips below Rs 4600 mark; castor oil up

Meteoric rise for a two-penny stock

Market Round up --Call Money

The Sensex has given way at last, it is time to book profits

Buy/Sell/Hold -- Good long-term prospects ONGC

GDR market upbeat after interest rate cut

Executive Briefing -- BSE to discuss investor woes

NBFCs brace for bleak times, unpack slew of incentives

Reliance scales 52-week high on eve of AGM

Bond yields to go down further