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Sunday, July 20 1997
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Thailand seeks NSE aid to set up secondary debt market![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
The Bond Dealers' Association of Thailand has sought the assistance of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in setting up an active secondary debt market in Thailand.
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Political uncertainty rocks GDR markets
Political uncertainities rocked the GDR markets, mirroring the negative sentiments of the marketmakers who preferred to liquidate at the current levels; the Skindia GDR index nosedived by 7.55%.
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Badla rates hover around 22%
Carry forward rates on the Bombay Stock Exchange continued to hover around 1.8% to 2% (monthly) and 22% (annual) for the week ended July 18.
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Dhanuka moots exclusive powers for SEBI, Centre IndBank MF to wind up Ind Moti scheme US producers' bid to boost aluminium prices on LME Gold hardens, silver steady; groundnut oil declines Three-tier supervisory framework to regulate NBFCs formulated NSE members plan protest against indemnity bonds UTI mops up Rs 180 crore through IT offshore fund
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