The Financial Express -- Markets

Monday, August 18 1997

Jindal Drugs to delist from all exchanges

The Mumbai high court, in a decision dated July 31, 1997, has approved the request of Jindal Drugs to delist its equity shares from the Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad and National stock exchanges.

Optimism fades in GDR markets

After rallying for three consecutive weeks, the activity in the GDR market slowed down, with the Skindia GDR index moving in a lacklustre manner to finally close at 82.42 points on August 13, recording a net loss of 2.07% over its previous week's close of 84.16 points.

NSE WDM trades worth Rs 248.52cr

The wholesale debt market (WDM) segment of NSE witnessed trades worth Rs 248.52 crore on Saturday. The interbank call rate was in the range of 8.25% to 9.25% during the day.

Wide gap in BoI's provisional and audited results

Rating Watch -- Highest safety rating to Asian Paints

Scrips nosedive following announcement of FII limit

Markets headed for trouble, if Sensex slips below 4,100 level

How to improve your chances of winning the stock game

Auctions keep call rates buoyant

The MNC meltdown

Top 200 and India Growth Fund post impressive performances

Market Briefing -- Markets headed for trouble

Madras Fertilizers goes into slumber while boiler plant explodes

Rally helps below-par scrips stage a comeback

Absence of investors from bourses surprises Birla Capital AMC