The Financial Express -- Markets

Monday, August 25 1997

Whom does the National Stock Exchange want to protect?

One mantra that is ritually chanted during almost every public offer is "the easy liquidity". The tantra employed behind this high pitch mantra is to cite as many listing centres or exchanges as possible. The logic is very simple and appealing since more trading floors mean greater liquidity.

Calcutta municipal body's plan to hike bond offering cleared

The Calcutta Municipal Corporation (CMC) has received an informal clearance from Credit Rating & Information Services of India Ltd (Crisil) to hike its proposed municipal-bond offering to Rs 80 crore.

Gilts to be listed on OTC

The Union finance ministry has permitted the Over the Counter Exchange of India (OTCEI) to trade in government securities. OTCEI will become the second stock exchange, after the National Stock Exchange, to list government securities on its trading bourse.

SEBI curbs Subra Holding's plan to buy Silverline shares

OTCEI amends rules for hybrid trading

There is no need to regulate rating agencies: SEBI

Market may slip further in the coming weeks

Stay tuned to the market, wait for the next uptrend

Moving up in a falling market