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Sunday, April 5, 1998

Stock Update Forex Update
  Coffee futures exchange to kick off operations in May
The Coffee Futures Exchange of India (COFEI) is likely to become operational from May this year. The exchange will benefit producers, trade and consumers by providing a mechanism for price discipline. COFEI will help growers, curers, roasters and exporters to have better estimates of future coffee prices.
  Carryforward rates take a dip of 24%
Carryforward rates, helped by a 50 basis point cut in the bank rate, has attained a realistic level on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The bank rate cut made badla returns more attractive and also brought back a section of financiers. The rates on the BSE fell to a realistic level of 24% annualised, with the value of total outstanding carryforward positions touching a high of Rs 893.10 crore.

SEBI reshuffles portfolios of Kar, Gahrotra
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has effected a reshuffle in the portfolios of executive director, Pratip Kar and senior executive director, OP Gahrotra. While Kar has been shifted to the secondary market department, where he would share the responsibility with MD Patel, another executive director, Gahrotra has been given the portfolios hitherto handled by Kar, except for mutual funds and depositories.
Amex board plans to finalise merger details with Nasdaq next week
American Stock Exchange (Amex) officials plan to hammer out and adopt a final proposal to merge with Nasdaq by April 8, before putting the plan to a membership vote. The Nasdaq is run by the NASD (National Association of Securities Dealers). A merger between the Nasdaq and Amex would combine the nation's second and third-largest stock markets, respectively.


LIC

Syndicate Bank

NCPRB

 

Bullion flares up on firm overseas advices
On firm overseas advices, import of precious metals was not a profitable proposition for the operators, consequently, both the precious metals on the Delhi bullion market recorded a hefty rise yesterday.

Bangalore bourse to crack whip on errant firms
The Bangalore Stock Exchange (BgSE) has decided to crack the whip on listed companies which have not paid the annual fees to the bourse for the year 1997-98. The bourse has disclosed the list of 118 companies and has decided to caution the general public about dealing in these securities.

 


  Is NSE a bourse or a company?
  Skindia GDR index trades in a narrow band, incurs net loss of 0.12%