The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, March 26, 2003

War conundrums
AFTER all the gnashing of the teeth and bashing of the big bad bully that we have so vociferously done, a sneaky sense of admiration for the US rears its head. Here is a country which is the world's envy, being blessed with unparalleled ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN

Time to lift ban on gilt short sales
With the huge increase in trading volumes, positions and portfolios, our bond market has turned more and more volatile. More

DOWN TO EARTH

Is EC watching Digvijay Singh's gambits?
THE Budget session of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly is in uproar and unable to proceed with its serious business because of the controversy over the electoral rolls. The Election Commission has found over a dozen Collectors responsible ... More

FOCUS

Toned down tea control order likely to be more workable
WILL the aggrieved buyers, now find the Tea (Marketing) Control Order (TMCO) 2003 workable ? An answer may be available as 2003-04 commences. Recent developments suggest the beginning of 2003-04 should mark a break with the recent past that saw ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

World Cup over, it's Zee's turn to play
THE end of the World Cup cricket is likely to spell the beginning of a potential upside in the share price of Zee Telefilms Ltd. According to dealers, there were concerns earlier about the company losing out on advertisement revenues among other ... More

SENSOR

Reliance leads market recovery; Infosys, Wipro down
THE bourses witnessed spirited buying in select stocks, despite fears of a prolonged US-Iraq war. The benchmark indices had a mixed day with the BSE Sensex ending flat whereas the broad NSE S&P Nifty declined marginally. The Sensex opened the ... More

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