The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 14, 2003

JM Mutual assets grow 121 pc
THE latest annual growth figures recorded by mutual funds make interesting reading, given the fact that some of the smaller players have posted major increases in their assets. JM Mutual tops the league tables, thanks to an asset growth of 121 ... More

US-64: Retiring in style!
DESPITE the rude shock of 2001, the investors of Unit Scheme 1964 (US-64), are gearing for a secure landing on May 31, this year, when the country's oldest and biggest mutual fund scheme closes shop. In fact, they go home with a final round of ... More

STOCK MARKETS

After Infosys guidance... Attention on FIIs' move
The outlook for old economy stock appears to be evenly balanced. However, estimated drop in rabi crop — food grains, cereals, pulses and oliseed — may not augur well for the sentiment. More

Can Wipro, Hughes reverse direction?
WITH Infosys' quarterly results sent the stock markets into tailspin, the share prices of quite a few software companies were battered to lower levels last week. The share prices of Hughes Software and Wipro could see further action this week ... More

Special margin on 37 scrips
CHENNAI: The Bombay Stock Exchange has imposed a special margin on 37 stocks from Tuesday. The scrips which attracted 25 per cent margin included Addi Industries, Ambica Agarbathies, Anil Pesticides, Artillegence, Arvind Remedies, Asian ... More

INTERVIEW

`We said no to IT stocks' — Mr T.P. Raman, MD, Sundaram Mutual Fund.
AN elaborate restructuring exercise, which saw a break in its partnership with Stewart Newton Holdings, and a series of product launches have helped Sundaram Mutual Fund make it to the newspapers in recent times. Mr T.P. Raman, MD, seemed eager ... More

COMMENTARY

Tech counters hit 52-week lows
AS the US-led Iraq war appeared to have almost finished, investors now shifted their focus back to economic fundamentals and corporate results. With cautious profit guidance flowing from companies such as J.C. Penney & Co (US department store ... More

TRENDS

Few props for mauled market — Extended holiday adds to uncertainty
UNCERTAINTY looms large over the fate of bourses in the coming week due to the spate of bank holidays which leaves traders with only three days to recover from last week's carnage. The war and the killer flu notwithstanding, Indian bourses ... More

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