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28 November 2007
15 new stocks on FnO segment from Nov 30: Financial Express
National Stock Exchange on Wednesday said 15 new stocks including-- Global Broadcast News, Hindustan Zinc, Jindal Saw and NIIT Ltd will be introduced in the Futures and Options segment.
According to a NSE circular, 15 additional securities will be available for trading in the F&O segment with effect from November 30.
The other stocks included for trading in the F&O segment are Development Credit Bank, Kpit Cummins Infosystems, Motor Industries, Info Edge, Great Offshore, Wire & Wireless, Redington (India), Network 18 Fincap, Ispat Industries, Hindustan Oil Exploration and Gitanjali Gems.
Details of market lot and list of contracts being made available for trading in the above securities would be informed to members on November 29, the circular said. F&O segment on the bourse had witnessed record turnover of Rs 1,10,563 crore in October, while on Tuesday the F&O segment had reported a turnover of Rs 75,192.11 crore.
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According to a NSE circular, 15 additional securities will be available for trading in the F&O segment with effect from November 30.
The other stocks included for trading in the F&O segment are Development Credit Bank, Kpit Cummins Infosystems, Motor Industries, Info Edge, Great Offshore, Wire & Wireless, Redington (India), Network 18 Fincap, Ispat Industries, Hindustan Oil Exploration and Gitanjali Gems.
Details of market lot and list of contracts being made available for trading in the above securities would be informed to members on November 29, the circular said. F&O segment on the bourse had witnessed record turnover of Rs 1,10,563 crore in October, while on Tuesday the F&O segment had reported a turnover of Rs 75,192.11 crore.
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Myiris.com updates
Tata, Rcom raise USD 1.37 bn via ECBs in Sep. 07: RBI
Market seems to be in bearish zone: Vishwas Agarwal
Brokers Outlook: Volatility expected due to F&O expiry
Fortune names Ratan Tata among top 25 powerful business heads
RNRL rubishes news item
Welspun Syntex Q2 net jumps 6.37 times
ONGC-Mittal energy acquires 30% stake in blocks in Caspian Sea
Arvind Mills looks at spinning off retail business under Megamart
Pyramid Saimira to buy 51% stake in Dimple Chie
RSWM approves demerger of investment division
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Market seems to be in bearish zone: Vishwas Agarwal
Brokers Outlook: Volatility expected due to F&O expiry
Fortune names Ratan Tata among top 25 powerful business heads
RNRL rubishes news item
Welspun Syntex Q2 net jumps 6.37 times
ONGC-Mittal energy acquires 30% stake in blocks in Caspian Sea
Arvind Mills looks at spinning off retail business under Megamart
Pyramid Saimira to buy 51% stake in Dimple Chie
RSWM approves demerger of investment division
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ET Headlines
The Economic Times
NSE is world's top bourse in futures trading
Reliance Petroleum investors should look at rollovers for cues
Govt can get Rs 6,500 cr as GSM fee: RCom
Citi Venture buys 27 pc in Unimark Remedies for Rs 113 cr
Rupee weakens against dollar
S Kumars plans IPO for Reid & Taylor
eClerx Services IPO opens Dec 4
Wall St opens on positive note
India ranks among top expensive places to trade
Apple's Steve Jobs is most powerful businessman
S Kumars may bring PE into demerged Reid & Taylor
REL ties up coal supply with buyouts, contracts
Pyramid Saimira acquires Dimples Cine Advertising
DLF picks up majority in Amanresorts for $400 mn
Parsvnath in talks with Carrefour & Casino for retail venture
GAIL India shares climb 3.6 per cent on winning gas rights
Indiabulls promoters up stake; purchase shares worth Rs 375 cr
Emaar MGF enters Chennai residential mart
Sadhus turn smart investors
Does a CEO need to be an MBA?
Delhi to host TiE Entrepreneurial Summit 2007
Infosys receives 2007 Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame award
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NSE is world's top bourse in futures trading
Reliance Petroleum investors should look at rollovers for cues
Govt can get Rs 6,500 cr as GSM fee: RCom
Citi Venture buys 27 pc in Unimark Remedies for Rs 113 cr
Rupee weakens against dollar
S Kumars plans IPO for Reid & Taylor
eClerx Services IPO opens Dec 4
Wall St opens on positive note
India ranks among top expensive places to trade
Apple's Steve Jobs is most powerful businessman
S Kumars may bring PE into demerged Reid & Taylor
REL ties up coal supply with buyouts, contracts
Pyramid Saimira acquires Dimples Cine Advertising
DLF picks up majority in Amanresorts for $400 mn
Parsvnath in talks with Carrefour & Casino for retail venture
GAIL India shares climb 3.6 per cent on winning gas rights
Indiabulls promoters up stake; purchase shares worth Rs 375 cr
Emaar MGF enters Chennai residential mart
Sadhus turn smart investors
Does a CEO need to be an MBA?
Delhi to host TiE Entrepreneurial Summit 2007
Infosys receives 2007 Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame award
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Moneycontrol Updates
NSE adds 15 new stocks in F&O from Nov 30
Following 15 additional securities will be available for trading in NSE F&O segment with effect from November 30, 2007:
Sr no. Security Name Symbol
1 JINDAL SAW LIMITED JINDALSAW
2 KPIT CUMMINS INFOSYSTEMS KPIT
3 DEVELOP CREDIT BANK LTD DCB
4 HINDUSTAN ZINC LIMITED HINDZINC
5 MOTOR INDUSTRIES CO LTD MICO
6 INFO EDGE (I) LTD NAUKRI
7 NIIT LIMITED NIITLTD
8 GREAT OFFSHORE LTD GTOFFSHORE
9 WIRE & WIRELESS (I) LTD. WWIL
10 REDINGTON (INDIA) LTD. REDINGTON
11 NETWORK 18 FINCAP LTD. NETWORK18
12 GLOBAL BROADCAST NEWS LTD GBN
13 ISPAT INDUSTRIES LIMITED ISPATIND
14 HINDUSTAN OIL EXPLORATION HINDOILEXP
15 GITANJALI GEMS LIMITED GITANJALI
Stay short or stay out, advise experts
Q3 results to push mkt beyond 20k: UTI Sec
Will mkts succumb to 8-yr itch?
It's showtime for multiplex stocks
All eyes on F&O expiry tomorrow
Rico Auto had a good bounce back
Sebi should look into Reliance Petroleum
Volvo interest pushes Ashok Leyland higher
NSE bars further F&O positions in Essar Oil, Bongaigaon
DLF to replace Essar Steel in S&P CNX 500
Mallya plans to unlock full value of Deccan, KF in Mar '08
LIC Housing Fin may raise Rs 500-600 cr
Pyramid Saimira picks 51% in Dimple Cine Media
Gateway Distriparks may sell stake: Srcs
Hidden gems for your portfolio
Stocks to watch: RPL, RNRL
Marketwide rollover at 55%
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Following 15 additional securities will be available for trading in NSE F&O segment with effect from November 30, 2007:
Sr no. Security Name Symbol
1 JINDAL SAW LIMITED JINDALSAW
2 KPIT CUMMINS INFOSYSTEMS KPIT
3 DEVELOP CREDIT BANK LTD DCB
4 HINDUSTAN ZINC LIMITED HINDZINC
5 MOTOR INDUSTRIES CO LTD MICO
6 INFO EDGE (I) LTD NAUKRI
7 NIIT LIMITED NIITLTD
8 GREAT OFFSHORE LTD GTOFFSHORE
9 WIRE & WIRELESS (I) LTD. WWIL
10 REDINGTON (INDIA) LTD. REDINGTON
11 NETWORK 18 FINCAP LTD. NETWORK18
12 GLOBAL BROADCAST NEWS LTD GBN
13 ISPAT INDUSTRIES LIMITED ISPATIND
14 HINDUSTAN OIL EXPLORATION HINDOILEXP
15 GITANJALI GEMS LIMITED GITANJALI
Stay short or stay out, advise experts
Q3 results to push mkt beyond 20k: UTI Sec
Will mkts succumb to 8-yr itch?
It's showtime for multiplex stocks
All eyes on F&O expiry tomorrow
Rico Auto had a good bounce back
Sebi should look into Reliance Petroleum
Volvo interest pushes Ashok Leyland higher
NSE bars further F&O positions in Essar Oil, Bongaigaon
DLF to replace Essar Steel in S&P CNX 500
Mallya plans to unlock full value of Deccan, KF in Mar '08
LIC Housing Fin may raise Rs 500-600 cr
Pyramid Saimira picks 51% in Dimple Cine Media
Gateway Distriparks may sell stake: Srcs
Hidden gems for your portfolio
Stocks to watch: RPL, RNRL
Marketwide rollover at 55%
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Sensex tumbles 189 pts at close : Sify.com
Sensex tumbles 189 pts at close
Heavy selling across the board during the final hour of trade sent the benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty, which had held on in the positive territory after a rousing start, crashing down to a highly negative close today.
Though a strong close on Wall Street aided the sentiment this morning, weakness on the Asian bourses amid growing concerns on the subprime market front and the subdued trend on European bourses dampened the mood in afternoon trade.
While the Sensex, which opened with a positive gap of around 190 points at 19,316.76 - it remained its best for the day - but tumbled to 18,884.20 in the final hour, ended the session with a loss of 0.99% or 188.86 points at 18,938.87, the Nifty finished with a loss of 1.41% or 80.60 points at 5617.55.
Automobile majors Maruti Suzuki (3.15%), Bajaj Auto (2.85%) and Tata Motors (0.55%) displayed strength and ended on a positive note. BHEL (1.95%), Ambuja Cements (1.05%), ITC (0.5%) and HDFC (0.4%) were the other stocks from the Sensex to romp home on a winning note today.
Metal stocks Hindalco and Tata Steel went down by 3.65% and 3.4% respectively. ACC lost 3.3%. Reliance Energy, Tata Consultancy Services, DLF, Reliance Industries, ONGC, Wipro, NTPC, HDFC Bank, Larsen & Toubro, Ranbaxy Laboratories and Grasim Industries lost 1% - 3%.
State Bank of India closed with a loss of 0.9% at Rs 2252.05. Reliance Communications, Hindustan Unilever, Bharti Airtel, Satyam Computer Services, ICICI Bank, Infosys Technologies, Mahindra & Mahindra and Cipla also ended on a weak note.
Nalco (down 5.75%) was the biggest loser in the Nifty index. BPCL, which had a bright morning session, ended with a sharp loss of 5.5% at Rs 384.50. SAIL, Siemens, GlaxoSmithKline Pharma, Suzlon Energy, Reliance Petroleum, Hero Honda, Punjab National Bank, Sterlite Industries, Tata Power, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation and Unitech also ended with sharp losses today. Dr. Reddy's Laboratories finished with a modest gain of 0.6%.
TVS Motor, Ashok Leyland, Colgate Palmolive, Neyveli Lignite Corporation, Bongaigaon Refinery, Chennai Petroleum Corporation, Adani Enterprises, Fertilizers & Chemicals, Mirc Electronics, Mangalore Refineries & Petrochemicals, Titan Industries, IDBI, Sterlite Optical Technologies, IDFC and Federal Bank ended sharply lower.
Bilcare, India Infoline, SpiceJet, HT Media, Indraprastha Gas, Ashapura Minechemicals, PTC India, Exide Industries, Triveni Engineering, India Cements, Godrej Consumer Products, Novartis, Usha Martin and REI Agro were among the prominent losers from the midcap index.
Mico, Sun TV Network, Ispat Industries, Omaxe, Indian Bank, Jindal Saw, Cummins India, Hindustan Zinc, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare, National Fertilizers, Jaiprakash Associates, Nirma, IndusInd Bank, Gujarat Minerals, Dredging Corporation, Orchid Chemicals, Lanco Infratech and Nicholas Piramal surged higher on strong buying support.
As profit taking took centrestage, the market breadth turned weak towards the closing minutes. When trade ended, out of 2873 stocks that were seen in action on BSE, 1497 stocks had slipped into the red. 1306 stocks closed with gains and 70 stocks settled at their previous closing levels.
Other stories @ www.sify.com/finance/
Infosys strengthens position in FinTech 100
Valuemart Info acquires Datatalk
Ashok Leyland in tie-up with TVS
Ushdev Intl plans bonus issue
'India can achieve double-digit growth'
Carrefour in talks with Indian realty firm
Pension funds to be invested in equities
NSDL to handle pension records for Govt staff
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Though a strong close on Wall Street aided the sentiment this morning, weakness on the Asian bourses amid growing concerns on the subprime market front and the subdued trend on European bourses dampened the mood in afternoon trade.
While the Sensex, which opened with a positive gap of around 190 points at 19,316.76 - it remained its best for the day - but tumbled to 18,884.20 in the final hour, ended the session with a loss of 0.99% or 188.86 points at 18,938.87, the Nifty finished with a loss of 1.41% or 80.60 points at 5617.55.
Automobile majors Maruti Suzuki (3.15%), Bajaj Auto (2.85%) and Tata Motors (0.55%) displayed strength and ended on a positive note. BHEL (1.95%), Ambuja Cements (1.05%), ITC (0.5%) and HDFC (0.4%) were the other stocks from the Sensex to romp home on a winning note today.
Metal stocks Hindalco and Tata Steel went down by 3.65% and 3.4% respectively. ACC lost 3.3%. Reliance Energy, Tata Consultancy Services, DLF, Reliance Industries, ONGC, Wipro, NTPC, HDFC Bank, Larsen & Toubro, Ranbaxy Laboratories and Grasim Industries lost 1% - 3%.
State Bank of India closed with a loss of 0.9% at Rs 2252.05. Reliance Communications, Hindustan Unilever, Bharti Airtel, Satyam Computer Services, ICICI Bank, Infosys Technologies, Mahindra & Mahindra and Cipla also ended on a weak note.
Nalco (down 5.75%) was the biggest loser in the Nifty index. BPCL, which had a bright morning session, ended with a sharp loss of 5.5% at Rs 384.50. SAIL, Siemens, GlaxoSmithKline Pharma, Suzlon Energy, Reliance Petroleum, Hero Honda, Punjab National Bank, Sterlite Industries, Tata Power, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation and Unitech also ended with sharp losses today. Dr. Reddy's Laboratories finished with a modest gain of 0.6%.
TVS Motor, Ashok Leyland, Colgate Palmolive, Neyveli Lignite Corporation, Bongaigaon Refinery, Chennai Petroleum Corporation, Adani Enterprises, Fertilizers & Chemicals, Mirc Electronics, Mangalore Refineries & Petrochemicals, Titan Industries, IDBI, Sterlite Optical Technologies, IDFC and Federal Bank ended sharply lower.
Bilcare, India Infoline, SpiceJet, HT Media, Indraprastha Gas, Ashapura Minechemicals, PTC India, Exide Industries, Triveni Engineering, India Cements, Godrej Consumer Products, Novartis, Usha Martin and REI Agro were among the prominent losers from the midcap index.
Mico, Sun TV Network, Ispat Industries, Omaxe, Indian Bank, Jindal Saw, Cummins India, Hindustan Zinc, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare, National Fertilizers, Jaiprakash Associates, Nirma, IndusInd Bank, Gujarat Minerals, Dredging Corporation, Orchid Chemicals, Lanco Infratech and Nicholas Piramal surged higher on strong buying support.
As profit taking took centrestage, the market breadth turned weak towards the closing minutes. When trade ended, out of 2873 stocks that were seen in action on BSE, 1497 stocks had slipped into the red. 1306 stocks closed with gains and 70 stocks settled at their previous closing levels.
Other stories @ www.sify.com/finance/
Infosys strengthens position in FinTech 100
Valuemart Info acquires Datatalk
Ashok Leyland in tie-up with TVS
Ushdev Intl plans bonus issue
'India can achieve double-digit growth'
Carrefour in talks with Indian realty firm
Pension funds to be invested in equities
NSDL to handle pension records for Govt staff
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