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FIIs step up buying after rupee nears 53 against dollar
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) infused money in both equities and debt, as the rupee was nearing 53 levels against the dollar last week, on hopes the domestic currency may not fall much from that level. In last week’s four trading sessions, FIIs, considered savvy investors, pumped in close to Rs 1,400 crore into Indian equities and another Rs 1,300 crore into the debt market, according
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) infused money in both equities and debt, as the rupee was nearing 53 levels against the dollar last week, on hopes the domestic currency may not fall much from that level. In last week’s four trading sessions, FIIs, considered savvy investors, pumped in close to Rs 1,400 crore into Indian equities and another Rs 1,300 crore into the debt market, according
ASIA CREDIT CLOSE: Screen-jockeying on IG, PB seller of HY
SINGAPORE, May 7 (IFR) - Asia saw a slow session as the London market is closed, pulling out some of the afternoon liquidity from the market. Still, traders took the opportunity to mark their
SINGAPORE, May 7 (IFR) - Asia saw a slow session as the London market is closed, pulling out some of the afternoon liquidity from the market. Still, traders took the opportunity to mark their
Global investors fret after Greek, French votes
Greek and French election results rattled investors on Monday by undermining confidence in the region's plans to cut spending and tackle its debt crisis, sending the euro to a three-month low.
Greek and French election results rattled investors on Monday by undermining confidence in the region's plans to cut spending and tackle its debt crisis, sending the euro to a three-month low.
JSPL approaches for revision its steel production target
Jindal Steel & Power Limited’s (JSPL) projected two steel plants will be “bigger” than other private sector steel players in Jharkhand.
Jindal Steel & Power Limited’s (JSPL) projected two steel plants will be “bigger” than other private sector steel players in Jharkhand.
No escaping European risks
The prospect of political risks joining economic and debt problems on the euro zone's list of worries, just as the outlook for global growth becomes uncertain, will keep investors focused firmly on
BoB Cap to prepare debt rejig package for textile industry
The Union textile ministry has appointed Bank of Baroda Capital, the merchant banking subsidiary of Bank of Baroda (BoB), to prepare a debt restructuring plan for the textile industry. Confirming
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