Issue dated - 16th October. 2003

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Textile scrips hit new highs on strong fundamentals

The Sensex zoomed passed 4700 points level during the week ended Thursday October 9 as FIIs pumped huge money into the Indian market. In the past five days, FIIs poured in $ 400 million. Mutual funds too were reasonably good buyers during this period. The upbeat sentiment that was spread across institutions and retail investors saw the Sensex crossing the 4700 points level. Strong economic rebound coupled with good monsoon has triggered re-rating of the economy. The Sensex closed the week at 4698 points.

Several textile stocks hit new 52-week highs during the week. Textile scrips like RIL, IPCL, LMW, Himatsingka Seide, Pantaloon, etc zoomed through the new highs.

Investors are looking at textile counters keeping the post-2004 developments in mind. Moreover, government policy initiatives in the recent past have also got their bearing on the overall market sentiment.

The Sensex is close to hit the all time high and market observers believe that lower interest rates ever backed by restructuring of corporates and sound economic fundamentals will drive the Sensex further high in coming months.

 


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Gearing up for future contingencies
It is high time that the domestic industry formulate a comprehensive strategy to face the future trade challenges. Producers require to prepare themselves for trade-related contingencies which if not attended properly, may eat into their market share.


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