Issue dated -5th February. 2004

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Southward momentum continues, textile stocks hammered

Markets witnessed a further correction during the week as the Sensex fell further to lower levels touching 5593 during the week to recover again touching 6000 levels. However, a panic sentiment gripped the markets as FII’s slowed down the pace of investments and domestic mutual funds remained lackluster. The Sensex closed the week at 5758 points — 94 points lower than previous close.

Textile stocks were under consistent selling pressure. Reliance fell to Rs 579 despite posting better than expected results with a net profit rise of 27 per cent to Rs 1,374 crore during the third quarter. Other stocks like Raymond, Siyaram, Zodiac, Clariant India and Ciba all witnessed a bear hammering, losing close to 6-10 per cent during the week.

As recommended earlier volatility continues in the stock markets. Investors should avoid short term day trading and stick to investments for the moment. It is expected that the markets may remain volatile and move in a range of 5600 to 5900 levels before moving in an upward direction.

 


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Resolving infrastructure woes
Poor infrastructure facilities have been taking toll on the competitiveness of the domestic textile base.


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