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  • More downsides seen in real estate: Sanjeev Agarwal - Sanjeev Agarwal, Director, Dynamix Research and Capital Management in a chat with ET Now talks about the real estate space.
  • There is going to be a rotation in the midcaps: Sanjeev Agarwal - Sanjeev Agarwal, Director, Dynamix Research and Capital Management in a chat with ET Now talks about the textile stocks.
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  • Nifty rangebound; oil & gas, FMCG gain -

    Benchmarks were a tad higher led by gains in index heavyweight Reliance Industries while broader markets were in the red. Top gainers, losers and recommendations

  • Fortress Financial bullish on power sector - ET Now talks to Upendra Kulkarni, Executive Director, Fortress Financial Services power sector.
  • Ashwani Gujral\'s top five picks for today\'s trade - Technical Analyst Ashwani Gujral is bullish on Hitachi Home and Infosys. However, he is bearish on Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL), Canara Bank and Dhampur Sugar.
  • Sudarshan Sukhani\'s top five picks for today\'s trade - Sudarshan Sukhani of Technical Trends is bullish on Dabur India, Chambal Fertilisers, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), Mangalam Cements and Orchid Chemicals.
  • It\'s raining jobs at IIMs, ISB; avg salaries beat 2009 - Consultancy firms top list of recruiters; fewer offers seen from financial institutions, Ibanks and pvt equity firms.
  • Is Rs 300350/sh price band for NMDC FPO expensive? - The NMDC stock tanked over 5% today on pricing concerns of its followon public issue. Late last night, the government had set the price band for the issue at Rs 300350 per share, a steep discount to the current market price.
  • DQ Entertainment IPO subscribed 3.5 times on day 2 - The initial public offering (IPO) of DQ Entertainment, issue was subscribed nearly 3.57 times overall on second day, March 9, 2010, as per data available on the NSE website.
  • Gold traders step up hedging on bourses - Indian gold traders are increasingly turning to hedges on local bourses to fight price volatility as they seek to revive consumption, exchange officials and analysts said.
  • BSE among top 10 exchanges globally - The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has emerged as one of the top ten bourses globally in terms of valuation of shares traded, with its market valuation nearly doubling to Rs 60,79,892 crore ($1.31 trillion) last year.
  • Index may open on a weak note - The Nifty moved in a narrow range today, faced strong resistance above 5,130 and closed at 5,100 on lack of support at higher levels.
  • 'Good scope for Indian firms at AIM' - Londons Alternative Investment Market (AIM) for small and mid-level companies is again trying to attract Indian companies to raise funds. Marcus Stuttard, head of AIM, London Stock Exchange (LSE) Group, was in Mumbai for a road show in this regard. He spoke to Rajesh Bhayani on issues concerning AIM-listed companies and prospects post the financial crisis.
  • NMDC shares down 6% after FPO band announcement - The share price of NMDC, the state-owned mining company, fell over 6 per cent today after the government announced a price band of Rs 300-350 per share for its follow-on public offer (FPO).
  • Forbes India: Herr Forster takes charge of Tata Motors - DRIVEN: Carl-Peter Forster's stint with General Motors speaks about his calibre.Home-grown talent alone won't help automaker's complex global expansion.
  • Air India to lose Rs 5.400 cr in 2009-10: Patel - CASH STRAPPED: The airline is waiting for a cabinet nod to raise its working capital by $200 million.The airline is waiting for a cabinet nod to raise its working capital by Rs 1,000 cr.
  • Govt seeks to cut stake in State Bank to 51 pct - CUTTING STAKE: At present, the government owns 59.41 percent stake in the public sector bank.The disinvestment would generate revenue worth $2.5 billion.
  • View chat: BMW vs Merc: Battle of luxury cars - Did you say recession? Well, it certainly does not seem to be the case in the luxury car market in India!
  • Forbes India: Sunil Mittal's bold African safari - HIS BRAVE NEW WORLD: Sunil Bharti Mittal plays for MTN, Africa?s largest mobile operator.He isn't walking into a park with plans to buy Zain Telecom's African business.