Rajesh Bhayani &Amp; Dilip Kumar Jha

Stories by Rajesh Bhayani &Amp; Dilip Kumar Jha

300% jump in gold export; industry questions data

300% jump in gold export; industry questions data

Rediff.com   14 May 2012

Sharp rupee fall, interest differential on export finance rates may have led to arbitrage in gold.

Platinum to trade at discount to gold this year

Platinum to trade at discount to gold this year

Rediff.com   4 May 2012

Gold ($1,895 an ounce) superseded platinum ($1,872 an ounce) for the first time on September 5, 2011, due to rising investment demand of the yellow metal as a hedge against the global economic uncertainty.

Welspun puts steel project in Maharashtra on hold

Welspun puts steel project in Maharashtra on hold

Rediff.com   24 Apr 2012

Welspun Maxsteel, wholly owned subsidiary of the $3-billion Welspun Group, has kept its proposed steel factory plan in Maharashtra on hold due to the shortage of raw material and energy. The delay in environment clearances has also forced the company to keep the project in abeyance for now.

Vietnam likely to ban agri imports from India

Vietnam likely to ban agri imports from India

Rediff.com   24 Feb 2012

After China removed India from the list of its oilmeal importing countries from January 1, Vietnam has laid down impossible phytosanitary regulations for Indian exporters, thereby threatening one of the largest agri-commodities export markets in India. Vietnam may suspend the import of agri-commodities from India.

Gold import likely to see sharp fall in December quarter

Gold import likely to see sharp fall in December quarter

Rediff.com   6 Jan 2012

Earlier expectations of gold imports touching 1,000 tonnes in 2011 have been belied, with a steep fall in imports in recent months.

Gold to remain sideways on global uncertainty

Gold to remain sideways on global uncertainty

Rediff.com   12 Dec 2011

Gold price is likely to remain sideways this week due to uncertainty in global economy. The metal, of late, has started losing its status as safe haven investment avenue at the time of global economic crisis.

 'SKS will be universal finance co for rural folk'

'SKS will be universal finance co for rural folk'

Rediff.com   24 Nov 2011

The board has decided to expand into all financial services for the rural population. SKS would, however, continue to be a strong player in the microfinance business. Financial inclusion would continue to be in the centre of our activities.

IPO closure, listing time gap to be cut

IPO closure, listing time gap to be cut

Rediff.com   3 Oct 2011

Sebi panel to revisit norms for IPOs, mutual funds.

Jewellers see golden chance to default

Jewellers see golden chance to default

Rediff.com   23 Aug 2011

Customers asked to pay the yellow metal rate on the day of delivery instead of booking date.

FIIs head back as macro headwinds ease

FIIs head back as macro headwinds ease

Rediff.com   6 Jul 2011

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have returned with a bang. Over the last seven trading sessions, they have pumped in close to $2 billion into Indian equities. Most market players expect this to continue as they see macro headwinds easing.

NSE under fire from PSU shareholders

NSE under fire from PSU shareholders

Rediff.com   6 Jun 2011

Domestic institutional shareholders, who together hold around 39 per cent stake in the National Stock Exchange, are unhappy with the exchange's strategy of not charging transaction fees in the currency derivative segment.

Retailers push jewellery over gold bars, coins

Retailers push jewellery over gold bars, coins

Rediff.com   4 May 2011

Trend may slow down the growth in investment demand of the yellow metal in the short term.

Gitanjali Gems to enter the branded apparel space

Gitanjali Gems to enter the branded apparel space

Rediff.com   3 Mar 2011

"To support our massive retail activities, we plan to have our own textile brands - three women's wear brands, one men's wear and one kid's wear - in the next six months," says Deepak Tulsian, vice president, retail, of Gitanjali Gems.

Indian exchanges miss global M&A action

Indian exchanges miss global M&A action

Rediff.com   18 Feb 2011

While stock exchanges worldwide are consolidating, not much action is happening in India due to the cap on equity holding in stock exchanges.

700 units fear loan crisis in Tirupur

700 units fear loan crisis in Tirupur

Rediff.com   3 Feb 2011

The Madras High Court order for closure of over 700 dyeing and knitting units in Tirupur may trigger huge loan defaults. Repayment of loans worth about Rs 20,000 crore would be hit if operations came to a halt, said Tirupur Exporters Association President A Sakthivel.

Now, rating for B-schools

Now, rating for B-schools

Rediff.com   10 Jan 2011

In December 2010, Mumbai-based Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies received an A*** grading by credit rating agency Crisil.

Securities appellate body may get more powers

Securities appellate body may get more powers

Rediff.com   7 Jan 2011

The government is considering a common appellate authority for insurance and all instruments traded on the stock or commodity exchanges. This comes after the formation of the Financial Stability Development Council, a statutory body to coordinate the functioning of financial market regulators.

Europe snow leads to gold price spike

Europe snow leads to gold price spike

Rediff.com   27 Dec 2010

Gold coins are selling at a Rs 100 per 10 gram premium since Guru Pushya Nakshatra, one of the most auspicious occasions for buying precious metals in western Indian states.

Diamond prices likely to rise 20-25 pc next year

Diamond prices likely to rise 20-25 pc next year

Rediff.com   22 Dec 2010

Due to less supply and rising demand from American and Asian markets on the back of economic recovery, the prices of rough diamonds ('roughs') have risen 50 per cent since July.

Gold jewellery sales up 20% in last fortnight

Gold jewellery sales up 20% in last fortnight

Rediff.com   20 Dec 2010

Jewellery retailers witnessed a 20 per cent increase in the sale of ornaments during the last fortnight. The rise was due to more consumer footfalls following a 1.6 per cent correction in prices.