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Global investors cashing in their holdings in Indian financial firms
Fp Archives •HSBC has offered its entire stakes in India's Axis Bank and Yes Bank through share sales worth up to Rs 2,450 crore
Axis Bank net up 25%, to sell part of AMC biz to Schroders
Fp Staff •A CNBC-Tv18 poll estimated a net profit rise of 16 percent at Rs 1,183.5 crore.
Sensex closes at 2-month low on GAAR fears, rupee at 51.28
Fp Staff •Mumbai-based realty stocks like Oberoi, IndiaBulls, HDIL are down around 2 percent today as the Maharashtra government is planning 160 times hike in stamp duty for leave - licence properties.
Why Axis Bank's shares could jump nearly 50%
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Monkey 1 stays ahead of experts in 2011, but indices lead
Fp Editors •2011 has been a rough year for the markets. One of our Monkeys weathered it quite well, but not the other one.
Broker alert: M&M a good bet, tractor sales to boost growth
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Which banks need to worry the most if the power sector defaults?
Bose •It's very likely that banks funding power sector could be heading for some major trouble. State Bank of India and ICICI Bank could be some of the names looking at restructuring loans given to the sector.
Axis Bank-Enam deal gets RBI nod: reports
Fp Editors •According to media reports, the RBI has approved a revised share swap deal under which Axis Bank will initially merge Enam with itself and then transfer it to a subsidiary, Axis Securities and Sales Limited (ASSL).
How the 9 stocks performed on Monday
Shishir Asthana •The stocks offered varied results on Monday as far as their movement is concerned.
Screw the mood, says Bajaj. Things are fine with India
Bose •India Inc thinks that things were actually quite good in India. It was just the media, including social media, playing 'bad guy' by magnifying bad news because "bad news sells", they said.