BSE to halt trading in derivatives of seven firms

The companies are Dr Reddy's Laboratories, Ambuja Cements, Ashok Leyland, Tata Chemicals, Indian Oil Corporation, Canara Bank and Petronet LNG Ltd, the BSE said in a circular.

"Derivatives contracts for the far month, ie., September 2009 and onwards would not be introduced upon expiry of June 2009 contracts ie on June 25, 2009," the circular said.

Existing contract months - July and August - would, however, continue to trade till they expire on the last Thursday of their respective expiry months, it added.

BSE training Institute

BSE has carved out a unique position among stock exchanges in the world in respect of knowledge development and management. It set up an exclusive training facility way back in 1989 which has now emerged as the leading facility in financial and securities market training in India.

BTI currently offers 36 courses, conducted over 180 programmes attended by over 8,000 participants a year. Participants are not only from all over the country but also from South Asia, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa. BTI also conducts various customised programmes for leading corporate and financial institutions.

Other important BSE updates -
Currency Derivatives at BSE
international Programme on Demat and Depositories
What is BSE -ASBA- explained
BSE's certification on currency futures

Facilities

BSE Training Institute (BTI) enjoys the patronage of the entire spectrum of financial community in India. Recently, BTI has expanded from 1/2 Floor, to 1 1/2 Floor at P.J.Towers, which includes state-of-the-art 50 -seater Certification Center equipped with TFT Monitor and Linux Virus Free Operating Platform. The BTI has additional modern facilities of an 80-seater class room, a 50-seater class room, a 30-seater class room, a 30-seater Computer Lab, a 20-seater Conference Hall, a Reference Library and a Dining Hall.

One of the unique features of BSE Training Institute are the faculties and the speakers, which are drawn from the Industry, a rich pool of professionals, practitioners and eminent personalities, who mix the theory with practical aspects through which participants gets hands on knowledge of the market.

3-month programme with JBIMS

Other important BSE updates -
Currency Derivatives at BSE
international Programme on Demat and Depositories
What is BSE -ASBA- explained
BSE's certification on currency futures

BTI also runs a highly popular 3-month part-time Certificate Programme on Capital Markets (CPCM) jointly with the Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies. The successful participants of this programme are awarded certificates by the University of Mumbai. This programme is highly popular with stock brokers, sub-brokers, investment consultants, portfolio managers, and professional from the depositories, depository participants, banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, custodians, clearing houses and financial institutions. Management students have also found this Programme of great value.

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Dec 2, 2008 - Sensex closes 101 pts down

Equities witnessed a volatile session Tuesday. After wallowing in the red for major part of the session, the indices pulled back sharply to end off lows.

Market opened with a gap-down tracking other Asian peers after the US economy was officially said to be in recession. The worst hit were the interest rate-sensitive sectors, as traders eyed some financial stimulus from the government like easing in ECB norms and lowering of interest rates.

Automobile stocks were down as economic slowdown hit sales badly while shares of oil exploration companies fell as crude oil price eased to $47.85 per barrel, the lowest since May 2005 and almost $100 off the record peak of $147.27 reached in July.

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National Stock Exchange’s Nifty closed at 2657.80, down 0.94 per cent or 25.10 points. The 50-share index hit an intra-day high of 2672.90 and low of 2570.70.

BSE Midcap Index declined 1.41 per cent and BSE Smallcap Index fell 1.25 per cent.

Amongst the sectoral indices, BSE Realty Index was up 2.69 per cent, BSE FMCG Index closed 1.14 per cent and BSE Power Index ended 0.50 per cent up.

Among the worst hit sectors were BSE Auto Index down 3.44 per cent, BSE Consumer Durables Index falling 2.59 per cent and BSE Oil&gas Index shedding 2.24 per cent.

Gains in Reliance Infrastructure (5.37%), Bharti Airtel (3.05%), Jaiprakash Associates (2.76%), NTPC (2.46%), ITC (2.45%) and DLF (1.96%) helped indices close off lows.

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Mahindra & Mahindra (-8.21%), Maruti Suzuki (-5.24%), Tata Consultancy Services (-5.21%), Larsen & Toubro (-3.46%), Sterlite Industries (-3.29%) and Reliance Industries (-3.10%) ended with significant losses.

Market breadth on BSE remained weak with 1,297 declines outnumbering 801 advances.