BSE’s India International Exchange (INX) and India International Clearing Corporation (ICC) have received ISO Certification by confirming to Information Security Management System standard.

Mrs. Bector’s Food Specialties plans a secondary sale IPO to raise Rs. 500 to 600 crores from the equity market.

Overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 87.14 lakh contracts with a turnover of Rs. 7,91,941.99 crore.

Overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 87.14 lakh contracts with a turnover of Rs. 7,91,941.99 crore.

Going ahead, the level of 10,480 would be seen as a crucial support and only a sustainable move below this level would lead to further correction up to the level of 10,410, whereas on the upside, immediate resistance is seen in the zone of 10,600-10,640. Stocks in the news: Lemon Tree Hotels, Jain Irrigation, Infibeam Corporation, Dynamatic Technologies, NMDC, Mercator, Sun Pharmaceuticals, Container Corporation, Magma Fincorp and ABG Shipyard.

Indian markets are expected to open in the green following positive leads from Asian peers. The markets will watch the results of TCS and IndusInd Bank. The SGX Nifty is pointing that Nifty may open 31 points higher at 10,585.    

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It has been a roller coaster ride for investors in the last few months. The sharp downfall in the Indian as well as global equity indices have eaten up the returns of investors. With such volatility many investors have switched to large-cap funds and stocks to safeguard their investment

Virinchi Limited has signed a multi-product five-year contract with Advance America Inc for a period of five years. Advance America Inc is the largest company in the US in the alternate finance industry which delivers, maintains and hosts its flagship lending management software.

Uttam Galva has informed the exchanges that it has indeed made a preliminary one-time settlement offer to payback 100 per cent of its dues to all of its lenders. This is the company’s second out of court settlement offer after the banks refused to accept a steep haircut, when the company offered to payback only 51 per cent of its dues.