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Thursday, September 13, 2001 
Fear of jump in oil imports cost shaves 10% off refinery stocks
  Thanks to a spurt in the crude oil price post-US attack, Indian refinery stocks shed up to 10 per cent on Wednesday. Investors liquidated their positions on fears of a jump in the cost of oil imports.
FM assures faster replacement of Sebi board members
  Finance minister Yashwant Sinha on Wednesday appeared to be endorsing the Sebi need of adding two more members to strengthen the regulator’s board, which currently has just three members including chairman DR Mehta.
Software stocks see huge offloading
  The Indian software stocks witnessed massive off-loading on Wednesday following the terrorist strike in the US.
Software companies, which have a huge exposure to the US markets, plunged by over 14 per cent in a day.
Selling pressure sees 91% A-group stocks plunge
  The US catastrophe has send shivers down the spines of investors as panic off-loading marked the trading on Wednesday. Interestingly, the fall in stock prices was not restricted to key stocks in a market which lacks depth.

   OTHER STORIES
Dr Reddy’s Labs shines despite downcast markets
Indian firms make a beeline to enlist on LSE
Pharma stocks recover as IT shares freeze at lower levels in selling mayhem
HSE to expand reach to small, medium towns in AP
Volatility may remain high
   
 
   
 
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