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   INVESTOR
Tuesday, September 18, 2001 
Equity funds NAVs witness up to 17% erosion in a week
  The mayhem in stock markets has cast its shadow on equity funds as their net asset values have seen a massive erosion of up to 17 per cent in one week. Thanks to the terrorist attack in the US and fear of a war, the Sensex has lost over 500 points since September 11.
GoI-Sec volumes decline at the start of consolidation phase
  The turnover on the NSE's wholesale debt market has been declining steadily. During September to till date, the average trading volume dipped to Rs 2,650.36 crore from Rs 3,158 crore in August. Total turnover during this month was Rs 37,105.09 crore.
Bloodshed on bourses, 13 Sensex stocks touch 52-week lows
  The bloodbath on the bourses continued unabated on Monday as war worries led 13 out of the 30 Sensex heavy-weights to touch their new 52-week lows while four others were looming dangerously close to that level.
FIs consider steps to prop market, prevent losses
  Financial institutions, including the UTI, are considering various measures to prop up the market and prevent themselves from heavy losses in the wake of turmoil prevailing in the Indian financial sector after terrorist attacks in the US.

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