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  • Drop in ARPUs will not necessarily hit profitability
  • Remain interested in global acquisitions : Akhil Gupta
  • No 'desperation' to get into 3G if bid prices irrational
  • Drop in realty rentals to help enhance retail presence
  • All units currently operating at 100% utilisation
  • Goldman cuts China GDP forecast to 6%
  • Tariffs down 10% in last 5 yrs; don't see further drop
  • Depreciation in rupee negating drop in product prices
  • To focus on domestic mkts in 2009: Gautam Singhania
  • Industry taking a hit on exports: Gautam Singhania
  • Buys 10% stake in Kalyani Net Ventures
  • Don't expect any slowdown in power biz through 2009
  • Will buy firms that can't achieve financial closure
  • Sitting on enough cash to pick up stake in new projects
  • Budge Budge unit to be on-stream ahead of schedule
  • Seeks increase in duty drawbacks and DEPB by 3%
  • Wants a minimum ceiling of 7% on export credit
  • Needs an additional 2% interest subvention
  • Bags order from Southern Railways worth Rs.110cr
  • India fairly insulated due to robust domestic demand
  • Pvt held business owners with 83% level of optimism
  • Travel and tourism remains relatively insulated
  • Majority of countries view 2009 as a difficult year
  • Fitch withdraws rating on Jindal Stainless
  • L&T bags order worth Rs.1100 crores
  • Key clients confidence is shaken in Satyam
  • Satyam could become vulnerable for acquisition
  • Satyam could face pricing pressure due to the situation
  • 100 people a diminutive no.; not indicative of anything
  • Software, BPO staff among those planning to quit: Srcs
Updated: 24/03/2008 | 12:00 AM IST
IT stocks in demand
Capital Market
Monday, March 24, 2008 (New Delhi)
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Infosys Technologies (up 1.52% to Rs 1362.25), Satyam Computer Services (up 0.60% to Rs 392.30), Wipro (up 4.43% to Rs 393.30), and TCS (up 1.85% to Rs 824.45), edged higher. The BSE IT index was up 1.29% to 3,413.03.

Infosys Technologies saw volumes of 1.59 lakh shares, Satyam Computer Services clocked volumes of 1.89 lakh shares), Wipro notched volumes of 1.06 lakh shares while 90,068 shares were traded on the TCS counter on BSE.

The BSE Sensex was up 96.04 points or 0.64% to 15,090.87 on positive cues from the global markets. On Thursday, 20 March 2008, US stocks closed their best week in nearly two months and are seen extending the solid rally this week, bolstered by the Federal Reserve's aggressive liquidity action.

The BSE IT index outperformed the market over the past one month to 19 March 2008, declining 12.47% as against the Sensex's 17.04% decline. It underperformed the market in the past three months, sliding 22.01% against the Sensex's fall of 21.75%.

Meanwhile, the Indian rupee was trading at 40.35/36 per dollar, stronger than Wednesday's close of 40.43/44. The currency market was shut on Thursday and Friday for religious holidays.

IT firms derive over 50% of their revenues from exports to US markets.

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