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Gulf Daily News Friday, 16th January 2015
COUNTRY
SELL CASH
AUSTRALIA (Dollar)
BANGLADESH (Taka)
CANADA (Dollar)
CHINA (Yuan)
SELL DRAFT
0.3160
0.3130
0.00515
0.00484
0.3230
0.3190
0.061100
0.0611
0.0628
-
DENMARK
EGYPT (Pound)
0.0551
0.0532
EUROPEAN UNION (Euro)
0.4473
0.4448
HONG KONG (Dollar)
0.04982
0.04942
INDIA (Rupee)
0.00612
0.00621
INDONESIA (Rupiah)
0.00003185
0.00003076
IRAN (Tuman)
0.00010957
-
IRAQ (Dinar)
0.000317
-
JAPAN (Yen)
0.003390
0.003320
0.5366
0.5350
JORDAN (Dinar)
KOREA (Won)
0.00039912
KUWAIT (Dinar)
1.3040
1.300
0.108800
0.1079
NEW ZEALAND (Dollar)
0.2970
0.2960
NORWAY (Krone)
0.0515
-
MALAYSIA (Ringgit)
N.Yemen
-
-
NEPAL (Rupee)
0.00404
0.00388
OMAN (Riyal)
0.98000
0.98300
PAKISTAN (Rupee)
0.00388
0.00376
PHILIPPINES (Peso)
0.00872
0.00847
QATAR (Riyal)
0.10379
0.10374
SAUDI ARABIA (Riyal)
0.10062
0.10065
0.2880
0.2870
SINGAPORE
SOUTH AFRICA (Rand)
0.03480
0.03470
SRI LANKA (Rupee)
0.00311
0.00286
SWEDEN (Krona)
0.0498
-
SWITZERLAND (Franc)
0.4569
0.4539
SYRIA (Pound)
0.002490
TAIWAN (Dollar)
0.012400
-
THAILAND (Baht)
0.011730
0.011710
TURKEY (Lira)
0.1716
-
UK (Sterling)
0.5825
0.5788
UAE (Dirham)
0.102800
0.102800
USA (Dollar)
0.37800
0.378
For firm rates or for currencies not listed above please call Bahrain
Financing Company. Telephone: 17228888.
1 US$
0.3770
0.2855
0.3849
3.6420
3.6730
3.7500
Bahrain
Kuwait
Oman
Qatar
UAE
Saudi
1 UK Stg
0.5720
33.2665
0.3938
3.7258
3.7575
3.8363
Currency
Euro
Yen
Swiss francs
Canadian dollars
Pound
Gold bars
Selling
Rates are in Bahrain Dinars
8gm coin 22k
118.000
8gm coin 21k
112.000
1gm (24 carat)
17.500
2.5gm
42.000
5gm
80.500
10gm
157.500
20gm
311.500
50gm
771.500
100gm
1,538.000
1 ounce
481.500
1 tola
182.500
5 tola
896.500
10 tola
1,779.000
1kg
15,168.500
1kg silver
232.000
1/2kg silver
117.500
Courtesy
Bahrain
Express
Exchange Tel: 17-275-275
January 15
1.1589
117.03
0.9002
1.1931
1.5155
100 Yen
0.3235
0.2450
0.3303
3.1256
3.1522
3.2183
Previous
1.1802
116.71
1.0170
1.1942
1.5230
LONDON MARKETS
Gold (per ounce)
$1,259.00
Silver (per ounce)
$17.12
Palladium
$780.00
Platinum
$1,258.00
(Three-month delivery)
Aluminium ($ per tonne) 1,767.00
Copper ($ per tonne)
5,627.00
Lead (per tonne)
$1,745.00
Nickel (per tonne)
$14,250.00
Tin (per tonne)
$19,400.00
Zinc (per tonne)
$2,021.00
BOMBAY
Gold 24K (per gram)
Rs2,506.13
Gold (10g)
25,432.00
Silver (1kg)
37,365.00
Oil delivery prices (in dollars per barrel)
IPE Brent
Nymex crude
1 SFR
0.3685
0.2791
0.3762
3.5601
3.5904
3.6657
January 15
(close)
$48.69
$48.48
Total number of shares traded
Total value of shares trades
PRICES at the close of trading yesterday:
BAHRAIN ALL SHARE INDEX................................. 1,428.46 ................ +2.40
Company ...........................................................Share Prices .. Change + or COMMERCIAL BANK
Al-Ahli United Bank (AUB) ............................................ $0.805 ............... -0.005
Al Salam Bank - Bahrain BSC (SALAM) ........................ 0.130 .........................
Bahrain Islamic Bank (BISB) .......................................... 0.150 .........................
BBK (BBK) ...................................................................... 0.470 .........................
Ithmaar Bank BSC (ITHMR) ......................................... $0.160 .........................
Khaleeji Commercial Bank BSC (KHCB)........................ 0.042 .........................
National Bank of Bahrain (NBB) ..................................... 0.850 .........................
INVESTMENT
Al Baraka Banking Group BSC (BARKA) ..................... $0.805 .........................
Arab Banking Corporation (ABC) ................................... 0.720 .............. +0.020
Bahrain Commercial Facilities Company (BCFC) .......... 0.700 .........................
Bahrain Middle East Bank (BMB) ................................... 0.034 .........................
Esterad Investment Company BSC (ESTERAD) ........... 0.188 .........................
Gulf Finance House EC (GFH) ..................................... $0.190 .........................
Gulf Monetary Agency (GMG) ........................................ 0.035 .........................
Inovest BSC (INOVEST) .............................................. $0.210 .........................
Investcorp Bank (INVCORP) .................................... $501.750 .........................
TAIB Bank (TAIB) ......................................................... $2.740 .........................
United Gulf Bank (UGB) ................................................. 0.390 .........................
United Gulf Investment Corporation BSC (UGIC) .......... 0.133 .........................
SERVICES
Bahrain CarPark Company (CPARK) ............................. 0.168 .........................
Bahrain Cinema Company (CINEMA) ............................ 1.540 .........................
Bahrain Duty Free Complex (DUTYF) ............................ 0.880 .........................
Bahrain Shipping Repairing and Engineering (BASREC)2.100 ........................
Bahrain Telecommunication Company (BATELCO) ....... 0.330 .........................
1,416,204
BD359,350
BMMI BSC (BMMI) ......................................................... 0.870 .........................
Nass Corporation BSC (NASS) ...................................... 0.172 .........................
Seef Properties (SEEF) .................................................. 0.200 .........................
Trafco Group BSC (TRAFCO) ........................................ 0.220 .........................
Zain Bahrain BSC (ZAINBH) .......................................... 0.202 .........................
INSURANCE
Al Ahlia Insurance Company (AHLIA)............................. 0.260 .............. +0.016
Arab Insurance Group (ARIG) ...................................... $0.505 .........................
Bahrain and Kuwait Insurance Company (BKIC) ........... 0.660 .........................
Bahrain National Holding Company (BNH) .................... 0.462 .............. +0.042
Takaful International Company (TAKAFUL).................... 0.145
HOTELS AND TOURISM
Bahrain Family Leisure (FAMILY) ....................................0.116 .........................
Bahrain Tourism Company (BTC)................................... 0.220 .........................
Banader Hotels Company BSC (BANADER) ................. 0.056 .........................
Gulf Hotel Group BSC (BHOTEL) .................................. 0.850 .............. +0.020
National Hotels Company (NHOTEL) ............................. 0.300 .........................
INDUSTRIAL
Aluminum Bahrain BSC (ALBH) ..................................... 0.500 ............... -0.005
Bahrain Flour Mills Company (BFM) .............................. 0.396 .........................
Delmon Poultry Company (POLTRY) ............................. 0.320 .........................
PREFERRED SHARE
AUB Class A Preference Share (AUB.PREF.A)............ $0.425 .........................
CLOSED COMPANY SECTOR
Securities & Investment Company 2 (SICO-C) .............. 0.310
United Paper Industries BSC (c) (UPI) ........................... 0.420 .........................
NON-BAHRAINI CO
Bank Muscat (BMUSC) .................................................. 0.915
Global Investment House (Kuwait) (GLOBAL) ................ 0.111 .........................
International Investment Group (IIG) .............................. 0.070 .........................
Sensex surges 2.7 per cent
MUMBAI: The BSE Sensex
and Nifty rose more than 2.5
per cent yesterday, marking
their biggest daily gain in eight
months, after blue-chips led by
interest rate-sensitive stocks
surged on hopes the central
bank’s surprise rate cut will
stoke growth.
The NSE bank index rose as
much as 4.3pc to a record high
of 19,410.40 after the Reserve
Bank of India (RBI) cut interest rates by 25 basis point and
signalled it could cut further,
amid cooling inflation and the
government’s efforts to contain fiscal deficit.
Lower borrowing costs
supported by a steep fall in
commodity prices, especially
crude oil, are expected to boost
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s plans to kick-start investments and earnings in Asia’s
third largest economy.
The Sensex rose as much as
3.1pc during the day
before ending 2.66pc
higher.
The broader Nifty
ended up 2.62pc after
earlier rising as much
as 3pc.
The
indexes
marked their biggest
daily gains since May 9, 2014.
“It is a big positive for the
market. RBI will now wait for
the government to take measures to address supply-side
issues, stick to fiscal consolidation and initiate further reforms before they announce
more cuts,” said Dipen Shah,
head of private client group research at Kotak Securities.
Lower-than-expected inflation has been enabled by lower
global crude oil prices, weaker demand
conditions globally
and locally, and the
government’s commitment towards fiscal consolidation, RBI
said. Consumer Price
Index (CPI) data released on Monday showed that
retail inflation grew by 5pc in
December, while Wholesale
Price Index (WPI) data released on Wednesday showed
wholesale inflation expanded
by just 0.1pc.
“A welcome move by RBI.
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Almoayed Wilhelmsen Ltd
NYK Apollo
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East today
NYK Apollo
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East today
MSC Cristina
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East tomorrow
Singapore Bridge OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East tomorrow
MSC Clorinda
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East tomorrow
MSC Mandraki
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East tomorrow
Petrohue
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East tomorrow
MSC Lana
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East tomorrow
CMA CGM Bellini OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East tomorrow
Morning Chant
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East January 19
OOCL Europe
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East January 19
Tayma
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East January 19
NYK Apollo
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East January 20
YM Essence
OOCL/ NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East January 20
Exports from Bahrain
NYK Apollo
OOCL to Far East, China, Southeast Asia, Inter Gulf Jan 19
APL Vancouver
OOCL to Far East, China, Southeast Asia, Inter Gulf Jan 22
Hanjin Port Kelang OOCL to Far East, China, Southeast Asia, Inter Gulf Jan 26
Alsharif Group
NYK Apollo
TS Line due from Far East today
Unayzah
Hanjin due from Far East January 21
Xin Hong Kong
Hanjin due from Far East January 21
Sakaka
Hanjin due from US, Mediterranean January 21
Hanjin Belawan Hanjin due from Inter Gulf January 21
Hanjin Port Kelang TS Line due from Far East January 23
Malik Al Ashtar
Hanjin due from Far East January 28
Al Hilal
Hanjin due from Far East January 28
Dilmun Shipping Agency
NYK Appollo
CMA CGM Bellini
Morning Chant
Glovis Composer
Glovis Champion
Hanjim Port Kelang
Gulf Agency Company
NYK Apollo
Rio Blanco
Rio Madeira
NYK Themis
Pucon
Maule
Rio De La Plata
National Shipping
MSC Cristina
Singapore Bridge
MSC Clorinda
MSC Mandraki
Petrohue
MSC Lana
OOCL Europe
Tayma
YM Essence
Shahraz
Azargoun
MSC Filomena
The move marks a regime
shift in policy stance. Here
on, growth objective will gain
precedence even as policymakers keep a firm eye on
inflation,” said Vikas Khemani, president & CEO at Edelweiss Securities Ltd.
“The critical question now
is not ‘when exactly,’ but
‘how much’ policy easing
can one expect. In my view,
there is a scope of more than
100 bps easing in the coming
year.” Khemani added.
All the sectoral indices on
BSE rose.
The realty index was the
top sectoral gainer, up 7.99pc,
followed by the Bankex and
capital goods, which were up
3.29pc and 2.40pc, respectively. The automotive, oil
and gas, and power indices
were up 2.13pc, 2.01 and
2.10, respectively.
The FMCG, metal, and
Teck indices were up 1.35pc,
0.98pc and 0.68, respectively.
IT and consumer durables
were up 0.53pc and 1.11pc,
respectively. BSE mid-cap index rose as much as 1.63pc to
10,642.58 points and touched
a record-high, while BSE
Small-cap Index climbed as
much as 1.3pc to 11,343.80.
Emirates due from Far East today
CSCL due from Far East tomorrow
Eukor due from Europe January 19
Hyndai Glovis due from Europe January 21
Hyndai Glovis due from Europe January 22
Emirates due from Far East January 23
NYK due from Far East January 20
Norasia due from Europe January 26
Norasia due from Europe February 5
NYK due from Far East February 10
Norasia due from Europe February 10
Norasia due from Europe February 18
Norasia due from Europe February 24
MSC due from US, Mediterranean tomorrow
MSC due from US, Mediterranean tomorrow
MSC due from US, Mediterranean tomorrow
MSC due from Far East tomorrow
MSC due from Far East tomorrow
MSC due from Inter Gulf tomorrow
Cosco due from Far East January 19
Cosco due from Far East January 19
YML due from Far East January 20
HDSL due from Far East January 21
HDSL due from Far East January 21
MSC due from US, Mediterranean January 24