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MIL/ET Bureau, Jun 23, 2009
Mumbai: June 23, 2009 - Indices ended little changed on Tuesday as investors bought frontline stocks with the positive opening of the European markets. Buying activity in index-heavyweight Reliance Industries, Grasim and BHEL also supported the benchmarks. Traders also squared off positions ahead of F&O expiry later in the week.
MIL/ET Bureau, Jun 18, 2009
Mumbai: June 18, 2009 - Indian markets came under pressure as investors booked profits in over valued stocks and on rising concerns of health of global economy. Realty, metals and power were the worst hit while IT stocks bucked the trend.
MIL/ET, Jun 8, 2009
Mumbai: June 8, 2009 - Indian markets were in the red Monday as traders resorted to profit booking taking cues from subdued global markets. Broader markets, which have been off late outperforming the benchmarks, were the worst hit.
MIL/ET Bureau, May 15, 2009
Mumbai: May 15, 2009 - Benchmarks ended sharply higher Friday ahead of general election results. Positive global markets also boosted market sentiments. Indian markets have shown resilience ever since psephologists predicted that the third front may not be able to form a government at the centre.
MIL/ET/TOI, Jan 16, 2009
Mumbai: January 16, 2009 - Key indices sprung back Friday after a dismal session the previous day, mirroring overseas markets and cheered by signs the US government would do whatever is necessary to prevent its economy from sinking deeper into recession.
MI/ET, Sep 4, 2008
Mumbai: September 4, 2008 - Traders resorted to booking profits on Thursday after a smart rally in previous session. There was also caution ahead of the outcome of two-day NSG meet to discuss India-US nuclear deal. Global cues were also not supportive as major stock markets were lower.
MIL/Moneycontrl.com, Aug 6, 2008
August 6, 2008 - Second day sharp run up in rate sensitive and infrastructure stocks lifted markets to northwards. Cooling off in crude oil price on the NYMEX is an indication that inflation and interest rates will not go up now in near term. Sensex held above 15000 mark and Nifty is hovering around 4600.
MIL/Economic Times, Jun 20, 2008
Mumbai: June 20, 2008 - Stocks opened higher on Friday tracking advances in certain East Asian markets on account of a drop in crude oil. But dealers warned the rise may be short lived as the market awaits inflation data expected around noon.
MIL/BS Reporter, Jun 3, 2008
Mumbai: June 3, 2008 - The Sensex opened with a negative gap of 211 points at 15,852 owing to weakness in global markets.
MIL/BS Reporter, Apr 29, 2008
Mumbai: April 29, 2008 - The Sensex has extended gains after the Reserve Bank of India in its annual credit policy left repo rates unchanged. The index is now up 274 points at 17,290.
