Bankex makes the most of market rally

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SMS BOS < SPACE > MF, MUTUAL FUND QUERY AT 56388
COS GETTING FRESH FDI IN SECTORS WHERE FDI CAPS HAVE GONE UP: SOURCES
NEW NORMS TO CONSIDER TOTAL FOREIGN INVESTMENT NOT TOTAL INVESTMENT: SRCS
CCEA NOD NEEDED ONLY FOR INVESTMENTS OF RS.1200 CR AND ABOVE: SOURCES
GOVT TO EASE NORMS FOR FDI REQUIRING CABINET APPROVAL: SOURCES
NO PLANS TO OFFER HOME LOANS AT 8%: NW
OCTOBER UNEMPLOYMENT RATE RISES TO 10.2% VS 9.8% (MOM)
EMPLOYERS CUT PAYROLLS BY 190,000 IN OCTOBER VS ESTIMATE OF 175,000
FOREIGN FUNDS NET BUY RS.587.02 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 6 (PROVISIONAL)
DOMESTIC FUNDS NET BUY RS.236.62 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 6 (PROVISIONAL)
KINGFISHER RAISES FUEL SURCHARGE BY RS.200 ON SECTORS MORE THAN 1000 KM
KINGFISHER RAISES FUEL SURCHARGE BY RS.100 ON SECTORS UPTO 1000 KM
JET AIRWAYS RAISES FUEL SURCHARGE BY RS.100-150 ON SECTORS UPTO 1000 KM
NET PROFIT AT $455 MN VS LOSS OF $24.6 BN (YOY)
TOTAL REVENUES AT $26.05 BN VS $898 MN (YOY)
MUTUAL FUNDS NET BUY RS.34.3 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 5
FOREIGN FUNDS NET BUY RS.267.6 CR ($56.8 MN) IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 5
OVER 7% GROWTH ACHIEVABLE IN FY'11
TO EXPLORE STIMULUS EXIT MODE NOW; WINDING DOWN STIMULUS TO CUT DEFICIT
SENSEX UP 1.65%, NIFTY UP 1.8% FOR THE WEEK
CNX MIDCAP INDEX UP 3.9%, BSE SMALLCAP INDEX UP 1.6%
BSE PSU INDEX UP 4.77%, REALTY UP 4.4%, METAL INDEX UP 4%
INDEX GAINERS: BHARTI UP 9.4%, JP ASSOCIATES UP 8.6%, IDFC UP 7%
GETS U.S. FDA NOD FOR GENERIC ACULAR
TO RAISE UPTO $300 MN VIA FCCBS
EXTENDING 8% HOME LOAN SCHEME TILL 31ST MARCH , 2010
INDIAN RAILWAYS SHOULD RATIONALISE PASSENGER FARES UPWARD
TO RAILWAYS: STOP CROSS SUBSIDISING FARES AND FREIGHTS
IMPOSES 20% SAFEGUARD DUTY ON IMPORT OF SODA ASH
ROAD DEFICIT REMAINS THE GREATEST PROBLEM IN INFRASTRUCTURE IN INDIA

Updated: 25/03/2008 | 12:00 AM IST

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Tuesday, March 25, 2008 (New Delhi)

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The BSE Sensex was up 543.88 points or 3.55% to 15,832.78 on easing credit worries in United States following JP Morgan Chase and Co's improved offer to buy Bear Stearns.

All sectoral indices on BSE advanced. The BSE Consumer Durables index (up 3.76% to 3,623.69), the BSE Power (up 3.90% to 3,078.44), the BSE Metal index (up 4.22% to 13,327.18), the BSE Realty index (up 4.42% at 7,106.81), the BSE Oil and Gas index (up 3.08% to 10,030.26), and the BSE IT index (up 4.67% to 3,581.80), outperformed the Sensex.

The BSE Auto (up 1.89% at 4,487.51), the BSE Health Care index (up 1.83% at 3,746.29), the BSE Capital Goods index (up 3.45% at 13,682.39), The BSE TecK index (up 4.46% to 3,051.43), the BSE PSU index (up 2.89% to 7,416.27), the BSE FMCG index (up 1.25% at 2,207.35), underperformed the Sensex.

The BSE Bankex had underperformed the market over the past one month till 24 March 2008, declining 23.70% compared to the Sensex’s fall of 11.87%. It had also underperformed the market in the past one quarter, declining 30.24% compared to Sensex’s decline of 22.99%.

ICICI Bank (up 6.02% to Rs 854), State Bank of India (up 4% to Rs 1712), Axis Bank (up 10.10% to Rs 790.20), and HDFC Bank (up 3.56% to Rs 1385), were the key gainers from BSE Bankex.