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Updated: 27/11/2008 | 10:12 AM IST

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Following a series of terror attacks in the country’s financial capital, Mumbai, global technology company Dell has banned its travel to India.

Meanwhile, Union commerce and industries minister Kamal Nath has said the act would not have an impact on the economy, terming the attack a mindless act of violence.

There will be no trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange today in the wake of the attacks.

The foreign exchange market and the NCDEX, MCX and MCX-SX will also remain closed today.