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Standard Chartered Bank allotted $197.38mn
Barclays Capital allotted $155.18mn, DBS allotted $300mn
Reallocation as FIIs failed to invest allotted component
Reallocates $1.31bn to FIIs for corporate debt invst
CNX Midcap down 1.3%, Smallcap Index down 1.8%
BSE Advances at 30.24%, Declines at 66.77%
Govt wants to focus on construction sector
Govt may not give direct sops to auto sector
Steel duty cut may provide relief to auto sector
Govt may cut excise duty on steel and cement
Govt may rejig duty to help SMEs: Ashwini Kumar
Anti -dumping laws to be strengthened
HCL Technologies announces partnership with Xerox
Govt to increase focus on infra spending
Banks want realtors to cut prices or sell properties
Pressure on RBI to cut rates has somewhat eased
Use special refinance to give loans to SMEs: RBI
Banks encouraged to use special refinance facility: RBI
Outstanding bank credit on Nov 7 at Rs.27.12 lk cr: NW
Banks' total deposit grew 20.4% on year to Nov 7: NW
Banks' total credit grew 26.5% on year to Nov 7: NW
RBI may set up a special $ fund for infra cos: Sources
RBI to allocate upto $10bn from FX reserves to fund: Srcs
FIIs net sell $91.5mn in equity on Nov 18
Power Grid approves 3 investment proposals
Approves Rs.7031cr investment in Sasan project
MFs net sell Rs.45cr in equity on Nov 18
Power Index down 2.7%, Metal Index down 1.8%
Capital Goods Index down 3.5%, Bankex down 2.9%
CNX Midcaps down 1.3%, Smallcap Index down 1.8%

Updated: 19/11/08 | 07:04 PM IST

Market Watch

The Indian rupee on Wednesday closed at its all-time low of 50.02/03 against the greenback after losing 35 paise on relentless capital outflows, sustained demand for US dollar and weak equity markets.

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Banks, capital goods drag markets down

The key benchmark indices slipped into red in afternoon trade and the market breadth turned negative on fears of FII selling due to subdued trend in most Asian stocks.

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Markets firm amid volatile trade, RIL soars

The markets surged in afternoon trade, amid a bout of volatility on buzz that RBI may announce steep rate cuts soon and reports that the government has decided to inject a whopping Rs 50,000 crore for funding infrastructure projects in a bid to pump-prime the economy.

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Sensex surges on Wall Street rally

The markets are trading higher today tracking overnight gains on Wall Street. The Sensex has surged 0.9 per cent while the Nifty is up 0.8 per cent in early trade.

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Asian markets weak despite Wall Street rally

Key Asian indices are trading lower today. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng, Japan’s Nikkei and South Korea’s Kospi are down over 1.3 per cent each.

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Wall Street pulls off final-hour rebound

Wall Street rebounded on Tuesday in another turbulent session, as investors rushed back into the market after the Standard & Poor's 500 index tested a 2003 low.

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Sensex ends below 9K amid volatile trade

The benchmark indices finished sharply lower today as worries of global recession and corporate layoffs dampened the investor sentiments. The Sensex fell 353 points to end at 8,937 levels while in the broader markets Nifty closed lower by 116 points at 2,683.

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RIL leads market recovery

Recovery in index heavyweight Reliance Industries triggered a recovery on the bourses from lower level in afternoon trade.

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IT, banks drag Sensex down

Worries about the weakening domestic and global economy pulled down the market to fresh intraday low in early afternoon trade. Political uncertainty due to ongoing state elections also weighed on the market.

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Rupee weakens against dollar

The Indian rupee today fell by 29 paise against the greenback in early trade on heavy demand for dollar from importers amid weak Asian equity markets.

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Global Crisis

No job cuts, but hiring to dip: Nasscom

The Indian IT industry will retain employees but will go slow on hiring this fiscal (2008-09) following declining growth rate, the organisation representing the industry said here on Wednesday.

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