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OPEN MARKET OPERATIONS OF RBI ARE A PART OF REGULAR LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT
STEEL MINISTRY FORMS COMMITTEE TO RESTRUCTURE PSU'S LIKE MSTC, KIOCL
STEEL MINISTRY FORMS COMMITTEE TO RESTRUCTURE PSU'S
TO TALK TO PM ON IRON ORE EXPORTS
CRUDE FALLS BELOW $60/BBL FOR THE 1ST TIME SINCE MAY ON ECONOMIC JITTERS
CIC ISSUED AN ORDER AGAINST SEBI IN THE MATTER ON JUN 26, 2009
BHOJ RAJ SAHU ASKED FOR LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS OF ALL DELISTED COS
CIC ORDER FAVOURING BHOJ RAJ SAHU ASKED FOR DATA ON DELISTED COS
CHALLENGES CENTRAL INFORMATION COMMISSION'S ORDER ON RTI
CRUDE FALLS BELOW $60/BBL ON THURSDAY ON ECONOMIC JITTERS
SEEKS RS.9000/TN CUT IN STEEL PRICES IN FY'10: NW
SENIOR MGMT CHANGES TO HELP IN POSITIONING THE COMPANY IN FUTURE
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
DISCOVER 100CC NOT TO REPLACE PLATINA 100, NOT AN ENTRY LEVEL BIKE
TO LAUNCH 100CC DISCOVER, POSITIONING 100 CC BIKE AS A 'LONG DISTANCE BIKE'
SEBI WANTS MIN 26% FREE FLOAT, FM TO GIVE TIME FOR IMPLEMENTATION: SRCS
APPOINTS INVST BANKS FOR FUND RAISING EXERCISE, PLANS TO RAISE $400MN: SRCS
FUND RAISING LARGELY TO REDUCE DEBT TO RS.7000 - 8000 CR
SUZLON PLANS TO RAISE $400MN: SOURCES
SUZLON APPOINTS INVESTMENT BANKS FOR FUND RAISING EXERCISE: SOURCES
LEAD BANKERS INCLUDE CREDIT SUISSE, CITI & DEUTSCHE BANK: SOURCES
SUZLON TO RAISE FUNDS VIA GDR OR QIP ROUTE: SOURCES
NEED TO REVAMP SAT WILL BE REVIEWED IN THE MEETING: SOURCES

Updated: 08/07/09 | 01:42 PM IST

Market Watch

The key benchmark indices were weak but off their lows in afternoon trade today. Realty, banking and capital goods counters were under severe selling pressure.

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Weak global cues push Sensex below 14K

Indian stocks plunged in early trade today mirroring losses in overseas markets. Realty, metals and capital goods stocks were under severe selling pressure.

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Slumping crude prices drag US markets lower

Major stock indices skidded 2 percent on Tuesday as crude fell for the fifth straight day and the Dow Jones industrial average fell 161 points to its lowest close since late April.

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Auto, defensives push Sensex higher

Buying in auto and defensive stocks after yesterday’s steep selloff propelled markets higher today. However, selling in oil & gas and metal counters capped the gains.

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Defensive buying helps lift Sensex

The key benchmark indices were trading higher in afternoon deals today led by advances in defensive counters. Gains were, however, capped on selling pressure in realty, PSU and oil & gas stocks.

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Capital goods, banks lead Sensex gains

The key benchmark indices were trading higher in the early deals today after yesterday’s sharp sell-off. Buying interest was seen in banking, realty and capital goods stocks.

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US stocks end mixed, oil slide hits energy shares

US stocks ended mostly lower on Monday as drop in oil and commodities prices had investors worrying again that demand for basic materials may remain slack.

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Sensex nosedives 869 pts on Pranab’s Bharat push

Indian stocks were hammered as investors expressed disappointment after Pranab Mukherjee presented an expansionary budget that did not outline any major reforms. The Sensex fell 869 points to end at 14,043.

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Markets give up early gains, metal stocks decline

The key benchmark indices pared early gains amid choppy trade led by a decline in metal, oil & gas and auto stocks.

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Sensex advances ahead of the Budget

The key benchmark indices were trading higher in the early deals today. Buying interest was seen in capital goods, realty, power and PSU stocks.

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