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RIL MAKES NON-BINDING CASH OFFER TO BUY CONTROL IN LYONDELLBASELL
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DELL LOST 10% ON FRIDAY AFTER MISSING REVENUES & EARNINGS TARGET FOR Q3
GOLDMAN SACHS DOWN 1.6%, GE DOWN 1.1%, CISCO DOWN 1%, MERCK UP 3.2%
DOW JONES FALLS FOR 3RD STRAIGHT DAY TO END LOWER BY 0.1% ON FRIDAY
DELL LOST 10% ON FRIDAY AFTER MISSING REVENUES & EARNINGS TARGET FOR Q2
U.S MARKETS ENDED LOWER ON FRIDAY AS TECH STOCKS TOOK THE BIGGEST HIT
NASDAQ DOWN 0.5%, S&P 500 INDEX LOWER BY 0.3% AT CLOSE ON FRIDAY
FOREIGN FUNDS NET SELL RS.463.89 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 20 (PROV)

Updated: 17/11/09 | 01:09 PM IST

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Markets trade lower, realty stocks slide

The key benchmark indices continued to trade lower in the afternoon deals today. While IT stocks advanced, realty and oil & gas stocks were under pressure.

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Gold breaches 17K in futures trade

Gold breached the psychological Rs 17,000-per-ten-gram mark for all the running contracts in futures trading on the Multi Commodity Exchange on a firming trend in the global markets where it crossed $ 1,140 an ounce.

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Markets flat amid mixed global cues

The key benchmark indices were trading flat in the morning deals. Gains in IT and metal stocks were offset by losses in banking and realty counters. Asian markets were trading mostly lower today.

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US stocks jump as retail sales rebound in Oct

Investors kept the stock market's upward momentum going on Monday, sending shares sharply higher after retail sales rebounded more than expected in October and the dollar extended its slide.

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Sensex gains 183 pts, retakes 17K

The Sensex recaptured the 17K mark on Monday as it ended 183 points higher at 17,032. Buying activity was seen in most sectors and it was supported by positive trade in global markets.

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Sensex trades firm, holds 17K

The key benchmark index remained firm to trade above 17,000 levels in the afternoon deals today. Auto, realty and metal stocks led the gains while IT counters showed some weakness.

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Oil rises above $77 as traders eye dollar

Oil prices rose above $77 a barrel on Monday in Asia amid a weaker US dollar and an improving global crude demand outlook next year.

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Sensex follows Asia higher, regains 17K

The key benchmark index crossed the 17,000 mark in early trades tracking firm Asian markets. Auto, realty and metal stocks led the gains in the markets.

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Bourses get flexibility to settle F&O

Market regulator SEBI on Friday gave the stock exchanges flexibility to set the futures & options settlement day, instead of the current practice of the last Thursday of the month.

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Sensex gains 152 pts, Nifty ends near 5K

Despite a cautious start, Indian markets held on to gains to end higher on Friday. The advances by oil & gas, IT, metal and auto stocks helped the markets to sustain gains in the absence of significant global cues.

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