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CRUDE FALLS 2.6% TO $77.43 BBL
COPPER DOWN TO $6490/TON ON WEAK DEMAND AND US UNEMPLOYMENT DATA
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DOW JONES UP 0.17%; NASDAQ UP 0.34%; S &P 500 UP 0.25%
RCOM LOSES 0.1%, SHEDS 23.5 LAKH SHARES IN OPEN INTEREST
IDEA LOSES 5.2%, ADDS 30.6 LAKH SHARES IN OPEN INTEREST
ASHOK LEYLAND GAINS 4.9%, ADDS 32.4 LAKH SHARES IN OPEN INTEREST
NIFTY CLOSES JUST BELOW 4800 AFTER A GAP UP OPENING
STRONG AT $1095/OZ AS SAFETY MEASURE POST RISE IN U.S UNEMPLOYMENT DATA
U.S UNEMPLOYMENT DATA AT 26 YEAR HIGH;CRUDE FALLS 2.6% TO $77.43 BBL
SMS BOS < SPACE > MF, MUTUAL FUND QUERY AT 56388
ISSUES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR AUTHORISED PERSONS
AUTHORISED PERSONS CAN FACILITATE TRADING THROUGH BROKER TERMINALS
STOCK BROKERS TO SEEK SEBI APPROVAL FOR APPOINTING AUTHORISED PERSONS
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
DOMESTIC FUNDS NET BUY RS.236.62 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 6 (PROVISIONAL)
FOREIGN FUNDS NET BUY RS.587.02 CR IN EQUITIES ON NOVEMBER 6 (PROVISIONAL)
EXL TO ACQUIRE BACK-OFFICE OPS OF AXP BUSINESS TRAVEL IN INDIA FOR $30 MN
EXL ENTERS MULTI-YEAR SERVICES PACT WITH AMERICAN EXPRESS

Updated: 23/10/09 | 02:42 PM IST

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The key benchmark indices pared gains in afternoon trade led by a decline in oil & gas and capital goods stocks.

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The key benchmark indices surged in early trades on the back of advances in world markets. Realty, metal and banking stocks moved higher today.

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US stocks rise as financial, consumer stocks gain

Investors encouraged by a good batch of earnings reports and forecasts jumped back into stocks after a two-day slide.

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Nifty slides below 5K on global selloff

Indian markets ended lower for the third straight session as the benchmark index fell 75 points to end at 4,988 on Thursday. Global stock markets dropped on Thursday, with a number of markets in Asia and Europe lower by 1 per cent or more.

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Sensex wobbles amid weak global cues

The benchmark index was lower in noon trading amid a lot of volatility. Weak global markets and a pickup in inflation dented market sentiment.

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US stocks turn lower as note on banks spooks traders

Spooked traders unraveled a rally in stocks late on Wednesday as a downbeat assessment of a bank touched off fears that the market is getting overheated.

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Rupee down by 37 paise against US dollar

Amid soaring oil prices and signs of capital inflows slowing down, the Indian rupee plunged sharply by 37 paise to a one-week low of 46.48/49 against the dollar.

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Sensex skids in late selloff but holds 17K

The Sensex fell 213 points to end at 17,009 after selling pressure intensified in the in the late trade. Auto, banking and metal stocks were the worst hit in a broad-based decline, amid weak global cues.

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IT stocks gain in flat markets

The key benchmark indices remained flat amid range bound afternoon trade today. While IT and realty stocks advanced, auto and banking counters were under selling pressure.

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Markets flat on weak global cues

The key benchmark indices were flat in the early deals amid losses in global markets. While IT stocks rose, metal and banking counters were under pressure.

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World unemployment up despite economic recovery

Despite signs of an economic revival gathering pace around the globe, the millions of people laid off during the worst recession in 70 years are unlikely to see relief any time soon as joblessness is still climbing in many of the world's largest economies.

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