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Sensex down 12 points to close at 8,903 mark
Just
in:
After
a
day
filled
with
high
volatility,
Sensex
at
last
shed
12.09
points
and
closed
at
8,903.12
mark.
Nifty
closed
at
2708.25,
up
14.80
points
over
previous
close.
4:11
PM
11/24/2008
Just
in:
Sensex
loses
85
points
in
yet
another
volatile
trading.
Sensex
was
quoted
at
8,829
at
1:08
pm.
Nifty
fell
12
points
to
2,680.
SBI,
Reliance
Industries,
ICICI
Bank,
DLF,
Unitech,
HDFC
Bank,
HDFC,
Sterlite
Industries,
SAIL,
Tata
Steel,
Satyam,
Wipro,
Sun
Pharma,
Tata
Communication
and
Suzlon
Energy
are
dropping.
2:13
PM
11/24/2008
Just
in:
In
the
second
hour
of
trading,
markets
were
reported
highly
volatile
as
Sensex
rose
12
points
to
8,927
and
the
Nifty
gained
9
points
at
2,702,
at
11:02
hours.
11:55
AM
11/24/2008
Mumbai, Nov 24: Markets opened volatile on Monday, Nov 24 as Sensex went down 136 points to 8,778 and the Nifty fell 27 points to 2,666. Asian markets are trading weak while Japanese markets are shut. US markets surged in late trade on Friday, Nov 21.
Global cues were mixed. Volatility was high in the opening session. Fears of the troubled US banking giant Citigroup resorting to fire sale of its India portfolio and subdued Asian markets triggered a lower start. Asian markets were trading lower today, led by a sharp slide in financial counters, as the fate of global banking giant Citigroup remains unclear. Key benchmark indices in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan were down by between 1.01 pc and 2.10 pc.
Sterlite Industries, which was the top loser among the Sensex pack, lost 2.45 pc to Rs 213.40. Among other heavywight losers were Reliance Infrastructure (down by 2.10 pc to Rs 476), DLF (down by 2.04 pc to Rs 194.15), HDFC Bank (down 1.37 pc to Rs 845) and ICICI Bank lost 0.92 pc to Rs 332.45.
Among
the
heavyweight
gainers
were
Wipro
(up
by
0.26
pc
to
Rs
230),
Infosys
(up
by
0.15
pc
to
Rs
1186.25),
Satyam
Computer
Services
(up
by
one
pc
to
Rs
243),
Housing
Development
Finance
Corporation
(HDFC)
(up
by
1.77
pc
to
Rs
1,424),
State
Bank
of
India
(up
by
1.26
pc
to
Rs
1,198.50),
Jaiprakash
Associates
(up
by
2.36
pc
to
Rs
59.60)
and
Bhel
(up
by
1.96
pc
to
Rs
1,306).
10:20
AM
11/24/2008
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