buying of heavyweight stocks helped a key index of the Indian equities markets recoup most of its losses Monday, though it still ended trade 3.92 points lower than its previous close.The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the Sensex, which opened at 15,350.89 points, lost 3.92 points orIndian equities markets seemed to have put negativity surrounding the budget behind them as a key index moved up 634 points...
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Chennai, Nov 6: The market regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Thursday, Nov 5, advised the stock exchanges to communicate with investors in local languages citing that by communicating in English the bourses are 'losing huge audience'."Help in growing the equity culture in the area in people's language. Most of our communication tends to be English. We need to get all of this...
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Indian rupee appreciated by 22paise in early trade today on expectations of fresh capitalinflows by capital funds as stock market may open higher,tracking firming trends on other Asian equity markets.At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, thelocal unit strengthened by 22 paise to 47.18 a dollar.The rupee had ended 44 paise lower at 47.40/41 in theprevious session after the Bombay Stock Exchange...
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Indian rupee appreciated by 22 paise in early trade on Wednesday on expectations of fresh capital inflows by capital funds as stock market may open higher, tracking firming trends on other Asian equity markets.At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the local unit strengthened by 22 paise to 47.18 a dollar.The rupee had ended 44 paise lower at 47.40/41 in the previous session after the Bombay...
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Indian rupee appreciated by 22 paise in early trade today on expectations of fresh capital inflows by capital funds as stock market may open higher, tracking firming trends on other Asian equity markets.At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the local unit strengthened by 22 paise to 47.18 a dollar.The rupee had ended 44 paise lower at 47.40/41 in the previous session after the Bombay Stock...
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Betting big on Indian equities, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have put in a whopping over Rs 71,900 crore so far this year in the country's bourses, the highest ever investment made in rupee terms in a single year. So far in 2009, overseas investors have invested a net Rs 71,979 crore (about 14.99 billion dollars) in the local stock markets, the data available with market regulator Securities...
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Betting big on Indian equities, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have put in a whopping over Rs 71,900 crore so far this year in the country's bourses, the highest ever investment made in rupee terms in a single year.So far in 2009, overseas investors have invested a net Rs 71,979 crore (about $14.99 billion) in the local stock markets, the data available with market regulator Securities and...
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A benchmark index of the Indian equities markets closed 0.76 percent lower Thursday with realty, metal and banking stocks coming under selling pressure.The 30-scrip sensitive index (Sensex) of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), which opened at 16,822.18 points, shut shop at 16,721.77 points, 0.76 percent or 127.83 points lower than its previous close at 16,849.6 points.Around the same time, the S&P CNX...
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Positive trading in European markets and buying on dips helped Indian markets to reverse early losses and close sharply higher. The Sensex closed at 17,021, up 236 points, after falling to 16,635 at its day’s low.“This is basically an investors’ market. The upside seems limited from the current levels and the markets may slide to 4,700 in 3-4 weeks,” said Ambareesh Baliga, VP, Karvy Stock Broking.The...
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markets ended lower on Thursday, with the Nifty falling 65 points to finish at 4,989. Indian markets remained weak for the most of the session in the absence of any triggers but selling pressure increased from the latter half after European markets opened weak.On the BSE, Sensex lost 213 points to finish at 16,785, after trading between 16,785 and 17,004. The overall breadth on the BSE was negative....
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