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WEEKLY-MARKET-REVIEW 2
The NSE 50-share Nifty fell by 48.35 points, or 0.80
per cent, to finish at 6,017.70 from its last weekend's close.
Among the sectoral indices, the BSE-Realty index fell
161.42 points, or 4.25 per cent, BSE-Power index 112.79
points, or 3.49 per cent, BSE-PSU index 296.33 points, or
2.84 per cent, BSE-IPO index 56.91 points, or 2.57 per cent,
BSE-IT index 140.29 points, or 2.29 per cent, BSE-Metal 340.94
points, or 2.00 per cent and BSE-Capital Goods-index dropped
by 258.86 points, or 1.61 per cent.
The BSE-small cap and BSE-Mid cap indices finished
lower by 126.11 points and 123.24 points respectively.
From the Sensex pack, Wipro dropped 6.42 per cent,
Tata Steel 4.44 per cent, NTPC 4.44 per cent, Jaiprakash
Associate 4.37 per cent, DLF 3.62 per cent, BHEL 3.48 per
cent, ONGC 2.98 per cent, Infosys Tech by 2.74 per cent and
Bharti Airtel slipped 2.31 per cent.
However, India's largest tractor maker by sales
Mahindra & Mahindra shot up 4.40 per cent as the company's
cent net profit rose 7.90 per cent in the second quarter ended
September 2010.
Index heavyweight Reliance Industries (RIL) rose 1.33
per cent on expectation of good second Quarter results. Other
gainers were Maurti Suzuki, which rose 3.21 per cent, while
ICICI Bank gained 2.63 per cent and Cipla 2.17 per cent.
Total turnover at BSE and NSE improved to Rs 26,062.98
crore and Rs 89,159.62 crore, respectively from Rs 25,437.60
crore and Rs 76,715.49 crore last week. (MORE) PTI RSU
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