Mumbai: The benchmark BSE Sensex rose 56 points in morning trade today on fresh buying in consumer durables, power, realty and FMCG sectors amid persistent capital inflows by foreign funds despite mixed Asian cues. Key
Mumbai: The BSE benchmark Sensex today ended higher by 20 points at 22,344.04 after paring initial gains in volatile trade amid nervousness in markets ahead of Lok Sabha elections results on May 16.Consumer durables, banking,
Mumbai: Despite tail-end buying amid easing of wholesale inflation to seven-month low and firm global cues, the S&P BSE benchmark Sensex continued to rule weak for the third week in a row. The 30-share index
Mumbai: Bourses end flat in a range bound session losing 6 points at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) here today.Bourses moved up briefly amid stock specific trade, but caution ahead of IT bellwether Infosys third
Mumbai: Continuing its southward journey after hitting record peak on Monday, the NSE benchmark CNX Nifty today tanked by a hefty 71 points and ended below 6,300-mark on a wave of board selling ahead of
Mumbai: Domestic bourses extended their gains ahead of assembly poll results and led the CNX Nifty to garner 19 points.Though, market momentum was volatile throughout the session, it was rekindled by an overnight trigger of
Mumbai: The market surged on hectic broad-based buying by institutional investors amid positive sentiment over expectation of better GDP data as the NSE benchmark spurted to 84 points to close at 6,176.10. The quarterly GDP-data
Mumbai: Pre-Diwali fireworks continued unabated in the stock market as robust buying amid growing confidence about economic recovery propelled the benchmark index Nifty to its highest level in three years on the National Stock Exchange
Mumbai: Shares succumbed to heavy selling as investors turned cautious and booked profits in rate sensitive counters ahead of the RBI monetary policy, dragging the benchmark index Nifty down by 44 points on the National
Mumbai: Falling for the fifth straight session, the BSE benchmark Sensex on Monday closed 113 points down at a nearly two-week low as investors remained cautious ahead of the RBI second quarter monetary policy review.FMCG,
Mumbai: Eight of the 10 most valued companies saw their total market capitalisation falling by Rs 45,061 crore in the last week as the benchmark index Sensex dropped by nearly 200 points.FMCG major ITC, TCS
Mumbai, May 18: The country's largest bank SBI's manifold rise in profits came to the rescue of markets, with Sensex closing 82 points up at 16,152.75 after plunging below the key 16,000 level amid rupee
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