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Well Nakeeran, wait till July. Companies first quarter results wil come out. It MAY put a break to this bear run. But again its my perception only.
During this bear run, many gud news came abt our economy. Our GDP growth and all r very gud. To put it in our Finance Minister's words, OUR FUNDAMENTALS R STRONG.
Wat makes me wonder is during bear runs, MFs wil usually b net buyers. But yesterday MFs were also net sellers.
It is got to do something with investor sentiment also. Many of the retail investors who bought shares in last year r panic abt this crash. So they want to book profit (or book minimal loss) b4 the market crashes further. This approach may b gud if they owned some valueless shares. But investors who invested in gud stocks need not worry abt this fall.
MARKETS SEE SOME GREEN
JUNE 15, 2006
SENSEX-> 9545.06 (615.62 points, 6.89%).
BSE100-> 4845.74 (310.74 points, 6.85%).
BSE500-> 3624.81 (220.67 points, 6.48%).
BSEPSU-> 4643.43 (261.94 points, 5.98%).
BSEMIDCAP-> 3924.57 (203.37 points, 5.47%).
BSESMLCAP-> 4678.57 (175.94 points, 3.91%).
BSEBANKEX-> 4253.04 (235.86 points, 5.87%).
NIFTY-> 2798.80 (6.31%).
15 June, 2006
9500-10,000 is probably fair value for mkt now: Malkani
Member of NSE, Jagdish Malkani believes today's bounce back or rally, will be slightly longer and will bring back some confidence in the markets. "I think 9500 - 9800 or even 10,000 probably is a fair value for this market right now," he says.
Malkani also believes if the rally comes, the top 20 -30 midcap stocks would be sold off. "The midcaps are really battered and bruised and I think they are going to take a while to come back," he says.
Malkani discusses various sectors and gives his picks from the long-term and short term perspective.
Excerpts from CNBC - TV18’s exclusive interview with Jagdish Malkani:
http://markets.moneycontrol.com/indi...article/220528
June 16, 2006: 10.04 AM
SENSEX zoomed 330 points to 9875 at initial trade.
http://www.bseindia.com/
June 16, 2006: 10.07 AM
NIFTY zooms 98 points (3.50%) to 2897.
Sensex crossed 10000 mark @ 11.49 AM.
GP which shares are going fine now :huh:
Yov Gokul pratap
Ippa ennayyaa solla poreenga :cry:
Erudhu oru naal. irangudhu maru naal
Ketta July vara veitu pannu nu solreenga.
PL EXPLAIN WITH CLEAR REASONS.
I DONT TO HEAR WHAT MALKHANI SAID
Nakeerarae...
If U r planning to Invest in Indian stocks..this may be the right time.Almost all stocks have shed by about 30%.You should keep your investments for the longterm.Atleast 1 year.Konjam risk kammiyaa irukkanumnaa...invest in large caps..with good results.Those stocks will raise as fast as they fall..But u cant expect the same from Midcaps or small caps.
Well Nakeeran, this is all to do with investor sentiments. Many investors know the crash is mostly bcoz of global scenario. So if the other global mkts fall, they fear Indian mkt wil also crash and start to sell off their portfolio. And if global mkts rise, they take it positive and starts investing in Indian mkts also. Thats wat happened in last two days. :wink:
Nakeeran the stock market is not a Maths or any puzzle. No one can say when the mkt can rise / fall. If one can predict rise / fall of stock market then he can easily become India's richest person. Thats not always possible.
Also I saw that Malkani interview in CNBC. Just after his interview CNBC said most of them r saying this up trend wil continue. But still v keep our hands crossed. There's every chance that another bear run is possible.
R u planning to invest?Quote:
Originally Posted by ArulprakasH
If any1 plan to invest in shares now, go for largecap shares. They wil hold gud in long run. For midcaps, mutualfunds r best rather than investing directly in stocks.
Markets continue its gud run.
JUNE 16, 2006.
SENSEX-> 9884.51 (339.45 points, 3.56%).
BSE100-> 5020.61 (174.87 points, 3.61%).
BSE500-> 3761.21 (136.40 points, 3.76%).
BSEPSU-> 4744.02 (100.59 points, 2.17%).
BSEMIDCAP-> 4087.97 (163.40 points, 4.16%).
BSESMLCAP-> 4891.01 (212.44 points, 4.54%).
BSEBANKEX-> 4386.67 (133.63 points, 3.14%).
NIFTY-> 2890.35 (3.27%).
Smallcap & Midcap fared well in bearish day.
JUNE 20, 2006.
SENSEX-> 9822.52 (175.32 points, 1.75%).
BSE100-> 5001.01 (80.95 points, 1.59%).
BSE500-> 3771.12 (42.01 points, 1.10%).
BSEPSU-> 4738.20 (46.93 points, 0.98%).
BSEMIDCAP-> 4211.69 (28.05 points, 0.67%).
BSESMLCAP-> 5113.66 (104.19 points, 2.08%).
BSEBANKEX-> 4266.40 (103.13 points, 2.36%).
NIFTY-> 2861.30 (1.91%).
SENSEX closes above 10000 mark.
JUNE 21, 2006.
SENSEX-> 10040.14 (217.62 points, 2.22%).
BSE100-> 5109.80 (108.79 points, 2.18%).
BSE500-> 3856.90 (85.78 points, 2.27%).
BSEPSU-> 4797.65 (59.45 points, 1.25%).
BSEMIDCAP-> 4323.64 (111.95 points, 2.66%).
BSESMLCAP-> 5323.89 (210.23 points, 4.11%).
BSEBANKEX-> 4305.68 (39.28 points, 0.92%).
NIFTY-> 2923.45 (62.15 points, 2.17%).
India has 83,000 millionaires :roll:
June 21, 2006
:arrow: If you thought only the poor resided in India, think again.
India now is home to 83,000 millionaires (that is, people with more than $1 million in net assets) and the country saw the world's second fastest growth, at 19.3 per cent, in the number of high net-worth individuals in 2005.
South Korea, Russia and South Africa are the other nations that witnessed big growth in HNWI populations.
The world too is getting richer by the day. There are now 8.7 million millionaires on the planet, 6.5 per cent more than there were last year.
These were the observations of the 10th World Wealth Report released by investment group Merrill Lynch and consultancy Capgemini on Tuesday.
The assets of these super rich put together increased 8.5 by per cent to $33.3 trillion, the report added.
South Africa, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates and Brazil too posted double-digit increases in the number of HNWIs.
The report said that United States is the richest nation with 2.67 million millionaires. The other countries with the highest number of HNWIs are: Germany (767,000), the United Kingdom (448,000), China (320,000), Canada (232,000), Australia (146,000), Brazil (109,000), and Russia (103,000).
The report also said that India has the potential to become the fourth largest economy by 2025 and the third largest by 2050, behind only the US and China. :thumbsup:
The report aims to better understand the needs of high net worth individuals across the world and observes that nations like India, China, Brazil and Russia China remained strong economic players in the competitive global arena, with three of the four represented in the top 10 fastest-growing HNWI populations in 2005.
According to the report, China, whose economy continued to grow at breakneck speed in 2005, enjoyed real GDP gains of 9.9%. India was not far behind, with 8 real GDP growth.
South Korea, India, Russia and South Africa witnessed the highest growth in HNWI populations. HNWI numbers grew by 6.8% in China in 2005, while India posted a surging 19.3% run-up. India's growth is hardly surprising given the current analyst projections.
Analysing the global trends, the report makes the following observations:
:arrow: 8.7 million people globally hold more than $1million in financial assets -- an increase of 6.5% over 2004
:arrow: South Korea, India, Russia and South Africa witnessed the highest growth in HNWI populations
:arrow: HNWI wealth totals $33.3 trillion, representing an 8.5% gain since 2004
:arrow: Wealth generation was driven by real GDP gains and continued market capitalisation growth
:arrow: Emerging markets registered strong advances in market capitalisation, aiding wealth creation in regions such as Latin America, Eastern Europe and Asia-Pacific
:arrow: HNWI financial wealth is expected to reach $44.6 trillion by 2010, growing at an annual rate of 6.0%
(Economic data derived from The Economist Intelligence Unit, selected countries, February 2006)
The report also states that the number of millionaires may fall in 2006 as the stock markets are on decline in both the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
Accounting for nearly two-third of the world's oil reserves, West Asia and Africa continued to benefit from the global dependence on fossil fuels. The region continued to be home to enormous growth of wealth of HNWIs with financial wealth growing at a rate of 19.7 per cent in 2005, said the report.
In Saudi Arabia, the increase in oil production contributed to GDP growth of 6.5 per cent last year and it will stay strong in 2006 and 2007 for the same reason, the report said. The number of HNWIs in Saudi Arabia reached to 80,100 in 2005 versus 70,600 in 2004, a 13.5 per cent increase.
The number of millionaires in the United Arab Emirates has increased to 59,000 in 2005, owing to the boom in the stock markets and surge in oil income, it said.
Markets recover from early losses.
June 23, 2006.
SENSEX-> 10401.30 (125.42 points, 1.22%).
BSE100-> 5287.84 (54.17 points, 1.04%).
BSE500-> 3982.81 (33.33 points, 0.84%).
BSEPSU-> 5002.32 (46.74 points, 0.94%).
BSEMIDCAP-> 4421.13 (4.72 points, 0.11%).
BSESMLCAP-> 5533.51 (40.74 points, 0.74%).
BSEBANKEX-> 4447.53 (21.96 points, 0.49%).
Nifty-> 3042.70 (1.60%).
One and a half an hour trading took place on Stock market on Sunday to test a new software.
June 25, 2006.
SENSEX-> 10412.93 (11.63 points, 0.11%).
BSE100-> 5297.76 (9.92 points, 0.19%).
BSE500-> 3997.71 (14.90 points, 0.37%).
BSEPSU-> 5032.80 (30.48 points, 0.61%).
BSEMIDCAP-> 4467.08 (45.95 points, 1.04%).
BSESMLCAP-> 5613.43 (79.92 points, 1.44%).
BSEBANKEX-> 4436.28 (11.25 points, 0.25%).
Markets turn Red.
SENSEX just ends above 10000 mark.
NIFTY ends below 3000 mark.
JUNE 26, 2006.
BSE INDICES:
Sensex-> 10042.06 (370.80 points)
BSE100-> 5100.02 (197.74).
BSE500-> 3844.33 (153.38).
BSE Auto-> 4469.53 (198.41).
BSE Bank-> 4323.99 (112.29).
BSE Cap Goods-> 6576.31 (315.72).
BSE FMCG-> 1812.56 (55.65).
BSE Health-> 3094.34 (110.72).
BSE Metal-> 7884.29 (598.26).
BSE Midcap-> 4276.92 (190.16).
BSE Oil & Gas-> 4987.01 (155.56).
BSE PSU-> 4821.40 (211.40).
BSE Smallcap-> 5346.26 (267.17 ).
BSE TECk-> 2351.94 (82.19).
NSE Indices:
Nifty-> 2943.20 (107.10).
CNX Midcap-> 100 3848.40 (125.20).
June 26, 2006.
SENSEX:
Day's High: 10451.47.
Day's Low: 9991.12.
June 26, 2006.
SENSEX down 3.56%.
NIFTY down over 3.5%.
BSE100 down 3.73%.
BSE500 down 3.84%.
BSEPSU down 4.20%.
BSESMLCAP down 4.76%.
BSEMIDCAP down 4.26%.
BSEBANKEX down 2.53%.
BSEAUTO down 4.42%.
BSECAPGOODS down 4.16%.
BSEMETAL down 7.65%.
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Real Estate Funds
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Markets Volatile. Sensex and Nifty manage to close higher.
JUNE 27, 2006.
BSE Indices:
Sensex-> 10151.01 (108.95 points).
BSE 100-> 5153.59 (53.57).
BSE 500-> 3868.31 (23.98).
BSE Auto-> 4464.60 4.93).
BSE Bank-> 4323.76 (0.23).
BSE Cap Goods-> 6575.49 (0.82).
BSE FMCG-> 1881.37 (68.81).
BSE Health-> 3083.29 (11.05).
BSE Metal-> 8097.91 (213.62).
BSE Midcap-> 4234.54 (42.38).
BSE Oil & Gas-> 5015.07 (28.06).
BSE PSU-> 4820.19 (1.21).
BSE Small Cap-> 5244.99 (101.27).
BSE TECk-> 2386.12 (34.18).
NSE Indices:
Nifty-> 2982.45 (39.25).
CNX Midcap 100-> 3823.95 (24.45).
June 27, 2006.
SENSEX up 1.08%.
BSE100 up 1.05%.
BSE500 up 0.62%.
BSEPSU down 0.03%.
BSEMIDCAP down 0.99%.
BSESMLCAP down 1.89%.
BSEBANKEX down 0.01%.
Markets fell marginally.
JUNE 28, 2006.
BSE Indices:
Sensex-> 10129.70 (21.30 points).
BSE Auto-> 4510.17 (45.57).
BSE Bank-> 4243.03 (80.73).
BSE Cap Goods-> 6581.98 (6.49).
BSE FMCG-> 1882.74 (1.37).
BSE Health-> 3050.70 (32.59).
BSE Metal-> 8045.56 (52.35).
BSE Midcap-> 4214.64 (19.90).
BSE Oil & Gas-> 5049.68 (34.61).
BSE PSU-> 4765.28 (54.91).
BSE Small Cap-> 5195.95 (49.04).
BSE TECk-> 2402.69 (16.57).
NSE Indices:
Nifty-> 2981.10 (1.35 points).
CNX Midcap100-> 3794.70 (29.25).
JUNE 28, 2006.
SENSEX down 0.21%.
BSE100 down 0.26%.
BSE500 down 0.29%.
BSEPSU down 1.14%.
BSEMIDCAP down 0.47%.
BSESMLCAP down 0.93%.
BSEBANKEX down 1.87%.
JUNE 29, 2006.
BSE Indices:
Sensex-> 10162.16 (32.46 points).
BSE Auto-> 4555.56 (45.39).
BSE Bank-> 4227.63 (15.40).
BSE Cap Goods-> 6684.74 (102.76).
BSE FMCG-> 1868.80 (13.94).
BSE Health-> 3067.51 (16.81).
BSE Metal-> 7976.33 (69.23).
BSE Midcap-> 4235.56 (20.92).
BSE Oil & Gas-> 5074.57 (24.89).
BSE PSU-> 4766.95 (1.67).
BSE Small Cap-> 5210.80 (14.85).
BSE TECk-> 2411.95 (9.26).
NSE Indices
Nifty-> 2997.90 (16.80).
CNX Midcap 100-> 3805.10 (10.40).
JUNE 29, 2006.
SENSEX up 0.32%.
BSE100 up 0.39%.
BSE500 up 0.39%.
BSEPSU up 0.04%.
BSEMIDCAP up 0.50%.
BSESMLCAP up 0.29%.
BSEBANKEX down 0.36%.
June 30, 2006
Indian markets join the party, Sensex above 10500
The markets opened sharply higher today joining the rally in markets across the world. At 9:58, the BSE Sensex was trading at 10511 up 349 points and the Nifty was up 98 points at 3096.
The positive sentiment came in after the Federal Reserve appeared to soften its stance on future interest rate hikes.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose more than 215 points, its biggest one-day point gains in more than three years.
Asian markets are witnessing buying interest. Japan's Nikkei surged 2.04%, TOPIX Index was up 1.74%, Hang Seng was up 1.74%, Straits Times was up 1.70%.
On the corporate front:
Results today
Allcargo, Essar Oil, JP Hydro, Goetze, KRBL, McLeod Russel, Monnet Ispat, Unitech, Vaibhav Gems, Sah Petroleum and SAL Steel
:arrow: Citi may sell Polaris stake, sends feelers to private equity players - TOI
:arrow: United Western bank likely to merge with a PSU bank- TOI
:arrow: Colgate hikes toothpaste prices by 4%, rivals to follow soon
Pfizer-Merck
:arrow: Pfizer may do to Zoloft what Merck did to Zocor
:arrow: Heavy discounting on Zoloft may help Pfizer's generic arm
:arrow: Cipla supplies Zoloft bulk to Teva
:arrow: Could lead to lesser supplies to Teva from Cipla
:arrow: Zoloft is USD 3.5 billion drug
Ex-dividend
:arrow: HDFC (Rs 20), 3i Infotech (Rs 2)
:arrow: Unitech moves out of 'No Delivery' period
:arrow: SB&T Intl board meet on July 20 to consider buyback
:arrow: Zicom Electronic approves FII limit hike to 74%
:arrow: SC stays Rs 527 crore (Rs 5.27 billion) sales tax demand on Nirma
:arrow: UB plans euro 500 million European buyout, shortlists 3 wine companies - BS
:arrow: Nambiars to convert advance paid to BPL into equity, promoters stake to go up to 43.15% from the existing 8.24%- ET
:arrow: Steel companies likely to hike prices by Rs 1000 per tonne
Shree Precoated Q4
:arrow: Net loss at Rs 21.1 crore versus profit of Rs 6.4 crore
:arrow: Net sales at Rs 277.7 crore versus Rs 198.6 crore
:arrow: Optg loss at Rs 8 crore versus optg profit of Rs 12.2 crore
Gammon Q4
:arrow: Net profit at Rs 28.8 crore versus Rs 14.3 crore
:arrow: Net sales at Rs 406.9 crore versus Rs 280.6 crore
NIIT Q4 (YoY)
:arrow: Net profit at Rs 10.3 crore versus Rs 3.23 crore
:arrow: Net sales at Rs 90.1 crore versus Rs 78.7 crore
:arrow: OPM at 20.5% versus 15.5%
Markets witness relief rally; Sensex closes above 10600
The markets witnessed a relief rally in today's trading session boosted by extremely positive global cues. The Sensex closed up 447 points and the Nifty was up 130 points.
Markets across the globe were parting with Federal Reserve appearing to soften its stance on future interest rate hikes.
The major gainers on the indices were Reliance Comm, HLL, Maruti Udyog, Hindalco and Zee
The Sensex closed at 10,609.25 up 447.09 points and the Nifty closed at 3128 up 130 points.
The BSE Small Cap Index closed at 5,357.04, up 146.24 points.
The BSE Midcap Index ended at 4,381.11, up 145.55 points.
Markets today:
-Markets end sharply higher supported by broad-based buying
-Positive global cues, less hawkish Fed stance boost sentiment
-Sensex, Nifty close almost at highest point of the day
-Sensex ends at 10609, Nifty at 3128 points, both up over 4%
-Index heavyweights ONGC, RIL & HLL, & ITC lead the rally
-All BSE sector indices end in positive territory
-BSE Metals index up 6%, SAIL up 8.5%, Hindalco up 8%
-BSE Capital Goods index up 5%; L&T up 5.6%, Siemens up 4%
-Auto stocks gain on hopes of price hike announcements
-BSE Auto index up 4.3%; Maruti up 8.7%, Tata Motors up 4%
-Second rung stocks relatively underperform broad market
-NSE CNX Midcap index up 3.7%; BSE Small Cap index up 2.8%
-Market breadth positive; NSE Advance:Decline ratio at 11:2
-Total market turnover at Rs 30,798.23 cr vs 42,462.31 cr yesterday
The BSE Metal Index advanced by 6% at 8,454.69. Jindal Saw, Hind Zinc, SAIL, Hindalco and Jindal Steel witnessed heavy buying interest.
The BSE Capital Goods Index was up 5.14% at 7,028.30. BEML, Gammon India, Alstom Projects, Greaves Cotton, Ingersoll Rand and BHEL closed higher.
The BSE Consumer Durables Index gained 4.57% at 2,737.44. Titan Industries, Blue Star, Whirlpool, Su-Raj Diamonds and BPL moved up.
The BSE Auto Index added 4.35% at 4,753.58. Ashok Leyland, Maruti Udyog, Bharat Forge, Escorts, Sundram and Bajaj Auto closed in positive terrain.
The BSE FMCG Index was up 4.34% at 1,949.85. HLL, Nestle, Tata Tea, Nirma and ITC closed in green.
The BSE Oil and Gas Index rose 4.3% at 5,293.36. ONGC, Reliance, GAIL, Kochi Refineries and MRPL advanced higher.
The BSE IT Index was up by 3.18% at 3,743.32. Moser Baer, Satyam, TCS, Wipro and Hexaware Tech moved up.
The BSE Bankex was up 2.87% at 4,348.79. Union Bank, HDFC Bank, Bank of India, Kotak Mahindra and UTI Bank surged.
The BSE Health Care Index was up by 2.12% at 3,132.42. Aurobindo Pharma, Glenmark, Cadila Healthcare, Wockhardt and Matrix Labs were among the major gainers.
The NSE cash turnover was at Rs 7058.64 crore and the NSE F&O turnover was at Rs 20437.56 crore. The BSE cash turnover was Rs 3302.03 crore. Total market wide turnover was at Rs 30798.23 crore.
Markets this week:
-Sensex up 2%, Nifty up 2.8% (from last Friday)
-CNX Midcap Index down 0.7%, BSE Small-cap Index down 3.2%
-Gainers: Suzlon up 11.6%, Wipro up 9.3%, ABB up 8%
-Gainers: VSNL, Tata Power up 7.3% each, ITC, M&M Up 7% each
-Losers: Jet down 14.8%, HPCL down 8%, Ranbaxy down 7.6%, MTNL down 5.6%
-Midcap Gainers: Essar Oil up 12.4%, Glenmark Pharma up 10.8%
-Midcap Gainers: Adlabs up 8%, GHCL up 7%
-Midcap Losers: Rallis India down 13%, LML down 11%, Allahabad Bank down 11%
F&O Update
Turnover at Rs 20437.56 cr
Nifty Futures at 6 pts discount
Top Traded:India Cement,Sterlite Ind,Ashok Leyland,Hindalco,RIL,IPCL,Essar Oil
Nifty Futures adds 35 lakh shares in OI
Allahabad Bank adds 9 lakh shares in OI
Essar Oil adds 10 lakh shares in OI
HLL adds 13 lakh shares in OI
India Cement adds 15 lakh shares in OI
Tata Steel adds 10 lakh shares in OI
Tata Motors,Century Textile,Reliance Capital adds 5 lakh shares in OI.
June 30, 2006.
BSE Indices:
SENSEX-> 10609.25 (447.09 points).
BSE Auto-> 4753.58 (198.02).
BSE Bank-> 4348.79 (121.16).
BSE Cap Goods-> 7028.30 (343.56).
BSE FMCG-> 1949.85 (81.05).
BSE Health-> 3132.42 (64.91).
BSE Metal-> 8454.69 (478.36).
BSE Midcap-> 4381.11 (145.55).
BSE Oil & Gas-> 5293.36 (218.79).
BSE PSU-> 4950.45 (183.50).
BSE Small Cap-> 5357.04 (146.24).
BSE TECk-> 2493.75 (81.80).
NSE Indices:
NIFTY-> 3128.20 (130.30 points).
CNX Midcap 100-> 3944.65 (139.55).
July 3, 2006. Markets non-volatile.
Sensex-> 10695.30 (86.10 points).
BSE Auto-> 4735.48 (18.10).
BSE Bank-> 4359.28 (10.49).
BSE Cap Goods-> 7056.90 (28.60).
BSE FMCG-> 1980.57 (30.72).
BSE Health-> 3131.38 (1.04).
BSE Metal-> 8529.95 (75.26).
BSE Midcap-> 4394.79 (13.68).
BSE Oil & Gas-> 5338.08 (44.72).
BSE PSU-> 4980.01 (29.56).
BSE Small Cap-> 5362.53 (5.49).
BSE TECk-> 2524.99 (31.24).
NSE Indices
Nifty-> 3150.95 (22.75).
CNX Midcap 100-> 3950.40 (5.75).
July 3, 2006.
SENSEX:
Day's high: 10729.92
Day's low: 10589.46.
July 4, 2006. Markets fall on late selling.
BSE Indices:
Sensex-> 10662.20 (33.10 points).
BSE Auto-> 4756.19 (20.71).
BSE Bank-> 4410.75 (51.47).
BSE Cap Goods-> 6954.92 (101.98).
BSE FMCG-> 1943.06 (37.51).
BSE Health-> 3107.22 (24.16).
BSE Metal-> 8486.16 (43.79).
BSE Midcap-> 4391.42 (3.37).
BSE Oil & Gas-> 5335.97 (2.11).
BSE PSU-> 4996.66 (16.65).
BSE Small Cap-> 5325.81 (36.72).
BSE TECk-> 2515.61 (9.38).
NSE Indices:
Nifty-> 3138.65 (12.30).
CNX Midcap 100-> 3940.30 (10.10).
July 4, 2006. PSU and Bank Index in Green.
SENSEX fall by 0.31%.
BSE100 fall by 0.21%.
BSE500 fall by 0.21%.
BSEPSU rise by 0.33%
NSEMIDCAP fall by 0.08%
BSESMLCAP fall by 0.68%.
BSEBANKEX rise by 1.18%.
SENSEX:
Day's High:10800.11.
Day's Low:10644.72.
July 5, 2006. Markets ZOOM.
BSE Indices:
Sensex-> 10919.64 (257.42 points).
BSE Auto-> 4810.29 (54.10).
BSE Bank-> 4504.02 (93.27).
BSE Cap Goods-> 7109.31 (154.39).
BSE FMCG-> 2004.82 (61.76).
BSE Health-> 3163.53 (56.31).
BSE Metal-> 8749.79 (263.63).
BSE Midcap-> 4427.06 (35.64).
BSE Oil & Gas-> 5424.47 (88.50).
BSE PSU-> 5048.21 (51.55).
BSE Small Cap-> 5349.32 (23.51).
BSE TECk-> 2557.98 (42.37).
NSE Indices:
Nifty-> 3197.10 (58.45).
CNX Midcap 100-> 3982.55 (42.25).
SENSEX rise by 2.41%.
BSE100 rise by 2.24%.
BSE500 rise by 1.94%.
BSEPSU rise by 1.03%.
BSEMIDCAP rise by 0.81%.
BSESMLCAP rise by 0.44%.
BSEBANKEX rise by 2.11%.