Indian equities in red again on global nervousness Lead
BUS12 Business/Business Indian equities in red again on global nervousness Lead Mumbai, Oct 22 IANS Despite the Indian government still being in a denial mode claiming the global financial tsunami is just one more turbulence that the economy will weather, Indian equities markets by tanking once again Wednesday proved that the shivers going down the spine of Indian as well as global investors will not subside in a few days or months but may take a couple of years, analysts said. Mid-afternoon the benchmark 30-share sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange was ruling at 10,281  read more
Posted by IANS on Thursday Oct 23
Amid mayhem, India's Sensex dips below 10,000 level Roundup
BUS16Business/Business/EconomyAmid mayhem, India's Sensex dips below 10,000 level RoundupMumbai, Oct 17 IANS Despite a strong opening, Indian equities crashed for the third day in succession Friday, dragging a key index to the four-digit mark for the first time in two years, as sentiments were battered by renewed fears of US recession and overall global slowdown.Amid the global mayhem, the sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE, was languishing at 9,975.35 points at the closing bell, with a loss of 606  read more
Posted by IANS on Monday Oct 20
Analysts fear more losses after Indian stocks crash Weekly R
BUS8Business/Business/EconomyAnalysts fear more losses after Indian stocks crash Weekly RoundupMumbai, Oct 18 IANS Investors and speculators watched the Indian stock markets crash and a key index dip to the four-digit level with a distinct sense of déjà vu during the week ended Friday with sentiments completely battered by the fears of a US recession and an overall global slowdown.Looking ahead, they feared more losses in the ensuing sessions, since some key measures by  read more
Posted by IANS on Monday Oct 20
Markets stabilise after opening fall, but still way down
ECO3Economy/Business/EconomyMarkets stabilise after opening fall, but still way downMumbai, Oct 16 IANS Indian equities markets opened with a steep crash Thursday, following similar precipituous slides in other east Asian markets and a major fall in New York. The major indices had stablised in the first 10 minutes, but were still way down.The 30-share benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, the Sensex, opened at 10,284.90 points, way below Wednesday's closing figure of 10,809.12. Then it slid further to 10,150  read more
Posted by IANS on Friday Oct 17
Indian equities down on US recession fears Lead
BUS7Business/Business/EconomyIndian equities down on US recession fears LeadMumbai, Oct 16 IANS Concerned over growing fears of a recession in the US, Indian equities opened sharply lower Thursday in tandem with other global peers for the second day in succession.The market appeared to have completely ignored moves by India's central bank and the finance ministry to infuse heavy doses of liquidity into the system by again cutting the cash reserve ratio and by compensating banks to the extent of Rs  read more
Posted by IANS on Friday Oct 17
Indian equities crash on US recession fears Second Lead
BUS9Business/Business/EconomyIndian equities crash on US recession fears Second LeadMumbai, Oct 16 IANS A key Indian equities index was precariously close to the psychologically-important 10,000-point mark Thursday noon on growing fears of a recession in the US, largely ignoring some key measures by India's central bank to infuse additional liquidity.The sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE opened on a weak note at 10,284.90 points, over the previous close at 10,809.12 points, and soon fell further to 10,150  read more
Posted by IANS on Friday Oct 17
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Posted by subhasis on Thursday Oct 16
Equities markets open in the green
ECO5Economy/EconomyEquities markets open in the greenMumbai, Oct 13 IANS Indian equities markets opened in the green Monday, minutes after Finance Minister P. Chidambaram sought to lift the mood of investors by pointing out the inherent strengths of the economy and promising more measures to increase money supply into the financial system if need be.At just before 10 a.m., the benchmark 30-share index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, the Sensex, was at 10,879.07 points, 351.22 points or 3.49 percent above its close last Friday  read more
Posted by IANS on Tuesday Oct 14
Markets rally on global cues, Chidambaram pep talk Second Le
BUS6Business/BusinessMarkets rally on global cues, Chidambaram pep talk Second LeadMumbai, Oct 13 IANS After a week of utter mayhem, Indian equities markets were back in the green Monday following strong global cues as well as a pep talk from Finance Minister P. Chidambaram.Half an hour into trading, the benchmark 30-share index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, the Sensex, was at 10,921.80 points, up 393.95 points or 3.74 percent from its previous close Friday at 10,527.85 points.Similarly, the broader-based  read more
Posted by IANS on Tuesday Oct 14
Markets rally on European action to strengthen banks Third l
BUS19Business/BusinessMarkets rally on European action to strengthen banks Third leadMumbai, Oct 13 IANS After suffering a blood bath last week, Indian equities markets staged a smart recovery Monday on strong global cues from both European and Asia-Pacific markets as well as a pep talk from Finance Minister P. Chidambaram just before markets opened.Mid-afternoon, the benchmark 30-share index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, the Sensex, was at 11,257.14, up 729.29 points or 6.93 percent from its previous close Friday at 10,527  read more
Posted by IANS on Tuesday Oct 14
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