Markets end green on US bailout plan revival hopes Roundup
BUS18Business/Business/NationalMarkets end green on US bailout plan revival hopes RoundupMumbai, Oct 1IANS After an initial stutter, Indian equities markets fell in line with global markets and came back to finish in the green Wednesday on renewed hopes that the US $700 billion bailout plan will be revived.With news that the US Senate has decided to meet Wednesday to vote on a revised bailout plan after it was rejected by the House of Representatives Monday, all global markets bounced back Tuesday and Wednesday  read more
Posted by IANS on Thursday Oct 02
Markets end in red as US contagion spreads Lead
BUS9Business/National/EconomyMarkets end in red as US contagion spreads LeadMumbai, Sep 29IANS Indian equities market ended deep in the red on all round nervousness following the US financial contagion spreading to Britain and mainland Europe and the US Congress announcing a much diluted version of the $700 billion bailout plan, analysts said.The 30-share benchmark sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE breached the 13,000 mark and closed at 12,595.75, down 506.43 points or 3.87 percent from its previous close Friday at 13,102  read more
Posted by IANS on Wednesday Oct 01
Markets end in red as US contagion spreads Second Lead
BUS15Business/NationalMarkets end in red as US contagion spreads Second LeadMumbai, Sep 29IANS Indian equities market ended deep in the red on all round nervousness following the US financial contagion spreading to Britain and Europe and the US Congress announcing a much diluted version of the $700 billion bailout plan, analysts said.“There was no conviction and almost no buying in the Indian markets because at the moment all macroeconomic factors around the world is negative,” said Jagannadham  read more
Posted by IANS on Wednesday Oct 01
No positive cues, Indian markets outlook grim, say analysts
ECO10Economy/NationalNo positive cues, Indian markets outlook grim, say analystsBy Arjun SenNew Delhi, Sep 29 IANS The outlook for the Indian equities markets remained grim as there are no positive global or domestic factors in sight, analysts said Monday.Indian equities markets ended deep in the red Monday on all-round nervousness following the US financial contagion spreading to Britain and mainland Europe, and the US Congress announcing a much diluted version of a $700 billion bailout plan, analysts said  read more
Posted by IANS on Wednesday Oct 01
Markets end in red on US bailout plan uncertainty Lead
BUS21Business/BusinessMarkets end in red on US bailout plan uncertainty LeadMumbai, Sep 26IANS Indian equities markets opened weak and continued to slide to end deep in the red following news that the $700 billion US bailout plan is still to be cleared and the US troubles are far from over, analysts said.There was news Friday that a crucial meeting between US presidential candidates Barak Obama of the Democratic Party and John McCain of the Republican Party has been postponed. This together with  read more
Posted by IANS on Sunday Sep 28
India equities markets finish in the red Lead
BUS8Business/Business/NationalIndia equities markets finish in the red LeadMumbai, Sep 25IANS The Indian equities markets closed in the red on continuing political uncertainty over the $700 billion US bailout plan, analysts said.the 30-share benchmark sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE closed at 13,540.94, down 151.58 points or 1.11 percent against its previous close Wednesday at 13,661.46.The broader based 50-share S&P Nifty index of the National Stock Exchange NSE closed at 4107  read more
Posted by IANS on Friday Sep 26
Indian equities down on weak global cues
BUS3Business/Business/EconomyIndian equities down on weak global cuesMumbai, Sep 23 IANS Indian equities fell during early hours of trading Tuesday following the crash in Wall Street as uncertainly emerged over the US government's bailout package for debt-burdened banks.The 30-share sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE opened lower at 13,721.42 points, over Monday's close at 13,994.96 points, and soon moved up higher at 13,879.06 points.After some volatile trading over the next 45 minutes, however, the barometer index was ruling lower at 13,862  read more
Posted by IANS on Wednesday Sep 24
Markets close in red on US bailout plan concerns Lead
BUS11Business/BusinessMarkets close in red on US bailout plan concerns LeadMumbai, Sep 23IANS Indian equities markets closed in the red Tuesday on concerns that the US bailout plan may not help the Indian economy. Trading was lacklustre and there was no strong selling pressure, analysts said.The 30-share benchmark sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE finished at 13,570.31, down 424.65 points or 3.03 percent from its previous close Monday at 13,994.96.The Sensex erased early losses  read more
Posted by IANS on Wednesday Sep 24
Indian equities up ahead of the expiry of futures contracts
BUS5Business/BusinessIndian equities up ahead of the expiry of futures contractsMumbai, Sep 24 IANS Indian equities moved up Wednesday, a day ahead of the expiry of futures contracts, even as the mood remained cautious on account of the turmoil in the global financial system and doubts over the US being able to push through a $700 billion bailout package.Trading began with the benchmark sensitive index Sensex opening higher at 13,630.54 points, over the previous close at 13,570.31 points, and surging soon to 13,757  read more
Posted by IANS on Wednesday Sep 24
Indian equities turn volatile after positive opening
BUS4Business/Business/EconomyIndian equities turn volatile after positive openingMumbai, Sep 22 IANS Indian equities opened on a positive note Monday, but trading became volatile immediately thereafter on fears over the global economy and the crisis in the US financial system.The sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE opened higher at 14,215.33 points, over the previous close at 14,042.32 points, but soon dipped into negative territory at 14,015.27 points. Some 30 minutes into trading the 30-share benchmark index was ruling with a gain of 44  read more
Posted by IANS on Tuesday Sep 23
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