Saturday, July 17, 2010

Stock Markets

Indian stock markets recovered some earlier losses on Friday.
The 30-share index Sensex marked its closure after making small gains owing to subdued worldwide signals.
The bellwether index Sensex belled the day on a quite note accompanying pessimistic Asian peers and continued the dispirited session amid instability during the entire day.
During the second half, buying activity took the broad-based Nifty above 5,400 levels but failed to sustain the mark.


It’s Vital For Common Man To Know Benefits Of Investing In Capital Market


Union Minister for Corporate Affairs Salman Kurshid stated that it is important for the common man to be acquainted with the plus points of making investments in the capital market through investor education programmes.





Sensex closes 46 points up

Lack of any major news allowed Indian equities market to trade within a narrow range only. Nevertheless it carried on the positive trail to end the day in green.
While the benchmark Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex closed 46.36 points or 0.26 per cent up at 17,955.82, the 50 scrip-based Nifty at the National Stock Exchange ended the day 15.15 points or 0.28 per cent up.
However, the broader indices outperformed the benchmarks, even if it's by a smaller margin, at both BSE and NSE.

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