Mild bull domination
Mumbai: Monday's trading activity witnessed mild bull domination. Bears were unable to make any impact during the day's trading. Bulls were successful in reducing the bear count by a considerable margin. 
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HSE arm set to acquire BSE card
Hyderabad: Buoyed by huge trading volumes recorded through the NSE membership card during the last fiscal, the Hyderabad Stock Exchange (HSE) has initiated steps to acquire the membership card of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) also.
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Rain drops enough to bring cheer to markets
Mumbai: With parts of the country receiving rainfall in the past two days, the stock markets reacted positively with the stock indices ending higher.
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Hindalco loses sheen on weak LME prices
Mumbai: Hindalco Industries Ltd has declined 20 per cent since July this year. Analysts attribute this mainly to the falling international aluminium prices.
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BEL surges on US radar sale to Pakistan
Mumbai: State-owned defence equipment manufacturer Bharat Electronics Ltd.'s (BEL) shares closed higher on Monday tracking the US decision to sell close to $155 million worth radars to Pakistan, dealers said.
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Divesment boost to Punjab Comm
Chandigarh: Punjab State Electronics Development & Production Corporations has invited for expression of interest from strategic investors in Punjab Communication and this has had a positive impact on the latter.
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Weekend rains bring some cheer to market
Mumbai: Unmindful of Friday's decline at the American markets, both BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty closed on a positive note on Monday. The Sensex in fact managed to edge above the psychological 3000-point mark.
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Re edges up; gilts bullish
Mumbai: The rupee closed marginally stronger on Monday at 48.64/65 against the dollar as compared to Friday's close of 48.66/6650 in a lacklustre forex market. The domestic currency opened at 48.6450/65.
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Metal stocks under LME influence
Mumbai: Stocks of Indian metal companies are increasingly being influenced by the London Metal Exchange. The share prices of leading Indian metal manufacturers have taken a major hit on the bourses over the past few weeks.
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