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Bears march ahead
Mumbai: Bears exerted further pressure over Monday's trading. Their dominance left the bulls with no opportunity during the day's trading. The market sentiment reading of the tradable counters stands strongly in favour of the bears. 
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NSE includes PSU stocks in key indices
Mumbai: While the fancy for PSU stocks is declining, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) yesteray decided to include a number of PSU stocks in its key stock indices, including the benchmark S&P CNX Nifty. 
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Plagued by disinvestment blues...: M-Cap of PSUs suffers heavy erosion
Mumbai: The uncertainty revolving around the fate of the disinvestment process has shrunk the market value of PSU stocks by close to Rs 14,000 crore in the last two weeks. 
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Rumours of Shourie's exit spoil party for SCI scrip
Mumbai: The share price of Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) took a beating on Monday on rumours that the Union Disinvestment Minister, Arun Shourie, had resigned from the Cabinet. 
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Block deals in BSES
Mumbai: BSES witnessed a number of block deals on Monday, leading to a sharp rise in trading volumes. On the BSE, volumes spurted from 2,563 shares to 2.03 lakh shares. On the NSE, volumes jumped from 1.69 lakh shares to 3.05 lakh shares. 
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Alliance takes 5.19 pc in United Phosphorus
Mumbai: Alliance Capital Asset Management India Pvt Ltd has increased its stake in United Phosphorus to above five per cent of the company's paid up capital. 
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Volumes surge in Apollo Tyres
Mumbai: Apollo Tyres yesterday moved with substantial volumes on the major bourses. On the National Stock Exchange, the counter recorded traded quantity of over 3.45 lakh shares. On the Bombay Stock exchange, volumes amounted to 2.5 lakh shares. 
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Index heavyweights slip under selling pressure
Mumbai: After the decline last Friday, the BSE Sensex on Monday spiralled further down. By the close of the trading on Monday, the market slipped 22.93 points, that is, by 0.74 percentage points. The market opened at 3107.89 and closed at 3076.01. 
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Re at new high; gilts dip
Mumbai: The rupee on Monday closed at a new high of 48.41/4150 as compared to its previous close of 48.4200/4250 in the forex market. 
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