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Bulls
upbeat
Mumbai: BullS were in total command of Friday's
trading activity. Stock prices across the board gained
considerably. Bull dominance for the second successive
trading left the bears stranded.
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CSE
strike may draw in brokers across all bourses
Kolkata: The broking community across the country
may resort to a day's token strike shortly in solidarity
with the Calcutta Stock Exchange brokers, who have gone
on a week-long strike from today.
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Value
buying in Zee Tele
Mumbai: The stock of Zee Telefilms was back in
the limelight after a rather rough few weeks. According
to dealers, the counter witnessed value buying from both
institutional and retail investors.
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Dow
ends 36 points up, Nasdaq off
Mumbai: Blue-chip stocks reversed course late in
the session on Friday to close higher as strong consumer
sentiment data helped bolster investor confidence, but
the Nasdaq snapped its 3-day winning streak following
some negative news from the technology sector.
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Satyam
surges on Gates effect
Mumbai: Satyam Computer witnessed huge volumes
yesterday. The stock ended the day seven per cent higher
at Rs 265.35 on the BSE and witnessed volumes of 1.48
crore shares. On the NSE, the stock ended 6.56 per cent
higher at Rs 264.10 with around 2.7 crore volume of shares.
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SCI
sails high on Ministerspeak
Mumbai: The stock of Shipping Corporation of India
today saw huge rise in volumes and price following the
announcement by the Union Shipping Minister, Vedprakash
Goyal, that the disinvestment of 51 per cent stake in
the PSU was on course.
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Index
heavyweights make merry along with tech stocks
Mumbai: The benchmark BSE Sensex consolidated on
the gains it made during trading on Thursday by posting
a rise of 47.35 points to close at 3033.91 points.
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Re
hits 12-month high at 48.19
Mumbai: The rupee scaled a 12-month peak closing
at 48.1975 per dollar on Friday on the back of Moody's
announcing a review of the India's foreign currency ceiling
for debt.
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