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Sensex
surges 181 points in 6 days
Mumbai: The 181-point rally that the BSE Sensex
witnessed during the last six days (November 14-22), has
come as a pleasant surprise to the market as it has turned
out to be the biggest rally since March.
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CanLiquid
declares dividend
Mumbai: Canbank Mutual Fund has announced the forty-fourth
tranche of weekly dividend in its CanLiquid scheme under
the dividend re-investment plan.
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Bull
domination
Mumbai: Bulls were in total control of Friday's
trading activity. Their dominance for the eighth successive
trading day left the bears stranded. The sentiment reading
of the tradable counters continues to remain strongly
in favour of the bulls.
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LSE
seeks Indian IT listings
New Delhi: The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is negotiating
with close to 50 Indian companies to get them listed,
according to its CEO, Ms Clara Furse.
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Reliance
sees huge volumes, price jump
Mumbai: Propelled by a slew of positive news, Reliance
Industries witnessed huge volumes today. The stock jumped
3.46 per cent to Rs 284.35 on the BSE on record volumes
of 66.20 lakh shares. On the NSE, the stock moved up by
3.88 per cent at Rs 284.75, registering volumes of 1.35
crore shares.
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Tata
Engg hits new high
Mumbai: The Tata Engineering stock today hit the
52-week high of Rs 166.90 on the NSE and at Rs 166.40
on the BSE. The stock, however, closed lower at Rs 161.70
on the BSE and at Rs 162.20 on the NSE.
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i-flex
slides on fund selling
Mumbai: Institutions seemed to be exiting i-flex
Solutions. Market talk has it that the slide in the share
price was mainly due to a `sell' recommendation by a prominent
domestic brokerage firm on the stock.
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Securitisation
Bill boosts bank stocks
Mumbai: Shares of leading banks and financial institutions
yesterday gained following the passage of the Securitisation
Bill by the Lok Sabha. The rise in the stock prices was
also on account of good dividend yield, brokers and analysts
said.
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Punjab
Tractors rides high on sell-off hopes
New Delhi: The Punjab Tractors Ltd stock yesterday
attracted huge volumes on the major bourses and closed
with a gain of around 2 per cent on possible disinvestment
trigger.
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Record
turnover in NSE derivatives
Mumbai: The National Stock Exchange (NSE) yesterday
recorded all-time high volumes in the derivatives segment
at Rs 2,912.88 crore. In the cash segment, the turnover
was Rs 3,780.52 crore. The previous highest volumes in
derivatives segment of Rs 2,894.07 crore.
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UTI-II
asset management co registered
Mumbai: The new asset management company that will
take over UTI-II has been registered. Its stakeholders,
Life Insurance Corporation of India, State Bank of India,
Punjab National Bank and Bank of Baroda, were now awaiting
the nod from Reserve Bank of India.
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Rupee
stable; gilts bullish
Mumbai: The rupee closed on Friday `steady' at
48.1875/1975 against the dollar, as compared to Thursday's
close of 48.1850/1950 in the forex market. The spot rupee
had a rather dull with not much activity.
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