Sensex recoups losses on all-round buying
The Sensex went up 62 points to close at 5647.15 points, up from the previous close of 5585 points. The Nifty ended the day at 1793.10, up from its previous close of 1766.70 points.
Market Gainers
ONGC, SBI, ACC, Gujarat Ambuja, L&T, India Cements, Madras Cements, Mangalam Cements, Prism Cements, Mysore Cements, i-flex Solutions, Polaris Software, Wipro, Patni Computers, Satyam Computer, UCO bank, Canara Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Andhra bank, Vijaya Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, TVS Motors, Dhampur Sugar, Balrampur Chini, Bajaj Hindusthan, Tata Steel, Hindalco, Alok Industries, Indian Rayon, Mahavir Spinning, Welspun India, Bombay Dyeing, Zodiac Clothing, Raymond, Indo-Rama Synthetics
Market Losers
Grasim
Market Counters
BSE 30
ACC up Rs 13.95 at Rs. 285.70
Bajaj Auto up Rs1.80 at Rs 926.60
Bharti Televentures up Rs. 0.90 at Rs 167.55
BHEL up Rs10.65 at Rs 587.20
Cipla down Rs 24.65 at Rs 1,373.70
Dr Reddy down Rs 3.30 at Rs 865.95
GACL up Rs. 13.15 at Rs 336.50
Grasim down Rs.151.75 at Rs. 5.101
HDFC up Rs.15.80 at Rs 621.25
HDFC Bank down Rs.2.15 at 375.95
Hero Honda up Rs.12.40 at Rs 474.60
Hindalco up Rs36.50 at Rs. 1,102.95
HLL down Rs.0.30 at Rs.142.50
HPCL up Rs.11.40 at Rs 451.65
ICICI Bank down Rs. 8.00 at 306.85
Infosys up Rs33.30 at Rs. 5,216.40
ITC down Rs.13.75 at Rs.1,062.40
L&T up Rs.14.05 at Rs 564.05
MTNL up Rs3.20 at Rs.146.90
ONGC up23.25 at Rs 841.50
Ranbaxy up Rs.7.75 Rs at Rs. 1,042.35
Reliance up Rs.2.30 at Rs 530.60
Satyam up Rs. +14.25 at Rs 324.35
SBI up Rs.21.80 at Rs 640.25
Tata Motors up Rs. 9.15 at Rs 475.00
Tata Power up Rs.14.10 at Rs 376.40
TISCO up Rs.7.40 at Rs 349.90
Wipro up Rs. 41.55 at Rs 1,594.00
Zee Tele up Rs. 2.85 at Rs 135.85
Others
Allahabad Bank up Rs 6 at Rs 43.85
Mahindra & Mahindra up Rs 13.35 at Rs 464.85
Bajaj Hindusthan up Rs 3.05 at Rs 64.70
Radico Khaitan up Rs 2.2 at Rs 120.15
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SEBI to scale up infrastructure
Kolkata: The Securities and Exchange Board Chairman, G.N. Bajpai, has indicated that to cope with increased demands on the capital market systems, the physical and technical infrastructure will be scaled up. The SEBI chief said that he expects the blueprint for such infrastructural expansion to be ready some time later this year.
He also said that the real time gross settlement (RGTS) mechanism, on which the RBI was working to smoothen the T+1 system across the country on a foolproof and integrated technological network, should be ready this year.
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AMFI to work on capital-guaranteed products
Mumbai: The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) is studying and formalising guidelines to offer capital-guaranteed funds in India and has set up a committee headed by Naval Bir Kumar, Managing Director, Standard Chartered Mutual Fund. The committee also includes A.K. Sridhar, President, UTI Asset Management Company Ltd. The recommendations of the committee would be vetted by the AMFI management committee, which would then be forwarded to SEBI.
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