Business Standard
Monday, Nov 23, 2009
 
drived banner
drived banner
  Advanced Search
Feedback | RSS
Content Guide
Follow us on  
|Markets & Investing|||||||| 
 Section Home | News Now | Paper | Features | Stock Watch | PF News | PF Features | IPOs | MFs | Commodities | Trends | Stock Data | Financials | Money & Forex
Home > The Smart Investor Live Markets | Smart Portfolios II
  Search:

Sensex ends down 62pts
BS Reporter / Mumbai November 10, 2009, 15:31 IST

The Sensex has ended (provisional) at 16,437, down 62 points.

BSE | NSE
Price  
 
 
Related Stories
News Now
-Sensex slips into red
-Sensex flat after a strong start
-NMDC soars 13% on disinvestment plans
-Sensex opens 54pts higher
-FIIs net buyers Rs 800cr in F&O on Monday
-US markets rally; ICICI Bank zooms 9%

The NSE Nifty has ended (provisional) at 4,882, down 17 points.
__________________________________________________

(Updated at 1502hrs)

SensexThe Sensex managed to rebound but has again slipped into the red. The index is now down 66 points at 16,432.

The Nifty is down 18 points at 4,880.
__________________________________
(Updated at 1402 hrs)

The Sensex today opened up at 16,552 and was strong till noon. The index rose to a high of 16,678 but could not hold on to gains.

The Sensex slipped into the red on account of profit taking and slipped 306 points from the high to touch a low of 16,372. However, the index is trying to recover and is now down 67 points at 16,430.

The Nifty is down 20 points at 4,877.

However, banking and metal stocks have managed to gain. The BSE metal index is up 1.2% while the bankex has advanced 0.62%.

The market breadth is marginally negative. Out of 2,723 stocks traded 1,407 have declined while 1,236 have advanced.

DLF has shed 3% at Rs 379. Auto stocks - Hero Honda and Maruti Suzuki have dropped near 2.5% each to Rs 1,510 and Rs 1,453, respectively.

Bharti Airtel is weak at Rs 300 - down 2%. Hindustan Unilever and Jaiprakash Associates have slipped 2% each to Rs 265 and Rs 225, respectively.

The other losers in the Sensex includes ONGC, Hindalco and BHEL.

On the other hand few stocks have managed to hold on to gains.

Tata Motors has gained 3% at Rs 597. SBI has added 2% to Rs 2,364. Mahindra & Mahindra, ACC and ICICI Bank have moved up 1% each.

Reliance has topped the value chart on the BSE with a turnover of Rs 207.31 crore, followed by SBI (Rs 141.01 crore), HDIL (Rs 111.97 crore), DLF (Rs 109.30 crore) and Educomp Solutions (Rs 105.15 crore).

Suzlon is leading the volume chart with trades of 10.28 million shares, followed by Reliance Natural Resources (9.47 million), GVK Power & Finance (8.76 million) and Unitech (8.27 million).

Arrow Other Stories     
- Sensex makes remarkable recovery, regains 17K
- L N Mittal doubles his stake in Ophir Energy
- Indian handicraft firms to participate in Munich fair
- Microsoft eyes Indian smartphone mkt
- RIL Hazira unit bags 'Excellent Energy Efficient Unit Award'
More  
  Read Business news in 
  Get financial advisory and solutions for your projects
  Holidays starting at a delightful EMI of Rs 3481
  Switch on and say hello to Monday morning !
  Your dream home can now be a reality.
  Visit Fortis for a preventive health check-up & get a 20% discount.
  Follow the ups and downs of your investments. Try our new Portfolio Tracker
  Kolkata Dock \ Freight contract for the British Gurkhas Nepal
  Find how Midsize Businesses use ERP to gain competitive advantage
  Trading in Forex is now as easy as 1-2-3
  Discover an economical and cost effective way to market your products and services
  Giftwithlove.com: Same day delivery of Flowers and Cakes to India
  Download the E-book on the Future of Business Intelligence
  Learn Best Practices for improving customer satisfaction
  Know your customers better... download the free e-book on CRM
Share this Story  
 
 
   Discussion Board / User Comments    
Display Name  Email-Id  
Post your comment
Jahnavi
Can I enter Educomp solutions at current levels
Reply
Most Popular
Read
E-Mailed
Commented
   
- Indian CIOs more progressive than global counterparts: IBM study
- IAF orders more Tejas LCAs to replace MiG-21s
- High carryover and potential for breakouts
- We are not trying for a monopoly: HAL chairman
- Old questions
 
 More  
BS Poll
Cast Your Vote
 
   
 
Should India's defence sector be thrown open to foreign investments?
  Yes  No
Submit

  Hot Searches  
 
Amitabh Bachchan | N Chandrasekaran | Swine Flu | Mukesh Ambani | Anil Ambani | TCS | Infosys |  Air India |  Duronto |  Pranab Mukherjee | Sonia Gandhi | Congress | Rahul Gandhi |  Bigg Boss |  New Pension Scheme |  Service tax |  Excise duty |  Sebi | Tech Mahindra |  Ramalinga Raju |  Satyam |  Reliance  |  RBI |  GDP |  Gold |  Ratan Tata |  ICICI |  |  B-School | DLF  Sensex |  Tax calculator | Home Loan  | Bollywood | Personal Finance |  inflation | oil prices |  World Bank | Reliance Infratel |  HDFC |  Barack Obama  
 
  Member Area Write to the Editor RSS Archives Advanced Search
  Subscribe to BS print product BS e-paper Newsletter Portfolio Tracker
  BS Products BS Hindi BS Motoring
FOR HOT PRODUCTS
BS Bazaar.com
Home | Markets & Investing | Companies & Industry | Banking & Finance | Economy & Policy | Opinion
Life & Leisure | Management & Marketing | Tech World
About Us | Partner With Us | Code of Conduct | Careers | Advertise with us| Terms & Conditions | Disclaimer | Site Map | Contact Us | Feedback