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Sensex slips deeper; ONGC up 6%
BS Reporter / Mumbai July 2, 2009, 13:20 IST

Following the tabling of the economic survey, the Sensex first spurted to a high of 14,764 but has now taken a complete U-turn and has slipped into the red. The index is now at 14,492, down 152 points from its previous close.

 
 
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ONGC has pared some of its gains and is now up 6% to Rs 1,117.

Tata Steel has gained 4% at Rs 410 and Sun Pharma has advanced 3% to Rs 1,152.

Sterlite has added 2.5% to Rs 627.

Reliance Communications and BHEL have slipped over 3% each to Rs 289 and Rs 2,147, respectively.

Tata Motors, Maruti, Reliance and Bhartio Airtel have dropped 2.5% each to Rs 291, Rs 1,042, Rs 2,005 and Rs 802, respectively.

The market breadth is marginally positive, -out of 2,487 shares traded, 1,277 have advanced and 1,134 have declined so far on the BSE.

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