Retail stocks gain 7% ahead of vote on FDI in Parliament
Shares of Shoppers Stop climbed 7.28% to settle at Rs 463.65 on the BSE

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Shares of Shoppers Stop climbed 7.28% to settle at Rs 463.65 on the BSE

Retail stocks, led by Shoppers Stop, today surged up to 7% on optimism that the government would succeed in getting Parliament approval to its decision to allow foreign investment in the sector.
Shares of Shoppers Stop climbed 7.28% to settle at Rs 463.65 on the BSE.
Trent, promoted by the Tata group, gained 4.25%, while shares of Pantaloon Retail rose by 3.32%.
Among others, Provogue India soared 6.15%, while Koutons Retail India was up 4.97%.
Market experts said that retail stocks rallied on hopes of a favourable outcome in Parliament.
Lawmakers will vote later in the day on the government move to allow FDI in the multi-brand retail sector.
In the broader market, the BSE 30-stock index, Sensex, ended at 19,391.86, up 43.74 points.
First Published: Dec 05 2012 | 6:35 PM IST