The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and the S&amp;P 500 -- the two of the most followed indices of the US stock -- would start trading from tomorrow on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), India's biggest bourse.

US stock market indices to debut on Indian bourses

Press Trust of India

NSE launches both US benchmark indices today.

Trades in S&P, Dow Jones may be a slow starter

Business Standard

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has decided to fast-track consent order cases.

Sebi decides to fast-track consent order cases

Stock markets in India will stabilise during the next week and will not see sharp downside from the current levels.

Stock markets to get respite from crash course

Markets may notch gains in opening trades tracking positive cues from Asia.

Pre-market: Firm opening on cards

Markets made a gap-up opening and were trading firm in the morning session in line with gains across Asia. Investors flocked to pick up blue chips which were battered badly in the past few weeks after political imbroglio ended over the weekend.

Markets trade firm, Sensex up 400 pts

JB Chemicals &amp; Pharmaceuticals has plunged more than 33% or Rs 46.85 at Rs 94.35 after the stock turned ex-dividend.

JB Chemicals plunges after turning ex-dividend

Sesa Goa is trading lower by 3% at Rs 197, extending Friday&rsquo;s 6% fall, after the company said it will have to stop mining in the Chitradurga district of Karnataka following Supreme Court's latest order. The annual permitted capacity of the said mine is 6 million tonnes.

Sesa Goa hits 2-year low on mining ban

Maruti Suzuki is trading 1% lower at Rs 1,072 in an otherwise strong market on reports that the company temporarily halted production at one of its two factories at Manesar in Haryana due to problems with workers.

Maruti dips on halting production at Manesar factory

Bodal Chemicals is trading 14% lower at Rs 18.10, plunging more than 25% from an intra-day high of Rs 23.90 on the BSE, after the company clarified that it will not issue bonus shares and disinvest its single super phosphate (S.S.P) plant at Padra in Vadodara.

Bodal Chemicals plunges on denial of divestment & bonus issue plans

Heavyweights have continued to buoy markets higher today with Reliance and Infosys leading the upmove.

Markets rally, Sensex surges 500pts

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers of Rs 366.19 crore (provisional) today, according to data released by BSE.

FIIs net buy Rs 366cr, DIIs net sell Rs 325cr

The country's top bourse National Stock Exchange (NSE) today began trading of two leading US stock indices, with a first-day turnover of Rs 122 crore and also announced cash incentives for enhancing the trading volumes of these indices.

NSE clocks Rs 122-cr turnover on Day 1 of US indices

With the stock market losing over 11% in the last three months, most of fund managers believe that the equity valuations have dropped to fair to undervalued zone, a survey said.

'35% fund managers believe Indian market undervalued'

NSE launches market-making scheme for the two US indices.

S&P 500, DJIA record volume of Rs 122 cr on Day 1

Trades between FIIs generated a volume of Rs 10 crore on the BSE Monday-an decrease of 44.05% from Rs 19 crore clocked on Friday. As many as seven stocks witnessed trades of 95,714 shares on Monday.

FII-TO-FII: Grasim Ind traded at 3% premium

Short-covering in oversold sectors like IT and banking.

Bernanke lifts market mood, Sensex zooms

Shares of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani (ADA) group companies zoomed on Monday, hours after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said the agency was not sure if there was direct involvement of any of the employees in the 2G scam. Last Friday, the company stocks were among the most beaten counters.

ADAG stocks zoom on CBI's fresh take on 2G scam

Yogesh Mehta, a former share broker, who has slapped scores of cases against the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), won a 15-year-old dispute at the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT). The tribunal upheld an order by Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), directing the exchange to pay Rs 1.27 million, together with interest, to the broker.

SAT rules against BSE in 15-year-old case

Even as inflation is expected to moderate from December, there is a strong possibility that India would fail to achieve its revised GDP growth target, ING Vysya Bank chief economist Deepali Bhargava tells Puneet Wadhwa.

Market Voice: Deepali Bhargava, ING Vysya Bank

Markets may open gap up, extending Monday's gains following firm cues from Asia as risk appetite for equities improved.

Pre-market: Gap up opening seen

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