Bugged by high inflation, poor industrial numbers and uncertainty over the ability of the government over policymaking in the Budget session, markets continued to trade on a weak note during the week-

Amidst dull trading ahead of year-end holidays, markets eked out gains for second successive week moving in a tight range. On the BSE, the Sensex ended 209 points higher at 20,074 and the Nifty on the

Markets recouped some lost ground during the week ended on the back of growth-oriented and easy liquidity measures annou-nced by Reserve Bank of India (RBI), good advance tax numbers, moderating infla

Concerns over the regulatory crackdown on operators indulging in stock price manipulation, fallout of 2G spectrum scam and renewed selling from FIIs pulled down the markets during the week ended. On

Buoyed by strong Q2 GDP number, fall in the headline inflation and positive global cues markets staged a strong comeback during the week ended after three weeks of losses. On the BSE the Sensex closed

Spooked by global worries and weak macro economic data, markets ‘cracked’ during the week ended registering highest weekly losses in six months. On the BSE the Sensex plunged by 848 points to 20,157 a

It was a historic week for the markets with indices closing at life time highs on closing basis. On the BSE the Sensex soared 970 points higher to 21005 and the Nifty on the NSE gained 293 points end

Stock markets across the world were under pressure during the week ended. The Sensex shed 133 points closing at 20,032 and the Nifty ended 48 points lower at 6,018. Broader markets also showed signs o

Struggling for direction, markets were seen in consolidation mode during the week ended. Despite high intra-week volatility, the benchmark indices closed in positive zone. The Sensex ended 41 points h

Buoyed by the non-controversial judgment on Ayodhya, FII inflows and expectations over second quarter results, markets moved closer to their life-time peak seen last in 2008 during the week ended.

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