Share Bazar

Sensex ends flat on profit-booking ahead of RBI monetary policy

Mumbai: The BSE benchmark Sensex on Tuesday ended flat with a small rise of 10 points as cautious investors indulged in profit-booking ahead of the monthly settlement in derivatives segment and the RBI monetary policy meet on May 3.

Trading sentiment further influenced on a weakening Asian trend but better opening in Europe supported the market to end in a positive zone for the third straight day. The Sensex rose 9.53 points, or 0.05 per cent, to close at

19,179.36. It touched the day's high of 19,210.26 and a low of 18,042.08. The index had gained 439 points in last two sessions.

Similarly, the National Stock Exchange index Nifty edged up 2.50 points to 5,836.90, after dipping to a low of 5,791.55. Brokers said investors remained cautious ahead of a monthly settlement in the derivatives segment on Thursday and the Reserve Bank of India monetary policy meet on May 3. ...more    

Sensex falls 89 points in early trade

Bombay Stock Exchange barometer had gained 80.50 points on Wednesday. ...  

Markets pick up pace, Sensex up 1.68 per cent

By a little before noon, a key index had risen 1.68 pc over its previous close. ...  

Sensex falls 98 points in opening trade

Dip came on selling by foreign funds triggered by weak Asian equity markets. ...  

Markets open higher and dip, Satyam plunges

The 30-share sensitive index (Sensex) of the BSE opened higher. ...  

Markets choppy, equities dip into red on profit booking

Mid-afternoon the BSE midcap was ruling at 2,883.43, down 2.33 points. ...