Sensex ends in red; Wipro, Maruti, Bharti down

	Dated:06 April,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 19612.20 -74.62 NIFTY 5891.75 -18.30 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Nissan Copper Ltd. 3.20 + 20.75 Aster Silicates Ltd. 39.10 + 20.12 Texmo Pipes & Products Lt 43.60 + 20.11 Parekh Platinum Ltd. 6.00 + 20.00 MRO - TEK Ltd. 24.45 + 19.85 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Gravita India Ltd. 387.55 -8.97 Excel Infoways Ltd. 37.10 -7.48 Lumax Automotive Systems 46.40 -7.01 Store One Retail India Lt 16.10 -6.40 BLB Ltd. 9.60 -5.42

Top Headlines Sensex ends in red; Wipro, Maruti, Bharti down Benchmarks ended choppy session in the red as investors chose to stay away at higher levels. Meanwhile, buying activity continued in midcap space. Sesa Goa to launch open offer for Cairn India shares by Apr 11 Vedanta Group firm Sesa Goa today said it will come out with open offer by April 11 to acquire up to a 20% additional stake in Cairn India at Rs 355 per share. Satyam Computer Services reaches settlement with SEC, stocks up Shares of Satyam Computer Services, now Mahindra Satyam, jumped by over 9 per cent in early trade on the BSE today. Views on Stocks/Markets Markets can deliver 15 to 18% return: Vikram Kotak Suzlon an attractive stock: Sudarshan Sukhani Avoid Hindustan Construction: Ashwani Gujral IPO/Global Markets Mapletree Trust sets indicative price World stocks buoyant, euro at high European shares turn negative Rupee / Gold Rupee hits 5-1/2 month high Gold prices hit record high Silver rises; hits new high More 'Market' News Kingfisher Airlines allots 5.6% stake to SBI Kingfisher Airlines allots 5.6 per cent of its shares to State Bank of India under debt recast plan, says airline CFO Ravi Nedungadi. HDFC to raise at least 3.75 bn rupees via bonds Housing Development Finance Corp plans to raise at least 3.75 billion rupees through 2-year bonds at 9.55 percent. Cash rates dip past 2-mth low; demand ebbs Cash rates dropped to its lowest level in more than two months on Wednesday on the back of lower demand as banks had borrowed excess funds ahead of the long weekend.