Sensex ends 200 points lower; DLF, HDFC, Tata Motors down

	Dated:11 April,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 19262.54 -188.91 NIFTY 5785.70 -56.30 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Raj Television Network Lt 61.95 + 20.06 National Oxygen Ltd. 74.65 + 20.02 Prithvi Softech Ltd. 16.65 + 18.09 GRUH Finance Ltd. 466.05 + 17.91 Archies Ltd. 46.85 + 14.55 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Alembic Ltd. 24.90 -64.61 Dhunseri Investments Ltd. 80.50 -13.11 Sunteck Realty Ltd. 339.05 -11.22 BLB Ltd. 7.90 -8.67 Surana Ventures Ltd. 44.00 -8.33

Top Headlines Sensex ends 200 points lower; DLF, HDFC, Tata Motors down Indian markets drifted lower and ended near day's lows as investors booked profit across the board following a slow-down in IIP and weak global cues. Silver at record Rs 61,700, gold slips to Rs 21,540 per 10 gm Silver prices shot up to a new high of Rs 61,700 per kg in the national capital today on increased buying by stockists in line with a firm global trend. Nifty will develop a base much higher than 5000: Reliance MF "At every lower level, there are lots of investors both domestic and global looking at investing in India," says Sunil Singhania, Reliance Mutual Fund. Views on Stocks/Markets Buy Essar Oil: Sudarshan Sukhani Positive on Sun Pharma: Ambareesh Baliga Buy LIC Housing Finance: Sudarshan Sukhani IPO/Global Markets Asian shares mixed European stocks dip Nikkei slips as autos sag Rupee / Gold Gold down by Rs 6 Rupee ends at 44.38/39 'Spot silver to rise to $54.78' More 'Market' News Tata Motors stocks fall more than 3 pc on BSE The stocks of Tata Motors fall more than 3 per cent on BSE, quoting at 1217.00. While it was trading at 1219.20, down around 2.8 per cent, on Nifty, at 1.25 pm. Reliance Infra share buy-back starts, stock up over 1pc Reliance Infrastructure's today started its share buy-back to the tune of Rs 1,000 crore through open market purchases. Asian investors bet on equities, gold as inflation hedge: Study To battle inflationary pressures investors in Asia are betting on equities as the most preferred hedge against inflation followed by gold, says a survey.