Sensex snaps 5-day losing streak, gains 434 pts as oil eases-The Economic Times Markets Watch Newsletter

	Dated:13 April,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 19696.86 434.32 NIFTY 5911.50 125.80 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Saregama India Ltd. 79.35 + 20.05 Sun Pharma Advanced Resea 94.40 + 20.03 Landmark Property Develop 4.50 + 20.00 CCL Products India Ltd. 272.10 + 19.66 First Leasing Company of 105.20 + 17.02 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Parekh Platinum Ltd. 6.30 -6.67 Geojit BNP Paribas Financ 25.60 -6.57 Blue Chip India Ltd. 1.50 -6.25 Vikash Metal & Power Ltd. 15.25 -5.57 Aarti Drugs Ltd. 139.05 -5.47

Top Headlines Sensex snaps 5-day losing streak, gains 434 pts as oil eases BSE Sensex snapped 5-session losing stint and gained 434 points to close at 19,696 on renewed all-round buying. Global equity funds got $13.35 bn last week, highest since December Investors world over poured in a whopping $13.35 billion into equity funds last week, with emerging markets accounting for over a third. India looks quite good among Asian markets: Todd Martin, Societe Generale In an interview with ET Now, Todd Martin, Asia Equity Strategist, Societe Generale, shares his outlook for the Asian markets. Views on Stocks/Markets BHEL looks good if the market heads up: Ashwani Gujral HCL could see positive momentum: Pankaj Pandey Buy Coal India from an investment perspective: Sudarshan Sukhani IPO/Global Markets Global stocks recover World stocks up Muthoot Fin IPO at Rs 160-175 Rupee / Gold Gold may go past $1,600/oz Gold demand weak Rupee ends weak More 'Market' News SingTel raises stake in Bharti Airtel to 32.25 pc SingTel has increased its stake in Bharti Airtel to 32.25 per cent, with the purchase of shares worth about Rs 93 crore. Hero Honda declares 3,500 pc interim dividend The country's largest two-wheeler maker Hero Honda today declared a 3,500 per cent interim dividend of Rs 70 per equity share of Rs 2 each. Nifty nears 5900; JP Asso, Hero Honda, HUL gain Buying activity was seen across the board with capital goods, auto and banks in the lead. Positive cues from global peers also boosted sentiments.