Nifty ends marginally lower at 5874.50; Axis Bank, RIL, DLF go down -The Economic Times Markets Watch Newsletter

	Dated:25 April,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 19584.31 -17.92 NIFTY 5874.50 -10.20 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Fag Bearings India Ltd. 1,205.30 + 19.67 Chemplast Sanmar Ltd. 8.20 + 18.84 TRF Ltd. 634.80 + 17.75 Software Technology Group 6.40 + 16.36 Shyam Telecom Ltd. 52.05 + 15.41 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Euro Ceramics Ltd. 27.40 -10.02 PBA Infrastructure Ltd. 80.20 -9.89 Atlanta Ltd. 101.85 -9.63 Kanoria Chemicals & Indus 48.95 -9.52 Sambhaav Media Ltd. 1.75 -7.89

Top Headlines Nifty ends marginally lower at 5874.50; Axis Bank, RIL, DLF go down Nifty ended at 5874.50, down 10.20 points or 0.17 per cent. The broader index touched a high of 5906.60 and low of 5857 intraday. Oil Min orders RIL to stop KG-D6 gas supply to non-core users Oil Ministry has ordered RIL to immediately stop natural gas sales to non-core users like Essar Steel to meet the full demand of fertilizer and power plants. Future Ventures India IPO: What experts recommend Future Ventures India is an unconventional NBFC from Kishore Biyani led Future Group. Check out what experts have to say on Future India IPO. Views on Stocks/Markets Non-IT stocks will push the Nifty up: Sudarshan Sukhani Don't expect outperformance from RIL from here on: P Phani Sekhar Scepticism is keeping the markets up: Sanjay Dutt IPO/Global Markets China shares end down at 3-week low Present & upcoming IPOs this week Vaswani Ind sets IPO price band Rupee / Gold Gold futures hit record high Rupee ends down on gold Silver breaches 75,000/kg mark More 'Market' News Auto companies looking prospective on rough Dalal Street Automobiles may be the only silver lining among Indian industries to invest in now due to unabated demand. Unitech says India JV with Telenor to get new chairman; stock down A Unitech-appointed director will take over as chairman of Indian telecom JV with Norway's Telenor in place of Sanjay Chandra, company said. Bullish on rice, silver, natural gas: Jim Rogers I prefer to look at the things that are still depressed. Natural gas is depressed compared to oil, silver is depressed compared to gold, says Jim Rogers.