The Economic Times Markets Watch Newsletter

	Dated:19 May,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 18141.40 55.20 NIFTY 5428.10 7.50 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Shalimar Paints Ltd. 476.50 + 20.01 Prithvi Information Solut 33.70 + 16.81 Hindustan Copper Ltd. 290.70 + 11.34 State Trading Corporation 233.40 + 10.91 Shrenuj & Company Ltd. 54.40 + 9.90 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Paramount Printpackaging 25.40 -20.00 Shiva Texyarn Ltd. 36.95 -19.93 Kwality Dairy (India) Ltd 72.25 -19.77 Ankur Drugs & Pharma Ltd. 39.90 -11.53 Manjeera Constructions Lt 107.70 -9.53

Top Headlines Nifty ends higher; L&T, RIL, ONGC, IDFC, Siemens up Benchmarks ended three-day losing streak and closed on a positive note aided by gains in index heavy-weights like L&T, RIL and ONGC. Valuations to become attractive if markets head lower: Nilesh Shah Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital says there are stocks to pick and in this kind of an environment just taking specifically sector specific view may not be relevant. Market underperformance to persist in near term: Julius Baer Based on current question marks on economic growth prospects, volatility in commodities would continue, says V Ananthan Nageswaran, Julius Baer. Views on Stocks/Markets UBS upgrades RIL to buy, raises price target L&T doesn't have too much of downside: Ashwani Gujral Bearish on SKS Microfinance: Sudarshan Sukhani IPO/Global Markets Galaxy Surfactants withdraws IPO Investors lose money in 9 of 12 IPOs World stocks above 4-week low Rupee / Gold Gold falls to Rs 22,300 Gold futures decline Dollar ends cheaper against Re More 'Market' News Bullish on commodities for long term: Mark Mobius One of the reasons why we are bullish longer term on commodities is because inflation will push up commodity prices, says Mark Mobius. Money will keep flowing into consumer stocks: RBS In an interview with ET Now, Mohan Swamy, Head of India Research, RBS Global Banking & Markets, talks about the FMCG stocks. Scooters India's disinvestment approved; stock jumps 5% The disinvestment proposal was approved at a cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.