Sensex ends 250 points lower on weak global cues

	Dated:12 May,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 18335.79 -249.17 NIFTY 5486.15 -78.90 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Sunteck Realty Ltd. 387.70 + 17.08 Thinksoft Global Services 60.35 + 16.06 Ausom Enterprise Ltd. 47.80 + 10.65 Tulsi Extrusions Ltd. 17.45 + 10.44 Usha Martin Education & S 28.00 + 10.02 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Servalakshmi Paper Ltd. 19.05 -34.31 Sumeet Industries Ltd. 29.60 -20.00 Empee Sugars and Chemical 41.25 -19.98 TRF Ltd. 501.35 -12.69 De Nora India Ltd. 89.95 -11.94

Top Headlines Sensex ends 250 points lower on weak global cues Markets ended in the negative territory as cautious investors offloaded positions on concerns that interest rate hike would impact earnings growth. Difficult for the markets to hit an all-time high without growth: Sundaram Mutual With manufacturing & infra ebbing & cooling off, it is difficult to see markets hit an all-time high, says Satish Ramanathan, Sundaram Mutual. Buy commodities on dips: Erich Fishwick, CLSA In an interview with ET Now, Erich Fishwick, Chief Economist, CLSA, talks about commodity prices as well as how the end of QE2 will impact US. Views on Stocks/Markets Buy ONGC on dips: Sudarshan Sukhani Bearish on cements: Ashwani Gujral Hold DCHL for longterm: Sudarshan Sukhani IPO/Global Markets Asian stocks tumble World shares dragged down China data knocks HK stocks Rupee / Gold Gold down by Rs 91 Re ends at over 7-wk low Gold eases from week high More 'Market' News Credit Suisse ups target for RIL; keeps 'outperform' Credit Suisse has raised target price for RIL to Rs 1,142 from Rs 1,132 as it expects higher refining margins and oil and gas output. Tata Sons Offloads Over 2% of Tata Motors DVRs for 157 cr The holding company pruned its stake after the share price rose sharply in the past few days Cash rates little changed but cash worries loom Indian cash rates were little changed as demand for funds was mostly steady but concerns over tight cash conditions continued to weigh on sentiment.