Nifty ends above 5550; banks, metals, realty down

	Dated:02 June,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 18494.18 -114.63 NIFTY 5550.35 -41.65 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Store One Retail India Lt 16.40 + 20.15 Indian Terrain Fashions L 100.10 + 20.02 House of Pearl Fashions L 80.85 + 19.42 Clutch Auto Ltd. 66.80 + 17.81 Kohinoor Foods Ltd. 61.70 + 15.11 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Sun TV Network Ltd. 272.55 -27.85 Sanghvi Forging & Enginee 72.30 -9.96 KDL Biotech Ltd. 8.25 -9.84 Rane Holdings Ltd. 225.00 -9.62 Remsons Industries Ltd. 24.80 -8.82

Top Headlines Nifty ends above 5550; banks, metals, realty down Markets ended a choppy session in the negative territory near intermediate support levels as weak cues from global peers hurt sentiments. FII flows seem to be returning to emerging markets: Prime Securities In an interview with ET Now, N Jayakumar, MD, Prime Securities, gave his views on Indian and global markets. Diversified mutual funds perform better than benchmark equities in May Fears of further rate hikes, high inflation and worries about the euro zone debt crisis kept investors on the edge in May. Views on Stocks/Markets Exit RComm on all rallies: Ashwani Gujral Bajaj Auto, a good investment buy: APTART Technical Ranbaxy, Dr Reddy's looking attractive: Angel Broking IPO/Global Markets World shares slide China shares end down 1.4% European shares fall further Rupee / Gold Rupee weak Re ends at 44.83/84 Gold rises by Rs 120 More 'Market' News GMR Infra slips after Delhi HC halts ADF collection Shares of GMR Infrastructures fell as much as 4.6% after Delhi High Court asked Delhi International Airport Ltd to stop collecting airport development fee. Sun TV, SpiceJet shares dive on telecoms probe reports Sun TV Networks fell by 30% and SpiceJet by 12% in early trade after Dayanidhi Maran was named in a public lawsuit over 2G spectrum scam. VIP Industries hits all-time high as UBS starts with 'buy' Shares in VIP Industries jumped over 6 pc to its all-time high of Rs 804 after UBS initiated coverage with a 'buy' rating and set a target of Rs 925.