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	Dated:27 June,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 18412.41 171.73 NIFTY 5526.60 55.35 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Shree Ashtavinayak Cine V 4.90 + 20.99 Paramount Printpackaging 23.95 + 15.70 Kewal Kiran Clothing Ltd. 688.15 + 15.14 Bhagwati Banquets & Hotel 105.30 + 14.89 AXIS-IT&T Ltd. 80.60 + 14.33 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Zenith Birla (India) Ltd. 7.00 -11.95 Remsons Industries Ltd. 22.50 -10.89 BSL Ltd. 23.05 -8.35 Cambridge Technology Ente 9.25 -7.96 Madhav Marbles & Granites 16.50 -6.25

Top Headlines Nifty ends above 5525; Power Grid, BPCL, ONGC up Indian markets ended on a firm note Monday as buying activity picked up in oil&gas stocks following hike in fuel prices. Emerging mkts inflation could hit double digits: Mark Mobius Inflation in emerging mkts could reach double digits, while economic growth this year will average 6%, according to Franklin Templeton's Mark Mobius. Toyota Etios Liva to take on Swift, Ritz, i10, i20, Figo and Beat The world's largest car maker Toyota forayed into the highly competitive India compact car segment with 'Liva', priced at Rs 3.99 lakh-Rs 5.99 lakh. Views on Stocks/Markets Still bearish on Indian markets: Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Analysts advise caution to trade in OMCs Buy petroleum stocks on decline: APTART Technical Advisory Services IPO/Global Markets Steel India opens for subscription European shares edge higher Taiwan stocks at 3-month low Rupee / Gold Silver drops on profit-selling Gold futures down on global cues Rupee off 1-mth low on local shares More 'Market' News Oil PSUs stocks advance on fuel price hike Shares of state-run oil cos advanced by up to 6 pc after the government announced a hike in fuel prices in order to ease pressure on their margins. Inflation to top 10 per cent in July: Nomura The govt decision to raise prices of petroleum products will push up inflation to over 10% in the coming months, says global banking giant Nomura. India Inc looks at China as FCCB crisis looms large Indian companies have begun exploring possibility of getting cheaper loans from China to meet their other costlier foreign borrowing obligations.