Sensex ends at 18200, metals, realty, oil&gas, IT down

	Dated:28 July,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 18209.52 -222.73 NIFTY 5487.75 -59.05 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Salona Cotspin Ltd. 25.30 + 19.91 Nava Bharat Ventures Ltd. 239.10 + 11.99 KCP Ltd. 27.45 + 10.02 Sandesh Ltd. 300.50 + 8.96 Somany Ceramics Ltd. 57.00 + 8.88 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Bharatiya Global Infomedi 29.90 -63.54 Clariant Chemicals (India 752.45 -10.48 SKS Microfinance Ltd. 432.40 -9.89 Kiri Industries Ltd. 161.25 -9.64 Bajaj Electricals Ltd. 216.70 -8.89

Top Headlines Sensex ends at 18200; metals, realty, oil&gas, IT down Indian markets ended July F&O series near psychological support levels as US debt crisis concerns and recent rate hike by RBI weighed sentiments. Market could still remain weak for next few months: HSBC In an interview with ET Now, Garry Evans, Chief Global Equity Strategist, HSBC, gives his views on the market. Correction in prices may be used as buying opportunity: Quantum AMC Hold cash to the extent of 10% to 12% & any decline in prices would be used as an opportunity to buy,says IV Subramaniam, CIO, Quantum AMC . Views on Stocks/Markets Bullish on HUL for long term: Rajat Bose Buy Ranbaxy for short term: CK Narayan Buy Maruti with a target of 1250: Ashwani Gujral IPO/Global Markets Asian stock markets sink World stock markets sink China shares end down 0.5% Rupee / Gold Gold declines by Rs 25 Re one paise up against USD Gold rises towards record More 'Market' News IT stocks down on firm rupee, US fears Shares of software exporters were trading lower on fund selling on concerns over rise in rupee and uncertainty on the US debt issue. Metal shares down; JSW Steel falls 6 per cent Shares of metal manufacturers were trading lower as a fall in international metal prices dampened sentiment. Cox & Kings stock jumps over 4% in morning trade Shares of Cox & Kings surged by over 4 pc in morning trade on the bourses today, on report that it will acquire UK-based Holidaybreak Plc.