Sensex ends in red; metals, auto, realty decline

	Dated:15 July,2011

Top Headlines Share prices go haywire at BSE due to technical glitch Share prices of many companies today displayed weird movements with huge gains and losses of up to 20% at BSE due to a technical glitch. Sensex ends in red; metals, auto, realty decline Indian markets ended a choppy session in the negative territory as investors chose to remain on sidelines in absence of positive cues from global peers. Gold funds dominate top performers in Q2 Gold funds dominated a league table of commodity managers in the second quarter, but amongst the broad-based funds. < Market Round-up SENSEX 18561.92 -56.28 NIFTY 5581.10 -18.70 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Williamson Magor & Compan 71.25 + 20.05 Classic Diamonds (India) 14.15 + 19.92 Alpha Geo (India) Ltd. 150.60 + 17.52 Mahindra Ugine Steel Comp 59.50 + 12.90 Su-Raj Diamonds & Jewelle 53.45 + 12.53 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Rallis India Ltd. 152.80 -89.80 Rushil Decor Ltd. 136.55 -12.86 Shree Ganesh Forgings Ltd 6.30 -10.00 Excel Infoways Ltd. 23.25 -9.18 Jay Bharat Maruti Ltd. 76.15 -8.42 Views on Stocks/Markets Analysts' views on where the market is headed 'Godrej Properties is a relatively less speculative stock' Auto ancillaries will do well: Devesh Kumar IPO/Global Markets European shares headed for decline World stocks weak as debt warnings US stocks fall on Bernanke's worry Rupee / Gold Gold falls from record high Rupee weakens tracking shares Rupee down by 2 paise vs $ More 'Market' News Cash rates steady on stable demand Indian cash rates were steady as demand for funds from banks was mostly unchanged, but traders expect the rates to move above the RBI's 7.50% repo rate next week. SC directs Sahara to approach SAT The bench headed by Chief Justice S H Kapadia also directed SAT to decide Sahara India Real Estate Corp's appeal within a period of eight weeks. Time for bulls to choose: Report Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke pins his hope for faster growth on the levelling out of oil and other commodity prices.