Nifty provisionally ends below 4,800 - RIL, DLF, Tata Steel down

	Dated:26 August,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 15848.83 -297.50 NIFTY 4747.80 -91.80 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Aditya Birla Money Ltd. 22.90 + 20.21 Star Paper Mills Ltd. 22.10 + 20.11 Global Offshore Services 98.00 + 11.43 AML Steel Ltd. 13.75 + 9.56 Duncans Industries Ltd. 10.60 + 9.28 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Sambhaav Media Ltd. 1.20 -17.24 Bodal Chemicals Ltd. 20.45 -16.87 Oswal Chemicals & Fertili 60.50 -13.39 MBL Infrastructures Ltd. 99.30 -13.05 TV18 Broadcast Ltd. 37.95 -12.36

Top Headlines Nifty provisionally ends below 4,800; RIL, DLF, Tata Steel down The 50-share Nifty index slipped nearly 2% on Friday on heavy selling pressure as investors awaited a speech from the Ben Bernanke. ONGC overtakes Reliance Industries as most-valued firm Earlier on August 17, CIL dethroned RIL as the top-valued firm, ending the private sector energy's giant over four-year reign at the top. Gold demand may witness 4-5% surge in Sept: Anand Rathi Commodities September has been a very positive month for gold over the last 10 years and at least 4% to 5% upside possible is expected in September. Views on Stocks/Markets Market in cyclical downtrend: Sudarshan Sukhani Stay away from JP Associates: Sudarshan Sukhani Metal stocks on downtrend: Ashwani Gujral IPO/Global Markets World stocks unsteady Yuan ends up vs dollar HK shares close down Rupee / Gold Rupee eases Gold drops further Gold holds steady More 'Market' News Coal India gains 2% in morning trade on Nifty Coal India surged by over 2% today, which analysts attributed to news of the stock's forthcoming induction into NSE RIL, ONGC in close race for title of India's most-valued firm In a veritable game of musical chairs, RIL & ONGC pipped each other several times to the position of the country's most-valued firm during in market today. BSE Sensex opens flat; Axis Bank, Wipro, L&T up BSE Sensex opened flat to higher, but quickly pared morning gains and turned negative tracking muted Asian markets.