Sensex at 6-week closing low on growth concerns

	Dated:02 August,2011

Market Round-up SENSEX 18109.89 -204.44 NIFTY 5456.55 -60.25 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Cinevistaas Ltd. 5.20 + 20.93 Carol Info Services Ltd. 218.20 + 20.02 IFB Agro Industries Ltd. 134.85 + 17.82 R Systems International L 114.35 + 15.45 IFB Industries Ltd. 147.70 + 14.76 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change Ashok Leyland Ltd. 26.00 -49.66 Kitply Industries Ltd. 4.05 -13.83 Bharatiya Global Infomedi 23.80 -13.77 Technocraft Industries (I 45.90 -11.22 Tilak Nagar Industries Lt 43.55 -10.94

Top Headlines Sensex at 6-week closing low on growth concerns The BSE Sensex fell more than 1 percent on Tuesday to its lowest close in nearly six weeks, on renewed worries on global economy. Best opportunity to buy India for long term: Birla Sun Life If someone is trying to build a 1-2 year portfolio, it is the best opportunity to buy India,says Vikram Kotak, CIO, Birla Sun Life Insurance. Emerging equity markets will start to outperform again: Credit Suisse We will have growth of plus or minus 8% in India and a range of 8% to 9% in China says, Robert Parker of Credit Suisse. Views on Stocks/Markets Buy ICICI Bank till 930-940 levels: Ashwani Gujral Metals remain an underperfomer: Sudarshan Sukhani Avoid Kingfisher Airlines: Sudarshan Sukhani IPO/Global Markets Asian stocks dive China shares end down Concerns drive world stocks Rupee / Gold Rupee down on local shares Gold soars to new high Rupee hits 1-week low More 'Market' News Bharti, Idea down on report of telecom policy changes Shares of Idea Cellular and Bharti Airtel were trading lower on concerns over reports of policy changes announced by Telecom Commission. Deutsche Bank ups Indraprastha Gas target, keeps 'BUY' Deutsche Bank has raised the target price of Indraprastha Gas Ltd to Rs 440 from 405 rupees and retained 'BUY' rating Shares of Pantaloon Retail and Shoppers Stop outperform The recommendation of the Committee of Secretaries (CoS) to allow a 51% FDI in multi-brand retail has triggered some action in shares of leading retailers.