Sensex ends near 16000; Coal India, Sterlite down

Dated:26 September,2011


Indian markets ended in the red for third consecutive session as concerns of recession in the US, financial crisis in Europe and slow-down back home continued to hurt sentiments.

We are sitting with 3 major risk factors, US recession, Greece crisis and stubbornly high inflation in India and China, says Adrian Mowat, JP Morgan.

With India & China, the two growth engines that pulled the world out of a recession in 2009 faltering, investors are chasing US treasuries.


Market Round-up
SENSEX 16051.10 -110.96
NIFTY 4835.40 -32.35
NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78
DJIA 10060.06 19.61
RS/$ 46.79 -0.14

NSE Gainers
Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change
PG Electroplast Ltd.
415.30 + 97.76
Gallantt Metal Ltd.
16.95 + 13.76
Rushil Decor Ltd.
185.30 + 13.75
Sanwaria Agro Oils Ltd.
20.00 + 13.31
Peacock Industries Ltd.
3.00 + 13.21

NSE Losers
Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change
Tata Power Company Ltd.
96.90 -90.22
Thiru Arooran Sugars Ltd.
75.90 -16.82
Celebrity Fashions Ltd.
5.85 -15.83
Entegra Ltd.
21.10 -12.99
Sambhaav Media Ltd.
1.15 -11.54

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