Friday, Oct 07, 2011
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SENSEX ZOOMS 440 PTS, REGAINS 16K ON VALUE-BUYING
Shocking ratings downgrade from Moody's, first on SBI, and then, 21 European banks spooked the financial sector across the globe. Bank Nifty recorded fresh 52-week lows this week, and there is still more downside in the near term. Sensex, which had lost 905 points in the last four trading sessions, bounced back by 440.13 points to close at 16,232.54. Nifty gained 136.75 points at 4,888.05. Metals, banks, realty, capital goods and auto stocks were star performers of the day. All BSE sectoral indices ended in green. read more |
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| AT A GLANCE |
| BSE | 16232.54 | +440.13 |
| NSE | 4888.05 | +136.75 |
TURNOVER
Rs. 115,344 cr
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BSE CASH
Rs. 1,904 cr
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NSE CASH
Rs. 10,917 cr
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NSE F&O
Rs. 102,522 cr
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| BULLION |
| GOLD | 26489 | -21 |
| SILVER | 53692 | +455 |
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| CRUDE |
| NYMEX | 83.6 | +1.01 |
| BRENT | 105.81 | +0.08 |
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| FOREX |
| $ / Re | 49.155 | -0.19 |
| £ / Re | 76.435 | +0.59 |
| € / Re | 66.087 | +0.1 |
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| EVENTS |
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| 10 October |
 | 2G Case: Next Hearing In Supreme Court |
| CII Meeting With H.E. Mr Martin Kocourek, New Delhi |
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| 10-11 October |
| National Forum On Sharing Of Best Practices On Intellectual Property For Micro, Small And Medium Sized Enterprises, New Delhi |
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| 11 Octorber |
| FCCB Case: Bombay HC To Hear Wockhardt Issue |
| Trade Board To Review Export Performance |
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| 12 October |
| Conclave On Healthcare And IPR Post 2005 Amendment, New Delhi |
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| EXPERT VIEWS |
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"Notwithstanding all claims, the deputy chairman of the Planning Commission has announced that they will neither alter nor withdraw its affidavit in the Supreme Court as it was 'factual'. A diabolic fraud that is perpetuated against the aam admi. What the government is measuring through these sham exercises of concern is the destitution levels of our people, not poverty levels...stop this theatrics".
Sitaram Yechury
CPM leader
"China has been very aggressive in gaming the trading system to its advantage and to the disadvantage of other countries, particularly the United States. Currency manipulation is one example of it...My main concern ... is whatever tools we put in place, let's make sure that these are tools that can actually work, that they're consistent with our international treaties and obligations."
Barack Obama
U.S. President
"If Europe wasn't out there...we would not be having the threat to our overall economy. The size of the problem coming from Europe รข€" I don't think it could be overestimated. Economists who feel comfortable they can split the effects of Europe from the rest of the forces that generally impact the United States hasn't been around very long, I'm afraid."
Alan Greenspan
Former Chairman, Federal Reserve
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| WATCH OUT |
 Global Turmoil: Views from the Continent
After years of excessive spending and piling up massive sovereign debt, Europe is facing a financial crisis. As the European dominoes fall, what the ramifications for trade, finances and investor confidence across the world? Udayan Mukherjee engages the leading experts on investing in emerging markets, to understand how the turmoil in Europe can impact investments in India.
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