Gains for the session were led by consumer goods maker Hindustan Unilever Ltd , which rose to an all-time high of Rs 378.15.
Multi-national cos have announced job cuts totalling more than 1,35,000 across the world, but the impact on India is estimated to be for less than 1,000.
Wipro posted a 1% rise in quarterly profit, beating street estimates, helped by a weaker rupee & rise in spending on outsourcing by overseas clients.
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More 'Market' News
- BG Group, Royal Dutch Shell offer best growth potential: Goldman Sachs
BG & Shell are its top picks with "conviction buy" ratings as they offer the best balance of growth opportunities.
- Rupee has underperformed the rest of currencies: SCB
In an interview with ET Now, Ananth Narayan, Regional Head—FICC-South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, talks about the fixed income market and shares his outlook for the Indian rupee.
- Wipro attrition levels have come down: TK Kurien
Growth is critical for us. We expect the the attrition in this quarter to be lower than last quarter, says TK Kurien of Wipro Ltd.
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