Sensex ends 112 points lower; L&T, BHEL, DLF, SBI down

	Dated:19 December,2011

Top Headlines Sensex ends 112 points lower; L&T, BHEL, DLF, SBI down Sensex bounced back and closed near psychological support levels as buying activity emerged at lower levels in frontline stocks. Indian markets attractive, start accumulating stocks: Jim Walker No fundamental basis for rupee being at these levels, but it shows lack of confidence in economic management, says Jim Walker, Asianomics. Will Indian markets rise or slump further? Experts' views and analysis Even if the market recovers, a few things will drive financial services, higher capital adequacy and stronger govt regulation, etc. Market Round-up SENSEX 15379.34 -112.01 NIFTY 4613.10 -38.50 NASDAQ 2141.54 17.78 DJIA 10060.06 19.61 RS/$ 46.79 -0.14 NSE Gainers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change J D Orgochem Ltd. 5.40 + 61.19 Andhra Cements Ltd. 11.35 + 24.73 Mangalam Timber Products 21.55 + 11.08 Aplab Ltd. 29.00 + 10.69 Arvind Remedies Ltd. 2.15 + 10.26 NSE Losers Scrip Price(Rs.) %Change GSS Infotech Ltd. 94.40 -20.00 STEL Holdings Ltd. 8.80 -20.00 Century Enka Ltd. 89.45 -18.72 Nicco Corporation Ltd. 1.60 -17.95 Coromandel Engineering Co 189.55 -17.55 Views on Stocks/Markets Tata Motors can move up to 195-200 levels: Ashwani Gujral Espirito Santo starts Cipla with buy; target price Rs 380 Wait for Axis Bank to stop falling: Rajat Bose IPO/Global Markets European shares drop 'Global mkts in great danger' Asian equities fall Rupee / Gold Gold down over Fitch warning Re falls over 16% since July Silver futures under pressure More 'Market' News Aviation shares up after IOC cuts jet fuel price Shares of aviation companies SpiceJet, Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airlines were up in early trade after state-owned fuel retailer Indian Oil Corp cut aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices. Experts call: Next support for Nifty is seen at 4550-4522 The Sensex closed near psychological support levels. Losses in banks and realty were offset by gains in oil & gas, FMCG space. Indian equities may be in last leg of downside: IIFL In an interview with ET Now, IIFL expert share their future outlook on Indian equities given the economic uncertainty.