Stocks fell like ninepins on Friday with benchmark Sensex dipping by over 430 points to close below 16,000-level on all round selling sparked by intense pressure on bourses across the world.
Read more »World Markets melts Sensex down
Sensex dips 500 points
Equities were witnessing selling pressure following a sharp correction in Asian indices previous day. Negative opening of the European markets also weighed sentiments. Rate sensitives led the downfall as traders booked profits ahead of Reserve Bank of India’s policy meet.
Read more »Sensex slips down 75 pts, IT shares suffered Major loss
The Sensex has slipped further into the red and is now at 17,564, down 52 points.The NSE Nifty us at 5,250, down 13 points.DLF has added 4% to Rs 388. Grasim Industies and Sun Pharma have advanced 2% each to Rs 2,741 and Rs 1,573, respectively.
Read more »Asian cues reflected on SENSEX - expected to open Flat
Mumbai: The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex Wednesday fell marginally by over 8 points in early trade on fresh selling by funds influenced by weak trend in Asian markets.

Sensex ends 550 points higher; Hindalco, NTPC up
Series of choppy sessions came to end Wednesday as benchmarks closed near psychological resistance levels for the first time in one months.
Read more »Sensitive Index Tops 17,000 Points On Monday
The Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange opened higher at 16,893.11 points, against Friday's close at 16,848.83 points,
Read more »170 points down in Sensex during pre-close trading
The 30-scrip benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, Sensex, which opened at 17,069.42 points, shut shop at 16,788.67 points (provisional), down 169.87 points or 1 percent from Tuesday's closing figure of 16,958.54 points.
Read more »Sensex up 90 points in opening Trade
A key Indian equities market index shot up 90 points soon after the opening bell Tuesday.
Read more »Sensex India: Stock Market Today
The 30 scrip sensitive index of the Bombay Stock Exchange today ended below the 9,000 mark, to close at 8843.21 with a loss of 199.42 points, on heavy offloading by mutual funds in view of discouraging advice from Asian and European markets.
Read more »Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned buyers helps Sensex to gain 412 pts
The benchmark Sensex registered its highest gain in the current calendar year, up 412.86points, on the back of all-round buying triggered by stronger global cues, despite sustained capital outflows.
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