The BSE Sensex closed down 0.46 percent on Friday, reversing early gains, after data showed the country's industrial output in December slowed sharply and Morgan Stanley cut its allocation for

The BSE Sensex turned positive after opening lower on Friday as investors awaited for direction from December industrial output data, due around 11 a.m. Cement maker ACC rose 2 percent to 1,417.90

Having started trade on a dull note, a benchmark index for Indian equities markets Friday slipped into the red amid profit booking in blue chips like Infosys and ICICI Bank. The 30-scrip

The BSE Sensex nudged higher on Friday as Tata Steel rebounded from an early slump, and investors bet on rising foreign fund investments to underpin the market. Foreign funds have invested more than

After opening on a cautious note with a slightly negative bias, the market edged higher this morning with investors picking up key stocks from metal, automobile, capital goods and oil sectors.

Hectic buying in the final hour, presumably by foreign institutional investors, lifted the market up sharply from the negative zone in which it was languishing for over five hours since trade

After a smart recovery from lower levels, the market has been moving in a tight band below the unchanged line for nearly a couple of hours now with investors staying wary of holding positions at

With several blue chip stocks finding good support at lower levels, the market, which opened on a negative note and drifted further down in the red earlier this morning, has regained some lost ground

Trading got off to a weak start on the Indian bourses this morning with investors taking some profits after recent gains. The overnight subdued close on Wall Street and some weak economic data from

The BSE Sensex ended 0.5 percent higher on Wednesday, helped by a rally in software stocks including Tata Consultancy Services and Infosys Technologies and gains in index heavyweight Reliance