The BSE Sensex closed provisionally 0.55 percent higher on Wednesday, led by rises in IT majors including Tata Consultancy Services and Infosys Technologies . Top mobile operator Bharti Airtel

Buoyed by a firm trend in Asian markets and on expectations of a rate cut from the Reserve Bank of India in the near future, equities rallied higher on the major Indian bourses this morning. However,

Buoyed by a firm trend in Asian markets and on expectations of a rate cut from the Reserve Bank of India in the near future, equities rallied higher on the major Indian bourses this morning. However,

It's a fairly steady start for stocks on the Indian bourses this morning with investors tracking positive cues from Asian markets and picking up blue chip stocks from across various sectors.

After five successive days of gains, the market ended on a negative note on Tuesday with investors switching over to the selling mode in late afternoon trade, taking some profits in capital goods,

Amid alternate bouts of buying and selling in front line stocks, the market is down marginally in negative territory now. With no big triggers to prompt investors to indulge in any strong buying, the

Amid cautious moves by investors, the market, which retreated after a smart surge earlier this morning, is trading modestly higher at present, with select stocks from oil, banking and consumer

After opening on a cautious but positive note, the market gave up some gains subsequently this morning with investors booking some profits in capital goods, realty and bank stocks, which had moved up

The BSE Sensex rose for the fifth straight session on Monday, ending 0.58 percent higher, after last week's robust U.S. jobs data helped improve risk appetite, but the rally in the local market is

The market opened on a high note on strong global cues, and shrugging off a setback it suffered a little past mid afternoon, ended higher today, extending its winning run to a fifth successive