Shrugging off a mid morning setback, the market rallied sharply past noon, and, despite paring some gains subsequently, remains well entrenched in positive territory now with stocks from oil and

LONDON (Reuters) - The euro hovered above a 22-month low and European shares saw a fragile recovery, as investors braced for data that could reveal the damage wrought on the region's economy by

The BSE Sensex and Nifty were up around 1 percent, led by gains in Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC). Shares in HDFC rose 3.2 percent on expectation that MSCI would review the decision

After a positive start and a subsequent fall into the negative zone, the market has edged higher this morning amid stock specific activity. The mood remains quite cautious amid lingering worries about

Asian stock markets faltered Thursday as the lack of a breakthrough in Europe's attempts to shake off its debt crisis kept sentiment gloomy.

The BSE Sensex rose 0.24 percent, while the 50-share Nifty was up 0.2 percent, as investors cheered the government's move to raise petrol prices, which is being seen as giving an impetus to reforms.

After a smart surge in early trades, the market has retreated and pared some early gains amid cautious moves by investors. Shares of state run oil marketing firms are up sharply following a marked

Nifty (4836) we said ‘technically now 4920 is a stiff resistance to deal with’ the market unfolded weak as expected and closed in the red...technically there is no sign of strength seen on the

* MSCI Asia ex-Japan up 0.1 pct, Nikkei falls 0.3 pct