BSE index rose 10.77 points, to 16,175.86, while NSE index ended 0.24 per cent higher at 4,860.95. The Sensex closed little changed in cautious and choppy trading ahead of industrial output data due on Wednesday and quarterly results that are expected to show a slowdown in earnings growth. Software services firms were among the major losers, led by Infosys, which fell 1.3 per cent, and larger rival
Indian shares fell 0.6 per cent on Tuesday, with many investors staying on the sidelines in the absence of policy initiatives by the government to reverse slowing growth.
The BSE Sensex shed 1.11 per cent on Monday, after eking out 0.4 per cent gains last week, tracking weak global peers on lingering worries over the euro zone’s sovereign debt crisis, with
The Sensex posted its third consecutive weekly loss on Friday, ending 1.3 per cent lower, on global economic concerns and heightened expectations that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may continue
The Sensex fell for the third straight day on Wednesday to their lowest close in nearly two months as investors fret over rising interest rates and higher fuel prices that could curb demand in the
Stock prices of companies owning textile mill land in Mumbai have shot up as much as 58 per cent since the beginning of this month, following the recent land auction by National Textile
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