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STOCK MARKETS: Sensex moves past 12,000 after a gap of 7 months
A host of good news sends the market on a roaring ride. Mumbai, May 4 The coincidence of a host of factors sent the domestic indices skyrocketing on ...

RECOMMENDATION: Indian Hotels Company (Rs 53.70): Buy
We recommend a buy on the Indian Hotels Company stock from a short-term trading perspective. After recording a 52-week low at Rs 34 on March 12, the stock began to trend up. It has been on a medium-term uptrend since the March low. ...

RECOMMENDATION: Day Trading Guide
Avoid trading in DLF as the near-term trend is sideways. The near-term outlook for ICICI Bank and SBI are bullish. We recommend a buy in these two counters. In the last trading session, ...

STOCK MARKETS: Back to 12K: 18 stocks outperform Sensex
Sequential increase in FII holdings helps these stocks. BL Research Bureau The Sensex may be back to 12,000, but not all its constituents have managed to keep pace with the ...

STOCK MARKETS: Overseas investors drive volumes to record levels
Domestic funds, retail investors net sellers in April. BL Research Bureau The meteoric rise in Sensex witnessed over the past month has been accompanied by a sharp increase in trading ...

STOCKS: Srei Infra promoters hike stake by 5%; skip warrants conversion
Creeping acquisition brings down purchase cost significantly. The promoters of Srei Infrastructure Finance have raised their stake in the company by 4.97 per cent to 30.29 per cent of the paid-up capital through market purchases in the second ...

PEOPLE: Navin Suri is CEO of ING IM India operations
New Delhi, May 4 ING Investment Management on Monday announced that Mr Navin Suri has been elevated as Chief Executive Officer of its Indian investment management ...

DERIVATIVES MARKETS: ICICI Bank, RCom, Infy shed open interest
Chennai, May 4 Turnover dipped to Rs 46,344.8 crore in the F&O segment on Monday. The NSE Nifty May future closed at 3658.35, just about a four-point premium over the spot close of 3654. It added about 16.17 lakh shares in open ...


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Markets (May 04)
Nifty (at close)3654.00(+180.05)
US Dollar (Buy/Sell)49.92/94
Brent crude (a bbl) Rs2,618
Gold (a gram) Rs1,336
Silver (a kg) Rs21,685

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