18 Feb 2011 Closing Market Updates 15:30
Profit booking at week end pulled the market down and ended negatively. Also fear factor of Narco tests applicable for suspected applied for today's sudden fall. Nifty ended at 5467.10 with 79.35 points down and Sensex ended at 18238.97 with 267.85 points of slide.ADAG group stocks plunged on market rumors.
All BSE Sectoral Indices ended in negative.Realty was the most declined sector with 4.03% fall.
Hindunilvr was the top gainer in Nifty50 stocks which gained 2.21% and ended at 280. Relcapital was the top loser by 6.83% and ended at 445.75.
SBI was the turnover topper by traded value whereas Unitech was the most traded stock on NSE today.
Advance/Decline Ratio was negative as 1138 stocks declined and 268 stocks gained today on NSE.
Major World Indices :
Hang Seng : +293.40
Nikkei : +6.16
FTSE : -28.09
CAC : -9.77
DAX : -15.82
Dow Futures : -7.00
Nasdaq Futures : +0.75
New consumer price indices pegs inflation at 6% for JanThe government today launched a new series measuring inflation which suggested Consumer Price Index based inflation at 6 per cent for January this year.
The figure was arrived based on a comparison with the annual all-India CPI index average for the whole of 2010.
These consumer indices have been released for five major groups -- food, beverages and tobacco; fuel and light; housing; clothing, bedding and footwear; and miscellaneous.
All BSE Sectoral Indices ended in negative.Realty was the most declined sector with 4.03% fall.
Hindunilvr was the top gainer in Nifty50 stocks which gained 2.21% and ended at 280. Relcapital was the top loser by 6.83% and ended at 445.75.
SBI was the turnover topper by traded value whereas Unitech was the most traded stock on NSE today.
Advance/Decline Ratio was negative as 1138 stocks declined and 268 stocks gained today on NSE.
Major World Indices :
Hang Seng : +293.40
Nikkei : +6.16
FTSE : -28.09
CAC : -9.77
DAX : -15.82
Dow Futures : -7.00
Nasdaq Futures : +0.75
New consumer price indices pegs inflation at 6% for JanThe government today launched a new series measuring inflation which suggested Consumer Price Index based inflation at 6 per cent for January this year.
The figure was arrived based on a comparison with the annual all-India CPI index average for the whole of 2010.
These consumer indices have been released for five major groups -- food, beverages and tobacco; fuel and light; housing; clothing, bedding and footwear; and miscellaneous.
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