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Stock market news - August 17, 2010

Mumbai - There was a dull session today due to lack of buying activity at the current levels.

Stock Market Mumbai

The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex, on Nowadays, everybody speaks about sense, index and other related topis. On Monday, closed lower by 116 points/ This is attributed to profit booking by funds tracking weak global cues. The 30-share BSE index fell by 116.25 points to close at 18050.78 points. The broad-based National also fell by 33 points

Market at a glance

Wednesday 17th March, 2010

BSE Sensex

Today witnessed the expiry of derivatives. The NIFTY closed at 5477.90 up by 15.55 compared to Wednesday's closing. BSE sensex closed at 18226.35. As on the last

State Bank of Mysore to issue Right Shares

State Bank of Mysore one of the subsidiaries of SBI is issuing right shares pn the basis of 3 for 10 shares held at Rs, 540 per share. The record date for ascertaining the eligible shareholders for the rights issue has been fixed as September 4, 2010.

Sensex down by 39 points

Triggered by weak global markets and selling by Mutual Funds and retailers the Sensex of BSE closed 39 points down to 18179.64 Likewise NSE Nifty also dropped to 5462.35 POINTS

Srock market - bse senses closes at 18409.35

The stock market closed on Monday at 18409 posting an increase of 7.53 points over the sensex figure of Friday closing

BSE SENSEX AT 52 week High

Sbi to issue bonus shares

SBI the number one bank in the country is considering issue of Bonus shares, according to Financial Express. Presently, GOI holds 59% shareholding in the Bank with the transfer of shares from RBI to Government of India. Hence Government of India will be the biggest beneficiary

Bombay Stock Exchange updates

The benchmark Sensex of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) closed at 18238.31, 32.44 points more or 0.18% over the previous close of 18205.87 points. Likewise the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Nifty closed at 5486.15 points. Banking, auto , FMCG and consumer durables were the durables and the main losers were Information Technology and telecom sectors.