Sensex at Bombay Stock Exchange plunged almost 500 points

The benchmark Sensex on Friday (30 January) hit new high of 29,844.16 but succumbed to heavy profit-booking led by banking shares to fall by 498.82 points to 29,182.95, logging its worst drop in three weeks, even as the government's mega share sale ...

The BSE Sensex continued its record setting spree and hit a new peak of 29,844.16 and the NSE Nifty inched towards the 9,000-level in early trade on Friday on robust fund inflows and sustained optimism ...

In the past one month, the BSE consumer durable index has surged over 15 per cent against a 9 per cent gain on the Sensex. The surprise rate cut announced by the Reserve Bank of India and hopes of further cuts in the coming quarter have been the major ...

Sensex today plummeted over 499 points, its worst drop in three weeks, following disappointing performances by ICICI Bank and Bank of Baroda, which led to heavy profit booking in the banking counters.Investors got disillusioned by the net profits of ...

Comment · print · T T T+· T- TOPICS The benchmark BSE Sensex on Friday plummeted by 498.82 points, its second biggest single-day fall this year, on heavy profit booking mainly in banking, pharma and auto stocks after recent record ...

The 30-share Sensex ended down 96 points at 29,183 and the 50-share Nifty closed 27 points lower at 8,809 Surabhi Roy | Mumbai January 31, 2015 Last Updated at 11:06 IST Benchmark share indices ended the week marginally lower after the sharp fall on Friday ...

stock closed at Rs464.20, down by 1.97%, on a day the BSE's benchmark Sensex closed at 29,182.95 points, down 1.68%. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint13.77 crore for the quarter ended 31 December from a year ago, missing analyst estimates.The quarter saw ...

The markets witnessed heavy institutional selling on Friday after ten successive sessions of a bull run that began on January 15.

continued gaining streak, the benchmark index Sensex declined around 500 points in trade on Friday as banking stocks came under sharp selling pressure. State-run lenders bore the brunt of the carnage with the PSU bank index ending 6 per cent lower.