Sensex surges 254 points, investors pin hope on Govt. winning trust vote The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex rose 1.84 percent on Tuesday, maintaining its upward rally for the fourth consecutive day in a row, even as market sentiments remained upbeat with investors hoping that the government win the trust vote in the parliament and put an end to the political uncertainty. 22 Jul 2008
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BSE Sensex climbs 215 points amid political uncertainty The prime index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the Sensex, rose 1.57 percent on Monday, extending its gains for the third straight trading session even as investors remained wary of the confidence vote in the Indian parliament that would decide the fate of the government this week. 21 Jul 2008
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Financial stocks help BSE Sensex surge 524 points The prime index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) surged 3.99 percent on Friday to end in the green for the second time in a row this week, led by financial stocks as slower-than-expected inflation growth brought cheer to investors. 18 Jul 2008
BSE Sensex plunges 654 points to close below 13K; Financial stocks drag on subprime woes The benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the Sensex, plunged 4.91 percent on Tuesday to its lowest close in 15 months, tracking weak global cues as investors offloaded financial stocks as concerns deepened over the fallout from the US subprime mortgage crisis. 15 Jul 2008
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Tech stocks drag BSE Sensex down 139 points; Ranbaxy plunges to 7-year low The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex ended 1.03 percent down on Monday as investors offloaded tech stocks following Infosys Technologies' weak future guidance even as Ranbaxy Laboratories found itself entangled in a new legal battle with the US Government accusing it of committing fraud, concealment and selling substandard drugs in the US market. 14 Jul 2008
BSE Sensex loses ground, falls 176 points as Left withdraws political support to the Indian Govt. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex plunged 1.30 percent on Tuesday on news that the Left has decided to withdraw its support to the government but market analysts forecast better days ahead as the political uncertainty hovering around the controversial nuclear deal has ended. 08 Jul 2008
