The National Stock Exchange, through a circular, has decided to exclude 50 stocks from the Futures & Options segment. Most of the stocks were seen under pressure in today's trading session.
These firms, including Alok Textiles, Arvind, Ballarpur Industries, Bata India, Gateway, GNFC, Jet Airways, MindTree, NDTV, Network 18, Reliance Industrial Infrastructure, S. Kumars, Strides Arcolab, TVS Motor, UTV Software and Wockhardt. Traders will not be able to trade in F&O segment in these stocks after the expiry of contracts for existing months.
Global Vectra Helicopters, part of the $800-million Vectra Group, is presently looking at the option to make an investment of $130 million over the next two years to enhance its fleet size as well as consolidate its operations. 
Some Private Airlines have decided to make air travel cheaper, cutting air fare to woo more passengers and to increase demand in the aviation sector, facing the heat of global slowdown under the impact of low demand across the segment. 
As per the most recent data from TRAI - Telecom Regulatory Authority of India - mobile operators in India added an all-time high of 15.87 million subscribers in March, largely because of spreading out of mobile networks in smaller towns and rural areas. The record marks a step ahead of the February subscriber-addition figures of 13.82 million, and the January figures of 15.41 million. 
U. S. crude oil futures settled higher on Tuesday lifted by a bounce on Wall Street and amid volatility associated with the expiration of the May crude contract at the close. Crude rose after falling more than $2 earlier as uncertainty about a quick economic recovery and bank stability that pressured global equities pushed oil lower.
Base metals witnessed sharp gap down opening on MCX as fall in equities market on Monday triggered selling in non ferrous metals, later during the evening session speech by U. S. Treasury Secretary reduced anxiety amongst traders.
