After opening negatively on Friday (Jan 23), Indian equities managed to return into the positive terrain but fell into the red once again as investors turned watchful on account of weak global reaction.
In lacklustre trading, the 30-share index BSE Sensex lost nearly 140 points amid investors awaiting fresh signals from RBI’s quarterly credit policy review scheduled for Tuesday.
Indian stock market belled the day negatively after falling 2.45% during its last closure tracking depressing signs from worldwide shores sparked by fresh worries that the global banking crisis may be far from over.
The 30-share index, BSE Sensex, today (Wednesday, Jan 21) opened at 8,900 after losing 199.77 points.
Indian equities belled the week on a positive note in line with global peers.
Metal, oil and select capital goods, power segments edged higher this morning, while realty, pharma and IT went down.
BSE Midcap and Smallcap index gained 0.78% and 0.76% respectively as a host of stocks from these segments climbed on keen buying enquiries.
Asian stocks also gained led by higher commodity prices. US plans to shore up the world’s largest economy, a weaker yen boosted the positive sentiments.
Indian stocks opened the day posi
After opening negatively on Friday (Jan 23), Indian equities managed to return into the positive terrain but fell into the red once again as investors turned watchful on account of weak global reaction.
Indian stock market belled the day negatively after falling 2.45% during its last closure tracking depressing signs from worldwide shores sparked by fresh worries that the global banking crisis may be far from over. 
Indian equities opened the day sluggishly following negative global signals. 
Indian equities belled the week on a positive note in line with global peers. 
