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After recording a growth of 18% in crude steel production in July 2007 over July 2006, JSW Steel was trading up 0.79% to Rs 699.30.

In the meantime, the BSE Sensex was up 221 points to 15,207 chasing recovery in Asian stocks. Asian stocks arose today after a second consecutive session of gains on Wall Street on Thursday, 2 August 2007.

Sachin Chandsarkar, senior dealer, Karvy Stock Broking, said that today stock market rested explosive because of short covering. NSE Nifty arose 50 points to 4,425, where nonstop selling pressure took place. Major performers comprise Titan Industries, Suzlon and Voltas.

Nifty based stocks saw less interest from dealers. There was no effort envisioned in stocks of Reliance Group. Because of good dispatch numbers by cement companies, buying was seen in ACC and Gujarat Ambuja.

State Bank of India jumped 2.87% to Rs 1592.75 on reports that it is planning to make a holding company for its mutual funds and life insurance business.

About 11.24 lakh shares of the scrip were traded on the BSE counter. The scrip showed an average daily volume of 5.97 lakh shares within the last three months.

Kotak Mahindra bank climbed up 7.70% to Rs 768.05 and led BSE

Mumbai: Lakshmi Vilas Bank stated that it has recorded a 20 per cent growth in net profit at Rs

Today, the BSE Sensex failed to grasp its former gains and settled at 14,985.70, up 49.93 points, after touching an intraday high of 15,134.53.

While commenting on the current irregular trend, technical analyst, Vishwas Agarwal said that the stock markets are progressively turning susceptible to international markets.

“We are in a directionless market, with restricted upsides but any major global down trend can result in a huge set back,” Mr. Agarwal added.