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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.

Bharat Thakur, assistant manager, Karvy Stock Broking stated that today market closed after making a profit of 50 points, though it opened its eyes very positive only to discard the majority of its gains. It traded in a range for the whole day.

Today banking region was good, particularly SBI and Kotak Bank. Reliance Industries also increased 2% that provided back up to the market.

Mumbai: GMR Infrastructure Ltd has chosen Apollo Hospitals for establishing a medical centre within the passenger terminal building at the new Hyderabad international airport at Shamshabad.

In a release, GMR Infrastructure stated that Apollo Hospitals will establish a medical centre that stretches over an area of more than 300 square meters in Level B of the passenger terminal building and first aid kiosks in the passenger restricted areas,.

Sharmila Joshi of Asit C Mehta advocates that IFCI and India Cements are brilliant stocks, and investors can make quick gains once they invest in both at lower levels.

Joshi told, "IFCI and India Cements are buys and one of the reasons why IFCI corrected sharply was the fact that you suddenly had this news item that they would maybe reconsider their stand of selling the stake at all and the whole down turn that one saw was because of that because the results have been strong and the stock has been buzzing on back of this news. If it resurfaces and if gets confirmed then there is a good upside to IFCI."