The Indian market finally breaks its three days losing streak, and settled the day with handsome gains.
On Thursday, the domestic benchmark Index opened the day marginally up, but suddenly it turned volatile tracking mixed cues from the markets all over the world.
However, after touching intraday low, the benchmark indices bounced back on good buying interest. After that, the market didn't turn back and continued to extend its gains tracking recovery in the Asian markets.
Washington - US stocks gained Thursday after energy, technology and tourism firms posted smaller-than-expected losses despite the deep, ongoing US recession.
After volatile session, Indian Stock Markets bounced back smartly. Ending three days of consolidation and range-bound activity, NSE Nifty closed above its 200-day moving average of 3,392. The Sensex hit an intraday high of 11,203 before closing the day at 11,135 up 317 points or 2.93%. The Nifty ended up 2.8% or 93 points higher at 3,424 after hitting a high of 3,439 and low of 3310. 
London, Apr. 23: England ‘s cricket selectors are likely to show the door to Warwickshire batsman Ian Bell for the upcoming Test series against the West Indies, though as of now, there is nothing official about it.
Hong Kong - Hong Kong shares climbed by more than 2 per cent Thursday, ending a two-d
Tushar Poddar of Goldman Sachs expects growth recovery by the second half of FY10 in spite of the overhang of election and the fiscal deficit as fundamentals and macros are getting better. 
