The key benchmark indices may extend Wednesday's (1 July 2009) gains on positive Asia. The investor sentiment may be heightened on expectations of strong reforms in the forthcoming budget after a sudden hike in petrol and diesel prices ahead of th..

Key benchmark indices are seen opening slightly lower extending yesterday's 2% slide. The SGX Nifty futures for July 2009 expiry fell 5.50 points in Singapore. Global cues were mixed. Also a rush to raise funds through share sales by corporate Ind..

The key benchmark indices cut losses in mid-afternoon trade after the finance ministry's annual economic survey suggested a strong push for policy reforms to boost growth. But fears the government may make dividend taxable in the hands of sharehol..

The key benchmark indices slipped to fresh day low in afternoon trade on fears the government may make dividend taxable in the hands of shareholders, offsetting optimism arising from a strong policy push for economic reforms suggested by the finan..

The key benchmark indices ended flat in what was a choppy trading session. Fears the government may make dividend taxable in the hands of shareholders weighed on investors sentiment after the finance ministry's annual economic survey survey presen..

Key benchmark indices logged decent gains after seeing choppy swings throughout the day. Firm global markets and speculative build up of positions in the run up to the Union Budget 2009-10, supported the domestic bourses. The BSE 30-share Sensex ..