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CSE index slides 100 points

The slide in Calcutta Stock Exchange(CSE) index continued and there was no sign of any respite on the last trading session of the week.

Sensex surges by over 464 pts

Cutting short prolonged losses of the past seven days, Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex gained over 460 points.

Oil at a 3-yr low at USD 50 per barrel

Oil rebounded from an early three-and-a-half year low on Friday, tracking Asian equities.

Rupee near record low at 50.35 per dollar

Rupee opened near its record low on Friday as traders braced for another sharp stock fall.

Gold rises above Rs 12,000

India's December gold futures on the MCX hit a key level of 12,000 rupees per 10 grams.

Bank stocks wilt, ICICI Bank down 10 pct

Banking stocks on Thursday tumbled in early trade on the Bombay Stock Exchange, the fall led by ICICI Bank.

Global stocks hit 5.5 yr lows

A rout in Asia pushed world stocks to their lowest in 5-½ years on Thursday.

MF inflows up in November: AMFI chief

An improvement in the liquidity situation is visible as also an increased inflow into mutual funds this month, a top mutual funds industry official said.

Nikkei pressured by Asian stock falls

Japan's Nikkei average extended its fall to 1.6 per cent on Tuesday, dragged down by a slide in Asian shares.

Wall Street falls on Citi job cut news

US stocks slid on Monday as the global economic outlook worsened, with Japan becoming the latest major economy to slide into recession.

Sensex down 323 pts, dips to 3-year low

In firm grips of global gloom, markets prolonged bear phase, with Sensex ending at a 3-yr low.

Rupee at all time low of 50.50 vs dollar

The Indian rupee opened at a record low of 50.50 per dollar on Thursday on weak Asian markets.

Oil falls below USD 53 per barrel

Oil fell for a fifth straight session to below $53 on Thursday after US crude inventories climbed twice as much as expected.

Hong Kong shares dive 4.5 pct

Hong Kong shares shed 4.5 per cent on Tuesday, unsettled by worries over a protracted global recession.

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