Nifty bounces back

Nifty back quickly in early trading today, financial, metal, telecom, real estate, technology and infrastructure through the purchase of stocks to choose from 5800 levels bounce around a little volatility index was hovering between .

In Frontliners, Tata Motors, ICICI Bank, Bharti Airtel, DLF, TCS, HCL Tech, Hindalco, Sterlite Industries, Kotak Mahindra Bank, HDFC, Infosys Technologies (figures yesterday), Reliance Industries, Reliance Infrastructure, Suzlon, Siemens, Jaiprakash Associates, Reliance Communications and witnessed buying interest in early trade

Nifty tests 5700

Clock hours of 15:05 - all on the back of the equity benchmark index saw gains erased in the first half of the business giants to sell off. Nifty tested 5700 level of more than 140 points higher days shed over 400 points while the DAX eliminated daily high. Shops were extremely volatile in the index today. for more

Nifty holds (Oil & gas, financials, telecom lead)

10:52 GMT clock instability strong. Equity again standard, oil and gas, financial services, telecommunications, metal (cell) apart and supported by infrastructure stocks and the Nifty was at 5800 profits DAX volatility among more than 150 points in the last five trading days has dropped over 1300 points. For more

Sensex down 1340 points in 5 days

Equity benchmark saw a free fall on Monday and started to inspect the second week of 2011, capital goods, oil and gas, financial, metal and dragged a broken down sectors like real estate to fall. Nifty losses during the day at the fifth consecutive session and touched a month increase, shed 395 points, the DAX fell five days, 1340 points. For full details click

Markekts may correct 8-10%

Market last week closed on a disastrous note. DAX lost 500 points, while Nifty closed at 5904. Key index closed up 4% for the week.

According to Ajay Srivastava, Dimensions Consulting CEO case inflation and sky-high prices for crude oil was always called with the card. "The government does not respond to higher inflation now," he says, "broader economic factors the graying horizon suddenly say we do not seem brightening." Details