NSE Top Gainers on 13 Jul 09:59

Check out the top gainers on the Sensex, Nifty, or any other index. You can also view the top gainers among all stocks.

Company Name	High	Low	Last Price	Prv Close	Change	% Gain
Dr Reddys Labs	1,622.95	1,575.10	1,601.00	1,542.85	58.15	3.77
DLF	225.70	221.50	225.10	220.65	4.45	2.02
IDFC	133.25	131.20	132.65	130.55	2.10	1.61
TCS	1,164.50	1,150.00	1,163.60	1,145.35	18.25	1.59
Jaiprakash Asso	77.25	76.30	77.05	75.90	1.15	1.52
ONGC	286.00	282.55	285.90	281.65	4.25	1.51
SAIL	132.00	130.60	131.75	129.85	1.90	1.46
Mah and Mah	715.00	704.55	712.80	703.35	9.45	1.34
Tata Steel	579.35	574.80	578.85	572.00	6.85	1.20
Reliance	858.75	851.10	857.70	847.75	9.95	1.17
Tata Motors	1,040.70	1,025.00	1,036.80	1,024.90	11.90	1.16
Axis Bank	1,282.00	1,269.00	1,281.15	1,266.40	14.75	1.16
ICICI Bank	1,059.00	1,048.00	1,058.65	1,046.65	12.00	1.15
Rel Capital	583.35	575.90	581.30	574.75	6.55	1.14
SBI	2,434.00	2,412.00	2,427.10	2,400.15	26.95	1.12
Reliance Comm	98.50	97.10	97.85	96.80	1.05	1.08
Reliance Infra	570.90	565.15	569.50	563.50	6.00	1.06
Sesa Goa	284.70	281.50	283.85	280.90	2.95	1.05
Maruti Suzuki	1,164.80	1,154.00	1,158.90	1,147.45	11.45	1.00
Bajaj Auto	1,444.25	1,430.20	1,440.15	1,425.85	14.30	1.00
ITC	203.65	201.90	203.65	201.65	2.00	0.99
HDFC Bank	2,505.00	2,478.05	2,504.00	2,479.75	24.25	0.98
Sterlite Ind	165.00	163.80	164.45	162.85	1.60	0.98
Larsen	1,806.80	1,785.00	1,795.95	1,779.15	16.80	0.94
Hindalco	178.70	176.65	177.40	175.80	1.60	0.91
Bharti Airtel	393.65	387.10	390.25	386.90	3.35	0.87
Ranbaxy Labs	554.95	547.00	551.75	547.05	4.70	0.86
Reliance Power	117.00	116.10	116.70	115.75	0.95	0.82
PNB	1,132.00	1,122.50	1,128.35	1,119.20	9.15	0.82
Jindal Steel	622.40	615.50	619.60	614.60	5.00	0.81
GAIL	462.00	458.05	461.00	457.40	3.60	0.79
Sun Pharma	507.00	501.50	503.70	500.10	3.60	0.72
ACC	957.60	949.95	954.45	947.60	6.85	0.72
Cairn India	316.35	314.50	315.55	313.30	2.25	0.72
HCL Tech	496.80	492.00	494.85	491.55	3.30	0.67
Siemens	918.00	909.00	916.90	910.85	6.05	0.66
Power Grid Corp	109.00	108.20	108.90	108.20	0.70	0.65
Kotak Mahindra	479.90	474.75	478.75	475.75	3.00	0.63
Hero Honda	1,880.00	1,860.50	1,872.25	1,860.50	11.75	0.63
Grasim	2,198.05	2,165.00	2,192.50	2,179.15	13.35	0.61
NTPC	188.90	186.25	188.05	187.00	1.05	0.56
Tata Power	1,298.00	1,281.00	1,295.60	1,289.15	6.45	0.50
Cipla	325.00	323.10	323.65	322.60	1.05	0.33
BHEL	1,951.00	1,935.00	1,945.30	1,939.30	6.00	0.31
BPCL	671.70	667.90	669.70	668.15	1.55	0.23
Ambuja Cements	123.90	121.10	122.15	121.95	0.20	0.16
HDFC	695.00	686.75	690.00	689.75	0.25	0.04

Obama warns on debt

President Barack Obama warned on Tuesday that elderly Americans could suffer first from a debt default, raising pressure on lawmakers as prospects for a deal to lift the debt ceiling appeared far from reach.

The president and congressional leaders met at the White House for the third time in as many days, working to break a logjam over taxes and spending cuts before August 2. when the US treasury says it will run out of money to pay all of the country's bills.

Little progress was made and another meeting was expected on Wednesday.

Republicans have balked at raising the debt limit without a deficit-cutting deal, but their leader in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, proposed a backup plan that would allow Obama and his Democrats to do just that, allowing Republicans to duck what would be a painful vote.

McConnell said a "real solution" to the US debt problem was unlikely while Obama was in office. The president, in an interview with television network CBS, chalked up the comments to "partisan politics."

As politicians sparred, US business leaders pressed Washington to act swiftly to raise the USD 14.3 trillion US debt ceiling or risk derailing a sputtering economic recovery and endangering the global financial system.

Obama told CBS that checks to recipients of the Social Security retirement program may not go out in early August if he and congressional leaders do not hammer out an agreement.

"I cannot guarantee that those checks go out on August 3rd if we haven't resolved this issue," Obama said, according to excerpts of the interview released before its broadcast.

"There may simply not be the money in the coffers to do it," Obama said. He said veterans checks and disability benefits could also be affected without a deal.

Sensex rebounds on short covering

The benchmark Sensex snapped three days losing streak on Wednesday and bounced back with more than 100 points gain led by short covering. Mood in Asian markets too looked good despite downgrade Ireland to junk by Moody's. Oil & gas, banking, realty, metal, auto and ADAG stocks were on buyers' radar.

"We remain buyers of Indian equities though the recent run-up in oil prices is a concern," Parul Saini of RBS said.

"We believe that margin compression, which we expect in Q1, should indicate to the RBI that corporate pricing power has weakened. This supports our view that monetary tightening is close to its end. Meanwhile long-term foreign money is coming back to emerging markets including India," Saini explained.

Global cues pull Sensex 310 pts down

Indian equity benchmarks slaughtered on Tuesday following weak global cues, tracking endless European debt crisis. Lower than expected Infosys' first quarter numbers and consistent slow down in industrial output added more fuel to the fire. Fresh shorts were seen in heavyweights today.

The market has seen sell-off for the third consecutive session, with the 30-share BSE Sensex shed more than 650 points in three days. The index fell 309.77 points, to close at 18,411.62 and the 50-share NSE Nifty tumbled 89.95 points or 1.6%, to settle at 5,526.5, after seeing recovery of about 30 points from day's low of 5496.95.