Mumbai: Share prices opened on a promising note reversing overnight negative trend on Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on April 26 following bottom-fishing by operators.

Majority of IT counters bounced back due to renewed buying support on the back of attaining steadiness on the NASDAQ. The NASDAQ Composite Index closed barely flat on April 25 after three days of battering.

Select public sector under takings (PSU's) stocks were also in the limelight on bottom fishing by operators as well as local funds.

Reflecting the change in mood, the BSE-30 share sensitive index resumed at 3,364.18 and gradually moved upwards to a high of 3,383.71 before being quoted at 3,371.97 at 10:40 hours (IST) as against a close of 3,359.64 on April 25.

PTI