NATIONAL Sensex ends sharply at new high of 12,612.38 points Led by banking and metals counters, shares today (May 10, 2006) made a handsome rally, pushing the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) sensitive index (sensex) sharply up by 98.52 points to end at a new peak of 12,612.38 on persistent buying by foreign funds and well supported by domestic players.
Automobile sales rise by a whopping 68.5 percent Automobile sales in India started on a high note this fiscal with cars and bikes witnessing an over 16 per cent surge in demand in April even as commercial vehicles saw numbers gain to the maximum, rising by a whopping 68.5 per cent.
Rupee makes modest turn around against dollars The rupee today (May 10, 2006) made a modest turn around against the US currency on the back of a tumbling dollar overseas and strong FII inflows in cautious early trade at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market.
Sensex crosses 12,600 points during early trade The benchmark Sensex crossed 12,600 points mark for the first time in early trade on the Bombay Stock Exchange today (May 10, 2006) on aggressive buying by foreign funds in heavy-weighted scrips.
