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Fresh buying pushes up Sensex

MUMBAI DEC. 2. Share values continued their upward march on the Bombay Stock Exchange today, lifting the Sensex by another 41.54 points to end at 3270.36 on heavy purchases by operators and institutional investors.

Encouraged by fresh purchases by leading foreign funds, which have been making net investments in old economy sector, bull operators were seen making fresh commitments in several frontline shares, brokers said.

Frontline IT bellwethers such as Infosys Technology, Satyam Computer and Wipro were in the limelight on good buying by Foreign Institutional Investors.

The BSE-30 share index opened strong at 3247.60 but declined to a low of 3238.89 only to bounce back on hectic purchases to 3277.37 and ended at 3270.36, rising by 1.29 per cent.

PTI

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