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FIIs show interest in pivotals
MUMBAI, AUG. 16. A sharp rise in select heavyweight counters
overcame the general bearishness and helped the benchmark to
close in the positive territory on the Bombay Stock Exchange
today with the Sensex improving by 6.02 points to 3337.91,
despite the gloomy outlook in overseas markets.
The Sensex bucked the global weak trend following overnight's
sharp drop in the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index. The
Southeast Asian markets also ended lower today. The Nikkei dipped
by 240.38 points, Hang Seng by 309.19 points and Singapore ST
index by 10.59 points.
Local funds booked profits in select old-economy scrips in line
with the overall selling, dealers said.
Reflecting the narrow movements, the BSE-30 share sensitive index
opened slightly lower at 3326.24 against Tuesday's close of
3331.89 and was trapped in a limited breadth of 3357.07 and
3321.74 before concluding at 3337.91. The BSE-100 index also
improved further by 4.33 points to 1568.47 from 1564.14.
Balaji Telefilms, a media scrip, continued to reel under selling
pressure and ended lower by Rs. 7.60 at Rs. 188.50.
- PTI
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