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Sensex down 18 points on fresh sell-off
MUMBAI, SEPT. 3. Led by IT bellwether Infosys, equities lost
further ground and pushed the Sensex down by another 18 points at
close in restricted activity on the Bombay Stock Exchange today
due to fresh sell-off by foreign institutional investors.
A leading Singapore-based fund was reportedly heavy seller in
Infosys with FIIs, who have considerably slowed down their
investment activity in the past couple of weeks in the light of
unabated flow of discouraging news in the global markets, booking
profits in some others. They hardly made any net investments last
week with their total purchases amounting to about Rs. 480 crores
against total sales of Rs. 470 crores in the first four sessions
of the week.
The BSE benchmark 30-share index attempted a rally rising to the
day's high of 3267.93 at the early stages following an upsurge in
select stocks such as ACC, Grasim, L&T, ITC, Reliance and Zee
Telefilms. However, it fell gradually in the latter part and
closed at 3227.12 against last Friday's close of 3244.95, a net
fall of 17.83 points. The BSE-100 index moved down by 14.65
points to 1520.08 .
- PTI
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