MUMBAI: Benchmarks ended in the negative terrain after sentiments turned bearish in European markets. Metals, realty and capital goods stocks were the worst hit while FMCG stocks showed some strength.

Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex ended at 18038.39, down 128.64 points or 0.71 per cent. The index..

Cipla — one of the oldest generic local pharma companies — became part of a select group of stocks which constituted the benchmark Sensex in January 2001 replacing Novartis.

However, Tata Power replaced it in July 2008. Now, after a hiatus of nine months, the drugmaker is again part of the Sensex..

MUMBAI: Indian markets were witnessing choppy session due to lack of direction from global markets. Rate sensitives like realty and banks were the worst hit while pharma stocks showed some resistance.

“We are now trading at the lower end of the 5000-5200 range. A sustained trading below 5000 is l..

MUMBAI: Concerns over deficient rainfall playing spoilsport to a speedier revival of India’s economic growth weighed down investor sentiment on
Monday. Automobile shares led downsides on fears that a decline in income from lower agriculture output would reduce demand for two-wheelers and tractors. ..