Gold decline in futures trade on weak global trend
Gold prices fell 1.14 per cent on Monday in futures market on heavy selling by stockists in view of a weakening global trend.

Sensex up 260 pts in early trade
The 30-share index, which had gained nearly 360 points in the previous session, shot up by 259.80 points to 13,713.80.

Over 100 firms defy bear-hug
All is not lost in the current bear run on Dalal Street, as close to half-a-trillion rupees have been added to investors' wealth by over 100 companies.

Single window service for MFs
SEBI has instructed the mutual fund industry to look at creating a demat facility that can give investors an uncomplicated single point access to all their account details, reports HT Correspondent.

Sensex, Nifty at 15-month low this week
The key indices extended their weekly losses by 3% and ended at more than 15-month low as bears tightened their vicious grip on stocks markets.

Markets rise, Sensex up by 360 points
Sensex, which moved around the 16-month low level of 13,000 points level in the past two day, shot up by 359.89 points at 13,454.00.

Tight liquidity hits mutual funds
Tight liquidity conditions following rising interest rates saw assets under management of as many as three mutual funds fall by more than 15 per cent June 2008, reports Sandeep Singh.

Oil boils, Sensex recoils
After posting a freak recovery of 703 points on Wednesday, the Sensex reverted to its downhill journey, tumbling 571 points, reports HT Correspondent.

* It’s buyback time on Dalal Street
* More pain ahead for D-Street?

Markets nosedive, Sensex down by 571 pts
Sensex, which gained over 700 points on Wednesday after a series of big losses, again lost 570 points at 13,094.11 as metal, realty and banking stocks were battered by investors.

Mutual fund assets fall 6 pc in June
The total assets under management or AUM, which averaged a tad above Rs 6 lakh crore in May, has fallen by about Rs 36,000 crore through June, reports HT Correspondent.
U-turn on D-Street

Equities closed in the black for the first time in three days with the Sensex recording the biggest single-day gain of 702.94 points, or 5.42 pc in three months. HT reports.

* Markets turn bearish, Sensex down 558 points
* Is the pullback rally here to stay?
* Sensex walks out on Asia...

DLF plans share buyback to prop up price
Exactly 12 months after listing on the bourses, DLF Ltd is planning to buy back its shares, in a bid to prop of their prices that have had a free fall in recent months, reports Arun Kumar.

Sensex climbs 703 points at 13,664.62
The BSE sensitive index, which had lost over 1,460 points in last three trading sessions, netted a gain of 702.94 points, the biggest jump since March 25.

* Sensex slides below 13K
* India out of trillion-dollar market club

Banking stocks lead free-fall
As the market has tumbled again, banking stocks lead the fall, worries over higher inflation and rising interest rates heighten fears about the slowing economy, Arun Kumar tells more.

* Oil continues to play spoilsport

Do not sell in this market
Don’t sell now; stay invested. That’s the advice coming from market experts and financial planners as the Sensex plunged again, reports Sandeep Singh.