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Market@March 28: Day's report

The software stocks opened strong and remained firm for a major part of the day. NIIT gained 10 per cent, whereas Himachal was up by 11 per cent.

Wipro, Zee and Satyam also remained firm for a major part of the day. Among the old economy stocks, Reliance, ITC, HLL, Ranbaxy, Tata Tea, Dr Reddy's Laboratories, Cipla and BPCL showed impressive gains.

Sensex up 93 points at 3788. Nifty up 28 points at 1206.

BSE Sensex:

  • Open: 3736.54
  • High: 3792.76
  • Low: 3736.54
  • Close: 3787.99

S&P CNX Nifty:

  • Open: 1177.70
  • High: 1209.60
  • Low: 1177.70
  • Close: 1206.40

  • BSE advances: 797
  • BSE declines: 376
  • BSE unchanged: 109
  • BSE volume Rs: 1213 crore

Most active:
Satyam, Infosys, Himachal, Wipro, Reliance.

Gainers: Between 7.9 per cent and 16 per cent
Himachal, NIIT, Tata Tea, Raymond, Parke Davis, PSI Data, Jindal Steel, Leading Edge, Orient Info, Max India, Balaji Tele, Usha Beltron.

Gainers: Between 5 per cent to 7.9 per cent
Sterlite Optical, HCL Tech, VSNL, HPCL, Vikas WSP, BPCL, TV 18, Shyam Tele, Dabur, Amara Raja Batteries, Hinduja Finance, Kale Consulting.

Losers: Between 7.9 per cent to 16 per cent
Global Trust, Mascon Global, Sierra Optima, Toubro Ind, Cyberspace.

Losers: Between 5 per cent to 7.9 per cent
VisualSoft, Mukand Engg, Centum Elect, Vorin Lab, Blue Star.

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