Sensex slips 400 points as pharma, IT stocks drag; Nifty ends at 15,209
India Business News: Equity indices plunged on Wednesday with benchmark BSE sensex falling 400 points dragged by pharma and IT stocks. The 30-share BSE index fell 400 poin
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India Business News: Equity indices plunged on Wednesday with benchmark BSE sensex falling 400 points dragged by pharma and IT stocks. The 30-share BSE index fell 400 poin
Sri Lankan shares ended at more than a month's low on Tuesday, extending losses for a second session, hurt by declines in industrial and financial stocks.
India Business News: Equity indices rallied on Monday with benchmark BSE sensex rising over 600 points led by gains in banking and financial stocks. The 30-share BSE index
路透新闻部 2 分钟阅读 Feb 12 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares snapped four sessions of losses to close 5% higher on Friday, as financial and industrial stocks rebounded. * The benchmark stock index ended up 5.1% at 7,985. Still, it shed 3.5% for the week, but is up 17.9% so far this year. * The Sri Lankan rupee was last quoted at 194 against the U.S. dollar as of 1057 GMT, 0.26% lower for the day compared with last session’s close of 193.5, according to Refinitiv data. * Trading volume on the CSE All Share Index fell to 184.8 million from 198 million in the previous session. * Ceramic...
By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read Feb 10 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares closed down for a third consecutive session on Wednesday, with consumer staples and industrial stocks accounting for more than half the losses on the bourse. * The benchmark stock index closed down 2.9% at 7,732.43. It has fallen 3.8% in the past week. * The Sri Lankan rupee was last quoted at 196.5 against the U.S. dollar by 1110 GMT, 0.77% lower for the day compared to last session’s close of 195, according to Refinitiv data. * On Tuesday, Sri Lanka’s government bonds tumbled as warnings that the country was at increasing ...