Confusion, misconception and contradictions regarding the appl-icability of the General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR) dominated and dictated the market mov-ements during the week ended.

After remainin

Stock markets notched its best weekly gain in six weeks — despite disappointing IIP and inflation data — on the back of excellent numbers from Infosys and positive global cues.

On the Bombay Stock Ex

It was a brutal week for stocks, with investors losing faith in economies and political leaders around the world.

After three straight weeks of gains the benchmark indexes the Sensex and the Nifty f

Spooked yet again by the fears over Greece default, markets shed most of the gains logged during the early part of the week during the sell-off on Friday to end on a flat note during the week ended.

Breaking the sequence of five straight weekly losses, Indian markets logged significant gains during the week ended.

The Sensex closed 972 points higher at 16,821 and the Nifty rose 300 po-ints to e

It was yet another nasty week for the stock markets across the globe with the indexes plummeting by four per cent to 10 per cent over the past five days.

The reports that the US and the Europe are 'd

Spooked by global concerns about the United States economy and the European debt crisis, markets after violently whipsawing throughout the week ended very weak and jittery.

All three major indexes o

Amidst flow of news from Eurozone, the US and corporate results, markets eked out gains to close on an optimistic note during the week ended.

On the BSE the Sensex ended 160 points higher at 18,722

After three weeks of gains, markets closed in negative territory during the week ended on the back of weak IIP data, disappointing results from Infosys, inflation numbers and negative news flow from t

Despite a sharp sell-off on Friday, markets ended higher for the third week in a row on the back of a strong FII inflows.

On the BSE the Sensex ended 95 points higher at 18,858 and the Nifty on the