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Indian equities crash on US recession fears Second Lead
Oct 16, 2008 03:03
BUS9Business/Business/EconomyIndian equities crash on US recession fears Second LeadMumbai, Oct 16 IANS A key Indian equities index was precariously close to the psychologically-important 10,000-point mark Thursday noon on growing fears of a recession in the US, largely ignoring some key measures by India's central bank to infuse additional liquidity.The sensitive index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange BSE opened on a weak note at 10,284.90 points, over the previous close at 10,809.12 points, and soon fell further to 10,150.54 points.About two hours into trading, the index made a small recovery and was ruling at 10,080.09 points, with a loss of 729.03 points, or 6.74 percent, over Tuesday's close.All the 13 sector-specific indices were in the red, while only one scrip out of 30 that go into the Sensex basket, managed to stay afloat. Tata Motors led the fall, down 13.25 percent, while Tata Consultancy followed next, down 12.55 percent.At the National Stock Exchange NSE, the broader S&P CNX Nifty index was down 6.68 percent at 3,115.35 points.The government and the central bank had Wednesday taken further steps to ease the flow of credit, with as much as Rs.650 billion $15.5 billion released to address the prevailing financial crunch, which was welcomed by industry.--Indo-Asian News Serviceap/jg229 Words*16101208



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