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§ On Monday, equity benchmarks saw a free-fall and kicked off the second week of 2011 on a bearish note, dragged down by sectors like capital goods, oil & gas, financial, metal and realty, ahead of earning season for the quarter ended December 2010.
§ The Sensex closed at 19,224, down 467, while the Nifty slipped 142 points, at 5763.
§ Major gainers was Infosys Technologies (0.90%)
§ Major losers were HDFC Bank (5.00%), Bharat Heavy Electricals (4.76%), Housing Development Finance Corporation (4.23%), Jaiprakash Associates (4.18%), Hindalco Industries (4.05%), and Bajaj Auto (4.02%).
§ The Realty index was down 3.55%. Major losers were Indiabulls Real Estate (3.36%), D L F (3.33%), Mahindra Lifespace Developers (2.09%), D B Realty (1.77%), and Ackruti City (0.08%).
§ The Capital Goods index was down 3.52%. Major losers were Alstom Projects India (4.72%), A B B (4.68%), BGR Energy Systems (3.54%), Bharat Electronics (3.25%), and BEML (1.55%).
§ The Consumer Durables index was down 3.26%. Major losers were Bajaj Electricals (6.2%), Gitanjali Gems (4.46%), Rajesh Exports (3.78%), Whirlpool Of India (3.23%), and Blue Star (2.83%).
§ The Bankex index was down 3%. Major losers were H D F C Bank (5%), Canara Bank (4.32%), I C I C I Bank (3.22%), Bank Of India (3.02%), and Bank Of Baroda (0.11%).
§ Major losers in the mid cap space were Aban Offshore (5.25%), Alstom Projects India (4.72%), A B G Shipyard (3.84%), A2Z Maintenance & Engineering Services (2.29%), and A I A Engineering (0.91%).
§ Major losers amongst small caps were Aarti Industries (4.63%), A K Capital Services (4.52%), Provogue (India) (4.29%), Abhishek Industries (2.14%), and A B G Infralogistics (0.82%).
§ Globally, Asian indices ended mixed, while European indices were trading lower.
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