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This is an archive article published on December 2, 2010

Sensex climbs 329 points on global cues

Stock market continued its rally for the third-straight day with the bellwether Sensex advancing 329 points

Stock market today continued its rally for the third-straight day with the bellwether Sensex advancing 329 points,driven by strong rebound in metals and realty counters amid firming global cues.

The market was also supported by data showing high export growth in October,up 21.3 per cent,boosting investor confidence. The export numbers came within a day of the news of higher than expected economy growth in the second quarter this fiscal.

Although it opened flat,the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex settled the day with a handsome gain of 328.75 points or 1.68 per cent at 19,850.

The 30-share index has witnessed a recovery of 3.72 per cent in three trading sessions. Similarly,the National Stock Exchange broad based Nifty saw a surge of 98.20 points to finish at 5960.90.

Marketmen called the reversal on Dalal Street a relief rally,adding that weak global markets and string of scams back home gave investors opportunity to buy at attractive levels.

Dazzling metal stocks stole the show driving the sectoral index by about 530 points,becoming the best performer among the thirteen indices. Maximum strength was seen in Tata Steel which soared by 5.04 per cent to settle at Rs 613.65.

 

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