
At one hand, Delhi is suffering the 72-hours bandh called by traders on the question of sealing drive and on the other hand, the big market players are roaring high as the BSE Sensex has crossed the 13,000 mark.
On Monday the FIIs have made good inflows and that resulted in the Sensex boom to its highest-ever mark on 13,002.86.
On Monday, almost 1108 shares have gone up, 754 shares declined, and 55 shares are unchanged.
The top gainers are Dr. Reddy Labs (4.5 %), Bharti Airtel (2.5%) and Reliance Communications (1.96%) in the BSE Sensex.
However, the top losers are BHEL (1.73 %), Satyam (1.68 %) and SBI (1.48 %) on Monday.
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