1. Market Summary 05-12-11
 Sensex opened on red note and continued its trade on flat
note as the delay in FDI approval in retail sector weighed
down the market sentiment.
 Asian markets were closed on green note except Chinese and
Indian shares.
 Traders were on positive hopes that the European leaders
would put an end to prolonged debt crisis issue in the region.
 European shares were seen on positive terrain during the
early trade as the market sentiment was firm on progress in
debt issues.
 Sensex down 41.50 points to 16,805.33 points on market close
and Nifty dropped 11 points to 5,039.15 points

2.  Out of the total shares traded, 1,353 shares were advanced
and 1,337 shares were declined. The overall market breadth
was neutral on Monday.
 Metal and consumer durables stocks were the top losers of
the Bombay Stock Exchange.
 Bharti Airtel has paid an Interim Dividend of Rs.11.75 crore to
Telecom Consultants of India (TCIL) at the rate of 15% for the
financial year 2011-12
 Praj Industries stocks were up 1.15% to Rs.78.95 per share
after the board of directors gave in principle nod to
repurchase shares at a maximum price of Rs.90 per share
 Gitanjali Gems subsidiary, Aston Luxury Group has acquired
Crown Aim Limited on December 2, 2011.

3.  Cairn-Vedanta deal has received in-principle approval from
Home Minister today.
 Indian rupee declined 20 paise to Rs.51.41 per dollar on the
Foreign Exchange market close on the back of sustained
demand for dollar from corporates
 WTI crude was up 49 cents to $101.45 per dollar during the
early trade on NYMX on hopes that the demand would
increase in future.
 Gold futures for December delivery were down 0.11% to
Rs.28,911 per 10 grams on MCX due to weak global cues.
 Silver futures for December delivery were slipped marginally
by 0.02% to Rs.55,278 per kg during the last trade on MCX