MARKET UPDATE AT 1 PM ON 29 SEPTEMBER
Key benchmark indices slumped further in red in afternoon trade.Sensex
lost more than 500 points. Asian and European stocks droppedon
persistent questions on the effectiveness of the US bailoutpackage
and on continued instability in the global banking sector.The barometer
index BSE Sensex today fell below the 13,000 mark. Capital goods and
power stocks declined . ICICI Bank fell more than11% while Jaiprakash
Associates fell more than 12%. RelianceIndustries dropped. The market
breadth extremely weak as sellingwas witnessed across the board. The
US lawmakers agreeing on a $700 billion bank-rescue package andthe
House of Representatives approving the nuclear deal with Indiaover
the weekend failed to boost the investor sentiments. European markets
which opened after Indian markets were down inopening trade. France's
CAC 40, Germany's DAX and UK's FTSE 100were down between 2.53% to
2.88%. European markets fell as theBelgian, Dutch and Luxembourg
governments were forced to rescuefinancial firm Fortis over the weekend.
In addition, reportssuggest the British government will take over mortgage
lenderBradford & Bingley. Most Asian markets were trading lower today,
29 September 2008.Hong Kong's Hang Seng, Japan's Nikkei, Singapore's
Straits Times,South Korea's Seoul Composite fell between 1.26% 4.07%.
Monday, September 29, 2008
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