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Sensex Opens Lower On Global Cues

Sensex Opens Lower On Global CuesIndia equities belled the day on a

Sensex down 300 points in early morning trade over global meltdown

Sensex down 300 points in early morning trade over global meltdownMumbai, Nov. 11: A bleak global economic outlook resulted in the Bombay Stock Exchange''s 30-share Sensex losing about 300 points in early morning trade on Tuesday.

In opening trade, the National Stock Exchange’s benchmark Nifty fell 35 points to 3112.

According to an Economic Times report, a safe strategy would be to get into the market again only if it closes above the 3250 mark.

Australian stocks wilt on Wall Street worries

Australian stocks wilt on Wall Street worriesSydney  - A f

Tokyo stocks fall on Wall Street overnight losses

Tokyo stocks fall on Wall Street overnight losses Tokyo - Tokyo stocks fell in Tuesday morning trading after the US market declined overnight on grim earnings outlooks and the yen's advance against other currencies.

The Nikkei 225 Stock Average lost 299.98 points, or 3.3 per cent, to 8,781.45.

The broader Topix index of all first-section issues also fell 24.34 points, or 2.66 per cent, to 892.31.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc, technology giant Google Inc and automaker General Motors Corp all suffered downgraded outlooks the day before.

Australian stocks wilt on Wall Street worries

Australian stocks wilt on Wall Street worriesSydney - A fa

US stocks fall on earnings fears despite China stimulus

US stocks fall on earnings fears despite China stimulus New York  - US stock indices posted losses Monday after fresh earnings concerns arose for some of the country's top companies, outweighing a 588-billion-dollar Chinese economic stimulus package that had spurred gains on other stock exchanges around the world.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc, technology giant Google Inc and automaker General Motors Corp all suffered downgraded outlooks. Goldman, despite having weathered the financial storm better than other major US investment banks, may post its first quarterly loss since going public nine years ago, according to Barclays Plc.

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