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Indian benchmark indices slightly up on Monday

Indian benchmark indices slightly up on Monday

| | 07 Nov 2016, 05:06 pm
Mumbai, Nov 7 (IBNS): The Indian market ended up on Monday after losses in the previous week, according to media sources. Sensex was up 184.84 points at 27458.99 and Nifty was up 63.30 points at 8497.05.

Some of the key stocks that gained on Monday were Lupin, SBI, ICICI Bank, BHEL, Tata Steel and ITC while TCS, L&T, Tata Motors, HUL, ONGC and HDFC were some of the key stocks that declined.

The clean chit to Hillary Clinton by the FBI regarding the email issue made the market hopeful that she will go into the final race for the US Presidential office without any criminal baggage.

According to media reports, the visiting UK Prime Minister Theresa May has said that there will be no further relaxation in visa rules for India.

However, businesses would have to fill fewer forms, and they would get access to the EU-EEA (European Economic Area) passport control and swifter passage through British airports, reported the The Hindu.

The UK PM and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the India-UK Tech Summit 2016 and the India-UK CEO Forum in New Delhi, on Monday.

Tweeted Modi, "India-UK cooperation in science & technology is driven by ‘high quality’ and ‘high impact’ research partnerships which benefit our nations."

 

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