February turned out to be a month of fall for the Indian equity market. The Sensex lost 8.18 per cent over the month while the Nifty ended down 8.26 per cent from the close of January 31.
February turned out to be a month of fall for the Indian equity market. The Sensex lost 8.18 per cent over the month while the Nifty ended down 8.26 per cent from the close of January 31. In the IPO landscape, it was Global Broadcast News that was at the centre of attraction. Offered at a price of Rs 250, the issue was over subscribed
This article was originally published on March 01, 2007.
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