NEW DELHI: BSE Sensex reference with respect to its initial growth, and transformed on Tuesday disrupted due to the uncertainty in the euro area debt crisis continued to weigh investors.
The 30-share index BSE was quoted at 17,581.61 to 1430 hours, showing a net gain of 22 points or 0.1 percent. The NSE 50-share Nifty also moved more than 8 points, or 0.1 percent to 5,292.20 points.
Top Winners of the pack Sensex State Bank of India (1.7%), HUL (up 1.2%), TCS (up 0.9%), ONGC (down to 0, 8%) and BHEL (0.7 %).
Sun Pharma Ltd. slipped 1.5%, DLF fell 1.2% and NTPC was trading lower by 0.8%.
BSE Realty index slipped 1.7%, BSE Healthcare Index fell 0.4% while the BSE consumer durables index rose 0.9%.
Tokyo fell stocks down 1.27 percent or 111.58 points to 8,655.51 while Seoul shed 0.83 percent or 15.96 points to 1903.14. But Sydney closed 0.48 percent, or 20.4 points to 4293.8 while the higher Shanghai closed 0.24 percent or 5.96 points to 2503.84. Hong Kong was flat, lift up 0.58 points, to 19,678.47.
Europe's main stock markets up slightly at the beginning of trading on Tuesday, with the London FTSE 100 Index rose 0.39 percent 5,532.34 points. Frankfurt DAX 30 gained 0.37 percent 5,950.44 points and in Paris the CAC 40 up 0.03 percent, to 3,104.93.
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