Tuesday, October 2, 2012
03/10/2012 stocks news
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Sensex reclaims 18,000
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The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) benchmark
Sensex on Wednesday closed above the 18,000-mark for the first time
since February 23, while the rupee also gained, as an approval by
Germany’s top court to the Euro zone’s new bailout fund and hopes that
the US Federal Reserve would ease monetary policy triggered a risk-on
rally in global markets.
The approval of the Euro700-billion
European Stability Mechanism (ESM) was crucial to boosting the Euro
zone’s crisis-fighting powers and a key requirement for the European
Central Bank (ECB)’s new plan to buy the bonds of struggling euro
members.
Investors heaved a sigh of relief that the
ESM could finally take effect, after months of delay, with its ability
to buy bonds directly from governments — the ECB can only buy from bond
holders — and help recapitalise struggling banks.
A two-day Federal Reserve policy meeting
starts on Wednesday. Markets widely expect some monetary stimulus to
boost the US economy, helping brighten a gloomy demand outlook.
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