BSE Sensex edges higher, after hitting lowest 2013 point
Reuters : Mumbai, Mon Feb 18 2013, 17:42 hrs
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However, Jet Airways fell 7.65 percent, a day after the chairman of Etihad Airways said the Abu Dhabi-based carrier needed to revise the terms of a pending deal to buy a stake in the Indian airline.
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd fell 1.16 percent and Infosys Ltd shares ended 0.3 percent lower on profit taking. They had gained in the previou session on hopes earnings will look up in fiscal 2014 on the back of an improving global economy.For additional stocks on the move double click
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