The main
Indian stock indices have retreated from the session highs and are trading in
the negative terrain. Investors are seemed to be finding hard to digest the
Parliament debate on the proposed new Lokpal Bill and Anna Hazare's three-day
fast. Overall, investors prefer to stay on the sidelines with only few trading
sessions left in the year. The broader indices too have fallen from the day's
high. Trading volumes have been tepid of late but could pick up in the run up
to the F&O expiry on Thursday. Currently, the Sensex is trading around 15800,
down by 160 points whereas, the Nifty is hovering around 4730, down by 46
points. This sudden drop in the market has pulled down the midcap and the
small-cap counters in negative. On the sectoral front, all the thirteen indices
have slipped in red. Further, the market breadth has also turned negative as only
three stocks are seen advancing for every five declines. (Pic. Source- bseindia.com)
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