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MUMBAI: The Sensex ended 61 points higher on Tuesday after late profit-booking pared early gains while cement stocks rallied smartly on possibility of some tax break for the industry. Powered by strong global cues, the 30-issue index touched an intra-day high of 12798.80 points but later fell back to a low of 12674.77 due to profit booking at higher levels. Finally, the Sensex ended at 12705.94, a net rise of 60.95 points or 0.48 per cent over Monday's close of 12644.99. Cement shares hogged the limelight on reports that the government was now planning to offer them a five-year tax holiday to set up more capacity to end current demand-supply mismatch and consequently soften prices. The appreciating rupee, however, weighed down on some IT shares which suffered a sharp setback as the unit's surge against dollar would affect the bottomline of these companies. In Asian markets, Nikkei ended up by 154 points and Hang Seng by 90 points. PTI
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