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Profit taking wipes off early gains

MUMBAI: The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex ended more than 35 points down on Tuesday as profit taking by funds and retail investors at higher levels wiped off early gains completely.

The BSE 30-share sensitive index, which climbed to hit yet another intra-session high of 15114.95 in early trading, succumbed to profit taking at higher levels and closed in the negative zone with a fall of 35.85 points at 15009.88. Similarly, the National Stock Exchange index Nifty was down by 13.35 points at 4406.05 after rising to 4434.45, an intra-day high. — PTI

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