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Sensex up 50 points

MUMBAI: Banking and realty stocks helped domestic bourses post modest gains on Thursday with the benchmark BSE Sensex closing 50 points up amid a partial recovery in global markets.

The Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share sensitive index (Sensex) moved erratically between 15134.53 and 14896.47 before ending the day at 14985.70, up 49.93 points over the previous close of 14935.77. The index had plunged 615 points on Wednesday in its third-biggest fall ever. — PTI

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