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Sensex gains 43 points

MUMBAI: The BSE benchmark Sensex on Tuesday gained 43 points in a successive eighth day rally, the longest winning streak this year, as the market absorbed profit booking pressure triggered on weak Asian and European cues.

In volatile trade, the Bombay Stock Exchange barometer opened firm at 15478.53 points and touched an intra-day high of 15521.48 on the back of strong economic growth and low inflation rate.

It, however, pared the gains on late selling pressure and ended at 15465.40 points, registering a net rise of 43.35 points over Monday’s close of 15,422.05. The broad-based S&P CNX Nifty of the National Stock Exchange advanced by 4.50 points to close at 4479.25 from the previous close of 4474.75. — PTI

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