The BSE benchmark S&P Sensex extended losses for
the 4th straight week by slipping another 151 points to end the week at
two-month low of 19,317.01 on persistent selling pressure from operators ahead
of the Union Budget next week amidst uncertainty about US monetary policy.
Shares of Metal, FMCG, Banking, Consumer Durable and Auto
sectors declined sharply on profit-booking while Realty, IT, Healthcare and
Refinery counters attracted good buying support at lower levels.
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