Sensex rises for third without delay session, trading more than 20,900 level



Sensex rises for third straight session, trading over 20,900 level


Mumbai: The standard BSE Sensex rose almost 97 points in untimely deal on Tuesday on continued buying by funds and sell investors among a firming leaning in Asian markets.

Enduring its going up band for the third directly  session, the 30-share catalog rose by 96.90 points, or 0.47 percent, to 20,908.34. The catalog had gained almost 275 points in the preceding two sessions.

All the sectoral indices led by banking and shopper durables were trading in constructive zone with gains up to 0.63 percent.


The wide-based Nifty of the nationwide Stock Exchange regained 6,200 level by rising 24.60 points, or 0.40 percent, to 6,210.70.

Brokers said persistd business by funds and sell investors, tracking a firming inclination on the other Asian bourses subsequent overnight gains on Wall lane, prejudiced the trading emotion here.

Besides, covering-up of little positions by speculatives in sight of tomorrow's bulletin ending in the derivatives part also supported the advantage in select stocks, they said.

In the Asian county, Hong Kong's Hang Seng catalog rose by 0.49 percent, while Japan's Nikkei was higher by 1.35 percent in the break of day buy and sell today. The US Dow Jones business normal gained 0.64 percent in yesterday's trade.