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Sensex closes above 9,000 level

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Posted: Mar 19, 2009 at 1609 hrs IST
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Mumbai The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex on Thursday ended above 9,000 points in almost a month by adding over 25 points amid economic worries and uncertainties related to the upcoming general elections.

The Sensex, which surged 1.2 per cent in the early stage, pared gains to end with a small increase of 25.07 points at 9,001.75. It closed above the 9,000 point level for the first time after February 19.

In a similar fashion, the broad-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty regained the 2,800 point level by gaining 12.45 points to end at 2,807.15.

Marketmen said worries about the economy and uncertainties on the upcoming general elections kept investors cautious, with the lowest inflation in over three decades having little impact.

Trading sentiment was mixed as some gains were backed by a rally across Asia and Wall Street after the US Federal Reserve decided to inject one trillion dollars to revive the economy.

Marketmen said every rise in the market was encashed by profit sellers and reversed the rally.

Among the 30 Sensex stocks, 19 shares ended with gains while 10 lost, and one remained unaltered.

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