The benchmark Sensex fell 122.69 points as Reserve Bank of india sucks up liquidity from the money supply
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Jun. 19, 2006

The benchmark Sensex fell 122.69 points on Monday on funds selling in early trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

The Sensex, after opening 18.60 points higher, fell sharply by 122.69 points at 9761.82 in the first five minutes of trade.

Similarly, the National Stock Exchange Nifty moved up by 1.65 points, before falling by 42.10 at 2848.25.

Bajaj Auto, Larsen and Toubro, Maruti Udyog, ONGC, Punjab National Bank and ACC were major players who pulled down the Sensex.

The benchmark Sensex fell 122.69 points as Reserve Bank of india sucks up liquidity from the money supply
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The benchmark Sensex fell 122.69 points on Monday on funds selling in early trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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