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Markets likely to be volatile in Nov: analysts
After a below par performance in the last two weeks, analysts are predicting another month of volatility for the Indian bourses, despite their firm belief in its long-term potential.

US nuclear firms pitch for liability regime
US companies such as GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, Westinghouse and Babcock & Wilcox have made a strong case for an early passage of the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Bill by Parliament. The Union Cabinet has already cleared the Bill, which is expected to be tabled in Parliament during the ongoing winter session.

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A flat end to a choppy day
It was another lacklustre day of trade. The markets oscillated between either side of the dotted line before ending virtually unchanged. The Sensex closed at 16,894,lower by 18 points and the Nifty ended flat at 5041. Realty and energy stocks were in the doldrums, while consumer durables and pharma stocks looked up.
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US markets mixed, Tata Communications tank

US markets ended mixed on Tuesday as the Nasdaq edged up on news of a railroad acquisition. The Dow, however, slipped on statements of the US Federal reserve. - Exports drop by 13.8% in September - US markets edge up on fresh data - M Govinda Rao: Timing the exit right">M Govinda Rao: Timing the exit right - "All markets are now recovering" - Excise duty holds up software imports - Pranab to meet economic editors tomorrow The Nasdaq was up eight points at 2,057. The Dow slipped 18 points to 9,772. Indian ADRs were mixed. Tata Communications slumped 8% to $14.94. Sterlite shed 2.5% at $15.69. Dr Reddy"s dropped 2% to $22.49. Wipro and Patni Computers were down around 1% each. Meanwhile, Tata Motors added 2% to $11.98. Genpact and ICICI Bank advanced 1% each to $12.14 and $33.09, respectively.


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