Business OpportunitiesUS markets ended on a positive note; Dow Jones up 1%
The Dow Jones industrial average advanced to its highest close in 14 months on Tuesday as a weak dollar boosted natural resource companies" shares and economic data reinforced hopes for a sustainable recovery.
- Markets spurt on positive global cues; auto, pharma, metals lead - Dubai World in talks to recast $26 billion debt - Dow gains as Dubai debt woes eases - US markets close weak - US markets end in the positive - Bull run in commodities may continue
The Dow Jones industrial average shot up 127 points (1.23%) to end at 10,471.58. The Nasdaq Composite Index advanced 31 points (1.46%) to close at 2,176.
All the Indian ADRs ended on a positive note. Tata Motors zoomed 11% to $15.9. Sterlite soared 4% to $19.07 and Genpact zoomed 3.5% to $13.45, respectively.
MTNL and Dr Reddy"s advanced over 3% each to $.35 and $24.98, respectively.
Wipro and Mahindra Satyam added over 2% each at $20.47 and $4.4, respectively.