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The December quarter results mirror the problems haunting capital goods firms

The company expects revenues to grow by 20% to $370 million in 2012

The company’s sales rose by 46% to Rs2,769 crore and operating profit rose by 170% to Rs738 crore

The company reported gross refining margin has improved sequentially

The 30-share BSE index provisionally ended 155.65 points higher at 17,587.50, with 22 of its components rising

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The market closed the week with a flourish. A late burst of buying powers the Nifty above the 5,300 mark. The rupee too rallies, making a fresh 3-month high below the 48 mark.

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Finally the Nifty touched the 5300 mark amid volatility- for the first time since November 9, 2011. Appreciation in the rupee by 37 paise to 48.79 a dollar helped the market move up further. The Sensex advanced 119 points to 17,551.26 and the Nifty rose 38 points to 5,307.55.

The market remained lacklustre due to lack of global cues. Globally, every market is waiting for some improvement over Greece debt deal; reports that it may possibly by weekend. Even the US employment situation report will be keenly watched today. European markets were flat in early trade.

The Nifty was moving in a narrow range of 5260-5280 levels since early trade, due to lack of global and domestic cues. The NSE benchmark rose 5 points to 5,275.15 and the BSE benchmark moved up just 11 points to 17,443.05. But the broader markets outpaced the benchmarks.

The Nifty was moving in a narrow range of 5260-5280 levels since the early trade, due to lack of global and domestic cues. There was no major event happened globally yesterday. Even the market priced in yesterday's 2G case verdict.

The market continued to hover around its previous closing value while the broader markets outperformed benchmarks. The Sensex fell 4 points to 17,427.47 and the Nifty declined just 1.7 points to 5,268.20.

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The Sensex opened flat on last day of the week following quiet global cues. Consolidation was on expected lines as it rallied for previous three sessions.

Jobless claims drop more than expected; techs helped by strong Qualcomm earnings; payrolls could show economy still healing; Dow off 0.1%, S&P up 0.1%, Nasdaq up 0.4%

Here is a look at top domestic newsmakers and global cues that will determine the market's mood today.

Tokyo slipped 0.12%, Hong Kong gave up 0.21%, Sydney was 0.28% off, Seoul shed 0.61% and Shanghai fell 0.26%

Overnight, stock markets in the US closed marginally higher as investors awaited an employment report to gauge the strength of recovery in the economy

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