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Markets have been soaring at a high pace and will continue to do so for the next few months as liquidity is here to stay, say experts.

The market closed at all-time high. Banking, capital goods, FMCG, oil and pharma stocks led the rally. Movers of the day were HDFC Bank, Ranbaxy Labs, HPCL, VSNL and Dabur India.

The markets witnessed smart rally. The Sensex closed at 11,564.36, up 284.40 points or 2.52 per cent. It touched an all-time high of 11,579.10.

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The market ended with smart rally. The Sensex and Nifty ended at new high. Buying was seen across the board.

While the obvious uptake of this would mean more foreign money coming in, what does it mean for the common man? How will our life change if and when it becomes a reality?

Experts tell that the markets will open firm on Monday but will remain range bound in the absence of any immediate triggers. The immediate resistance is at 11,070 and 10,784 is a very good support base.

Reliance Retail is on the prowl and suddenly attrition levels have risen in the retail industry and so have salaries, even of mid-level executives.

LIC to launch Jeevan Tarang, a whole life plan. The plan provides cover upto 100 years and guaranteed annual survival benefit of 5.5 per cent.

Sale of over 10 per cent equity to Orascom by Hutch had promoted Essar to ask government if clearance was required for the deal.

Farmers and cattle reares under insurance cover as Government approves new scheme for livestock, against increasing risk. In the light of the avian influenza outbreak, the government has approved a livestock insurance scheme.

American CEOs on Friday identified poor infrastructure and bureaucratic delays as major deterrents to US investments in India.

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Airbus and Indian Airlines signed an agreement for purchase of 43 aircraft for the national air carrier at a cost of $two billion.