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Markets volatile, recover from red

The markets have recover after slipping into negative terrain for the second time since morning trades. The NSE Nifty is now at 4,535, up eight points. Ambuja Cement has declined over 3% to Rs 94. - Mahindra Satyam tops value, volume chart for second day - Markets sideways; Nifty up 22pts - Markets slip into red, rebounds - Markets open with positive gap - Key Levels: More upside above 15,350 - FIIs raise stake in Nifty firms to 43% Sensex pares gains; Hindalco up 4% Loan prepayment does not violate competition laws:Banks SRK stands by his IPL remarks, says India a welcoming place Obama proposes substantial jump in aid to Pak Oil rises on bullish US manufacturing data The market breadth is fairly positive - out of 2,470 stocks, 1,389 have advanced and 990 have declined so far.


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