The market opened the week in the negative as investors preferred to stay on the sidelines.

More and more businesses worldwide are contracting out functions that were previously thought to be important.

Stocks went up slightly on Thursday after the market fell consecutively during the first three days of the week.

The stock market continued its downward trend for the third consecutive day this week.

The stock market fell on Tuesday as negative sentiments prevailed throughout the day.

Investors stayed on the sidelines as uncertainty loomed over the extent of damages caused by the flood.

Positive sentiments were witnessed during early trade on reports of foreign buying.

The market bounced back on Tuesday, gaining 141 points after a drop of almost three per cent during trade on Monday.

The stock market fell on the first trading day of the week as investors remained on the sidelines due to uncertainty.

The stock market dropped for the fourth day in a row as volumes tumbled during trade on Thursday.