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Sensex dips below 11000

MUMBAI: Concerns of global liquidity crunch sent the stocks world over on a tailspin on Wednesday and the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex too in tandem tanked massive 954 points but recovered more than half of the losses to end the day weaker by nearly 367 points.

The markets remained closed on Thursday on account of Dussehra.

With domestic funds stepping in for the rescue act, the index regained 11000 level and closed at 11328.36, still lower 366.88 points from its previous close.

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