Sensex snubs terror threat, ends up 66pts

Amidst the terror attacks and exchange of fire between the terrorists and NSG, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) started business on Friday. On Wednesday night the terrorists struck the city and brought the financial capital into halt. It was deadliest attack in India and the Mumbai the financial capital has ever seen.

In the early trade on Friday, BSE and Sensex recorded a fall from the previous days closing point. On Thursday the BSE was closed following the continuation of the terrorist attack. On Friday's trading, Sensex snubs the terror strike and ended with up points of 66, at 9093. At the noon, some news of gun firing from the headquarters of RBI was reported. This spreads more panic in the market and among the traders.

While after some time, it was reported as rumors, thanks to the people those brought the fact into the market and the trade continued. The Mumbai terror attack will have direct impact on stock market. It is very hard time for the investors to get the proper pace the terror strike is just adding insult to injury, as all are facing the adverse affect of the global meltdown.