Today, markets were at their peak as far as trading is concerned.

Punjab National Bank presently trades at Rs.398.85 or 2.20% from its earlier closing of Rs.390.25 on the Sensex.

Bharat Forge’s shares got up by 7.13% to Rs.85.6 after the company made an announcement that it will have an alliance with Areva to produce weighty forgings in India for use in the nuclear power division.

The engineering and construction bigwig, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has recorded 25.39% increase in gain after tax (PAT) at Rs.604.11 crore in the 3rd quarter when in line with Rs.481.79 crore during the same time past year.

GAIL India has brought forth its borrowing plan worth $134 million from the US Export Credit Agency (ECA) to finance shortened capital expenses assigned for 2009-10 financial year.

Tata Motors presently trades at Rs.147.30, low by 3.25 points from its earlier closing of Rs.150.55 on the Sensex.

Government-led oil marketing companies (OMCs) have warned to reduce aviation turbine fuel (ATF) provisions to the Vijay Malaya-led Kingfisher Airlines from 4th February, last year if it falls short of paying remaining debts of nearly Rs.158 crore.

Larsen & Toubro presently trades at Rs.679.20, which is up by 18.90 points from its earlier closing of Rs.660.30 on the Sensex.

Air India is again the first one to introduce further reductions in its prices on important national routes with decreasing jet fuel prices.

Markets bounced back after a feeble opening to taste an uneven session for the consecutive day on Friday.