•BSE falls 0.07 pct; NSE ends down 0.08 pct
•Modi win engenders hopes for India's sluggish economy-poll
•Central bank to keep rates on hold-poll
•State Bank of India fell 2.3 percent while ICICI Bank ended 1.3 percent lower.
•Tata Motors Ltd closed down 2.2 percent after its earnings missed some analysts' estimates.
Indian shares fell on Friday to mark their first weekly fall in four, as blue-chips such as State Bank of India declined after foreign investors sold shares for a fourth consecutive session, while caution was also seen ahead of GDP data and the central bank's policy review.
The 30-share BSE index commenced the day strong and touched an intra-day high of 24,353.59 from its previous close.
The benchmark BSE index closed 0.07 percent lower at 24,217.34 points. It fell 1.9 percent in this week, but gained 8 percent in May.
•Modi win engenders hopes for India's sluggish economy-poll
•Central bank to keep rates on hold-poll
•State Bank of India fell 2.3 percent while ICICI Bank ended 1.3 percent lower.
•Tata Motors Ltd closed down 2.2 percent after its earnings missed some analysts' estimates.
Indian shares fell on Friday to mark their first weekly fall in four, as blue-chips such as State Bank of India declined after foreign investors sold shares for a fourth consecutive session, while caution was also seen ahead of GDP data and the central bank's policy review.
The 30-share BSE index commenced the day strong and touched an intra-day high of 24,353.59 from its previous close.
The benchmark BSE index closed 0.07 percent lower at 24,217.34 points. It fell 1.9 percent in this week, but gained 8 percent in May.
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