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Led by a fresh surge in IT shares, the benchmark Sensex recovered early losses and traded in the green at 1015 hours today amid mixed Asian cues. Yellow metal sizzles to Rs 17, 000 On Tuesday, prices of standard gold (per 10 grams) in the Mumbai market crossed the Rs 17, 000 mark for the first time in its history, with most industry analysts expecting it to rally for some more time.'Don't know if Ambanis colluding or clashing' The Centre on Tuesday asserted full ownership over gas from the KG basin and said as Mukesh Ambani's RIL was only a contractor for exploration. 'Yuan may enter IMF kitty to evaluate SDR' Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the managing director of IMF, said that the yuan may be added in future to the basket of currencies that set the value of IMF monetary units called special drawing rights (SDRs). Satyam gets notices from 37 companies Mahindra Satyam has received legal notices from 37 companies staking claim to a refund of Rs 1230.4 crore that was allegedly given as a temporary advance to the then Satyam Computer Services. Gold glitters at Rs 17, 300/10gm Gold prices surged

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