Indian shares rose for a fourth consecutive
session as banks rallied after the central bank allowed lenders to
include old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes as part of their cash balance,
making it easier to meet cash reserve ratio requirements. indexes still
posted their biggest monthly fall since February as sentiment was dented
by fears about the economic fallout from the country's demonetisation
drive and on heavy foreign selling. Stock Cash Tips
The BSE index .BSESN rose 0.98 percent to 26,652.81, but was down 4.61 percent this month.
The broader NSE index .NSEI ended up 1.01 percent at 8,224.50, but fell 4.79 percent for the month.
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