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NEW DELHI: Indian shares provisionally rose 2.7 percent on Friday after a four-day slide, as euro zone plans to shore up struggling banks eased concerns about Europe's debt crisis and helped revive risk appetite.
The main 30-share BSE index provisionally ended up 430.28 points at 16,222.69, with 28 of its components closing higher.
The 50-share NSE index provisionally rose 2.88 percent to 4,888.05 points.
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