* BSE ends down 0.12 pct; NSE falls 0.17 pct * IT, rate-sensitive stocks fall * NMDC gains on brokerage upgrade By Manoj Dharra MUMBAI, Dec 11 (Reuters) - India's main NSE index edged lower on Tuesday after earlier hitting a nearly two-year high as data showing a continued high trade deficit renewed concerns about the current account deficit, spurring investors to book profits. Indian shares rallied last week after the government won the vote for FDI in retail in both ...
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