Dalal Street is not showing any signs of slowing down. The bull party continued unabated with leading indices like the Sensex and Nifty touching new peaks on Thursday. However, Reliance shares lost nearly 1 per cent to settle at Rs 490.40, its lowest closing level in three months since September 15, 2004.The fall in Reliance to a three-month low comes in contrast to a spurt on the bourses: the barometer BSE Sensex settled at a lifetime closing high of 6,420.38, a gain of 18 points.The buying continued on the back of strong foreign fund inflows. Investors made fresh purchases in blue chips, shrugging off a fresh spike in international oil prices. Private sector banking stocks were in the limelight after the boards of ING Vysya Bank and Karnataka Bank approved attractively-priced rights issues.RIL has lost ground in the last few weeks amid fears that a rift in the family would affect the functioning of group companies. RIL market cap has fallen by 11 per cent, or Rs 7,461 crore, in the last one month. Shares of REL shed 0.37 per cent to settle at Rs 511.60. The power struggle has hit REL harder with the scrip plunging 18.5 per cent in a little over a month from Rs 628.45. FII inflows cross $8 billion
