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- Major stock market indices in Europe and the US fell slightly, while the key Indian indices Sensex and Nifty also closed lower due to weak global cues and a bank strike at home delaying dollar purchases.
- On the Nifty, Coal India, ONGC, BPCL, Sesa Goa, and Maruti Suzuki saw gains, while DLF, Reliance Infra, JP Associates, Tata Steel, and Jindal Steel saw losses.
- Most sectoral indices also ended lower with the exception of Nifty IT, pulled down by declines in banking, infrastructure, and metal stocks.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian equity markets ended higher, with the Sensex up 2% and Nifty gaining 85.75 points, following a rebound in European markets. Banking, financials, oil & gas and metals stocks led the gains.
2) In the Nifty top gainers, ONGC was up 5.85% and Bharti Airtel rose 5.57%, while losers included JP Associates down 1.08% and Cairn India lower by 0.91%.
3) The technical view is that the Nifty and Bank Nifty are in a consolidation phase, with resistance at 5000/5100 and 9550/9750
- The Sensex and Nifty indices fell over 0.5% due to renewed worries about the eurozone hitting global markets and profit-taking in recent outperformers.
- JP Associates, BHEL, Bank of Baroda, and Tata Motors were the biggest losers for the day, while Sun Pharma, Ambuja Cement, ACC, Bajaj Auto and GAIL India saw gains.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with losses led by the S&P CNX Defensive index which fell 0.69%. The market is expected to consolidate with support at 5930-5880 and resistance at 6000-6050.
- The Sensex closed down 0.44% and the Nifty closed down 0.32% as shares of Infosys and TCS fell after a decision to lower their weight in an index, while HDFC's weight was increased.
- The top gainers were IDFC, Hero MotoCorp, and Ranbaxy Labs, while the top losers were ITC, Hindalco, and Sterlite Inds.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with declines led by the Bank Nifty which was down 0.88%, while FIIs were net buyers of stocks.
- The Nifty closed significantly lower, losing 114 points, while the Sensex fell 366 points, as markets were weighed down by weakness in banks, IT, realty and capital goods stocks.
- Global markets also declined as uncertainty loomed over Europe following election results in France and Greece.
- Among sectoral indices, banking, IT, and capital goods indices saw losses of 2-3%, while mid and small cap indices fell 1-2%.
Sensex dropped 104.4 pts @ 17,678.81 pts due to further downward journey in banks,
capital goods, & auto stocks while Nifty dropped 36.45pts @ 5,350.25 pts. Another
reason is that the governments under pressure in coal allocation scam with Rs.1.85 lakh
crore loss. MSCI's broader index of AsiaPacific shares was off 0.2% in this choppy trade.
- The Sensex fell 1.21% and the Nifty dropped 1.23% due to profit booking and concerns about weak global economic growth and the Eurozone crisis.
- Sun Pharma, Asian Paints, and Bharti Airtel were among the top gainers in the Nifty, while DLF, Reliance Industries, and Reliance Infra were among the biggest losers.
- Most sectoral indices declined, with the S&P CNX Defty falling the most at 2.22%, while the CNX Midcap fell the least at 0.61%.
- The Sensex ended up 41.92 points at 16,007.08 while the Nifty ended higher by 14.85 points at 4,856.45, recovering from earlier losses.
- Key Indian indices edged higher boosted by hopes for an interest rate cut by the RBI and bargain hunting in blue chips like L&T.
- However, global markets declined with the Nasdaq losing 2.82%, Dow Jones falling 2.22% and S&P500 down 2.46%.
- Major stock market indices in Europe and the US fell slightly, while the key Indian indices Sensex and Nifty also closed lower due to weak global cues and a bank strike at home delaying dollar purchases.
- On the Nifty, Coal India, ONGC, BPCL, Sesa Goa, and Maruti Suzuki saw gains, while DLF, Reliance Infra, JP Associates, Tata Steel, and Jindal Steel saw losses.
- Most sectoral indices also ended lower with the exception of Nifty IT, pulled down by declines in banking, infrastructure, and metal stocks.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian equity markets ended higher, with the Sensex up 2% and Nifty gaining 85.75 points, following a rebound in European markets. Banking, financials, oil & gas and metals stocks led the gains.
2) In the Nifty top gainers, ONGC was up 5.85% and Bharti Airtel rose 5.57%, while losers included JP Associates down 1.08% and Cairn India lower by 0.91%.
3) The technical view is that the Nifty and Bank Nifty are in a consolidation phase, with resistance at 5000/5100 and 9550/9750
- The Sensex and Nifty indices fell over 0.5% due to renewed worries about the eurozone hitting global markets and profit-taking in recent outperformers.
- JP Associates, BHEL, Bank of Baroda, and Tata Motors were the biggest losers for the day, while Sun Pharma, Ambuja Cement, ACC, Bajaj Auto and GAIL India saw gains.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with losses led by the S&P CNX Defensive index which fell 0.69%. The market is expected to consolidate with support at 5930-5880 and resistance at 6000-6050.
- The Sensex closed down 0.44% and the Nifty closed down 0.32% as shares of Infosys and TCS fell after a decision to lower their weight in an index, while HDFC's weight was increased.
- The top gainers were IDFC, Hero MotoCorp, and Ranbaxy Labs, while the top losers were ITC, Hindalco, and Sterlite Inds.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with declines led by the Bank Nifty which was down 0.88%, while FIIs were net buyers of stocks.
- The Nifty closed significantly lower, losing 114 points, while the Sensex fell 366 points, as markets were weighed down by weakness in banks, IT, realty and capital goods stocks.
- Global markets also declined as uncertainty loomed over Europe following election results in France and Greece.
- Among sectoral indices, banking, IT, and capital goods indices saw losses of 2-3%, while mid and small cap indices fell 1-2%.
Sensex dropped 104.4 pts @ 17,678.81 pts due to further downward journey in banks,
capital goods, & auto stocks while Nifty dropped 36.45pts @ 5,350.25 pts. Another
reason is that the governments under pressure in coal allocation scam with Rs.1.85 lakh
crore loss. MSCI's broader index of AsiaPacific shares was off 0.2% in this choppy trade.
- The Sensex fell 1.21% and the Nifty dropped 1.23% due to profit booking and concerns about weak global economic growth and the Eurozone crisis.
- Sun Pharma, Asian Paints, and Bharti Airtel were among the top gainers in the Nifty, while DLF, Reliance Industries, and Reliance Infra were among the biggest losers.
- Most sectoral indices declined, with the S&P CNX Defty falling the most at 2.22%, while the CNX Midcap fell the least at 0.61%.
- The Sensex ended up 41.92 points at 16,007.08 while the Nifty ended higher by 14.85 points at 4,856.45, recovering from earlier losses.
- Key Indian indices edged higher boosted by hopes for an interest rate cut by the RBI and bargain hunting in blue chips like L&T.
- However, global markets declined with the Nasdaq losing 2.82%, Dow Jones falling 2.22% and S&P500 down 2.46%.
- The key Indian equity indices, Sensex and Nifty, closed lower on January 23rd, declining 0.60% and 0.56% respectively, as traders booked profits following strong earnings from companies like Infosys and Reliance Industries.
- European markets also closed lower, falling between 0.20-0.88%, while the Hang Seng rose 0.29% and the Nikkei fell 0.35%.
- Among sectoral indices, IT fell the most by 0.75% while banking and auto also declined around 0.60-0.70%.
Nifty seems rangebound equity analysis for 23 julyGeet Sharma
- The Sensex and Nifty indices in India declined slightly on Friday, with the Sensex falling 0.70% and the Nifty dropping 0.72%, led by declines in banking stocks.
- Asian stock markets were also down slightly but were on track for their largest weekly gain since January, as strong US corporate earnings lifted the S&P 500 index.
- Key Indian stock market indexes such as the BSE Sensex, Nifty 50, and Nifty Bank declined around 1% each while sectoral indices such as IT, metal and realty also ended in red.
- The Sensex and Nifty indices fell by 0.71% and 0.72% respectively in Indian equity markets, in line with declines in major European indices.
- Key Indian stocks like PNB and HUL fell sharply, pulling the indices lower, while sectors like banking and metals also declined.
- Trading activity figures show FIIs were net sellers in the Indian markets for the day, while DIIs were net buyers.
The Indian stock market closed lower, with the Sensex down 0.65% and the Nifty down 0.62%. In Europe, major indexes like the CAC, DAX, and FTSE closed slightly lower. In the US, the NASDAQ fell 0.28% while the Dow Jones was nearly flat. On the Nifty, Tata Motors and Glenmark Pharma were the top gainers while United Spirits and Unitech suffered the largest losses. Most sectoral indices ended in the red, with losses led by the defense and midcap indices.
Sensex closed up 13.09 pts @19,255.09, Nifty closed up 8.05 pts @ 5,855.75. Today’s
higher as gains in Tata Motors and IT stocks marginally outweighed the losses in ONGC,
ITC & Reliance Industries while volumes declined as investors turned cautious ahead of
the market holiday tomorrow on account of Christmas. IT & Healthcare index up 0.81%.
The Indian stock market closed higher on September 5, 2012. The Sensex rose 0.32% while the Nifty gained 0.39%. Asian and European markets fell due to concerns about global economic growth. Among sectoral indices, the Bank Nifty rose the most, up 0.58%. Reliance Industries and ICICI Bank contributed the most to gains in the indices. FIIs were net sellers of Indian stocks worth Rs. 54.79 crore.
The Indian stock market closed higher, with the Sensex up 0.32% and the Nifty up 0.44%. In European markets, France's CAC and Germany's DAX rose around 0.5-0.6% while the UK's FTSE fell 0.45%. In the US, the Nasdaq rose 0.59% and the Dow Jones rose 0.15%. Among Indian stocks, Cipla and Asian Paints were the top gainers rising over 3%, while IDFC and Reliance Infra lost over 1%. Most sectoral indices closed higher led by a 0.56% rise in the Bank Nifty. FIIs were net buyers of Indian stocks worth Rs. 373.
Equity tips and market analysis for 16 julyGeet Sharma
- The Sensex dropped 0.11% and the Nifty dropped 0.15% while overseas markets in the US, France, Germany and Britain saw mixed performance.
- In Indian markets, HDFC Bank and Hero MotoCorp were among the top gainers while Jindal Steel & Power and Tata Power saw the biggest losses.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with banking, IT and midcap indices down around 0.2-0.4% while the defense index rose 0.62%.
- The Sensex rose 0.45% while the Nifty dropped 0.50% due to volatility in the market supported by some sectors like banks, FMCG, steel, and pharma but weighed down by concerns over the Eurozone crisis and India's fiscal deficit.
- Ultratech Cement, Larsen & Toubro, and Sun Pharma were among the top gainers in the Nifty while GAIL India, Bharti Airtel, and BHEL were among the biggest losers.
- Most sectoral indices closed higher with IT and banking indices rising the most, while the defense index fell slightly.
- The Sensex fell 0.73% and the Nifty dropped 0.69% as the markets closed in the red, erasing early gains due to weakness in capital goods, metals, banks, realty and FMCG stocks.
- Axis Bank, Maruti Suzuki, and Hero MotoCorp were among the top gainers in the Nifty, while DLF, Mahindra & Mahindra, and ACC saw losses.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with losses between 0.7-1%, except for the IT sector which fell 0.16%.
Sensex fell 109.62 pts @18,682.31 while Nifty fell 34.45 pts @5684.25. Indian shares
reversed their previous day’s gains due to profit booking and sharp fall in the currency.
Stocks like banking & financials, infrastructure, realty, metals and auto saw selling
pressure. Today Indian rupee fell over 2% since yesterday; hit a low of 53.95 Vs USD.
Delhi High Court has ruled in favour of Indraprastha Gas that IGL can charge Rs 38.58
for every million British thermal unit for transmission of gas against Rs 104.05 that it
charges now. Gujarat Gas Company and Gail have gained 16.8% and 2.67%. India's
manufacturing sector slipped in May o/p was impacted by slowing domestic order book.
Equity tips and market analysis for 20 julyGeet Sharma
- The NASDAQ and Dow Jones indexes closed up over 1% and 0.8% respectively, while the Sensex closed up 0.55% in India. European markets were also up between 0.24-0.79%.
- The Sensex gained 93 points to close at 17,277.97 but the gains were cut in half due to falls in State Bank of India and Tata Consultancy Services shares.
- On the sectoral front, the CNX IT index gained the most, closing up 1.62%, while realty, power and oil & gas saw losses between 1-2%.
The Sensex and Nifty recouped more than half of losses in second half of trade to close
0.5% lower on Wednesday, even after the Indian rupee fell over 1% to hit a record low of
56.18 to the dollar and more than 2% decline in European markets. European markets
like France's CAC, Germany's DAX and Britain's FTSE were down 2% each.
Sensex closed down 72.48pts@19244.77;Nifty closed down 21.70pts@5857.90. The
Market fell on Monday, led by declines in technology stocks on caution ahead of a
scheduled meeting between the management and analysts later in the day, will deliver a
downcast view on the sector. TCS provisionally fell 3%, while Infosys ended 0.9% lower.
The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty closed lower for the fifth consecutive session on
Monday due to weakening rupee, waning of rate cut hopes after higher-than-expected
inflation for April. April Inflation rose to 7.23%. France's CAC, Germany's DAX and
Britain's FTSE were down around 2%.DOW Futures was down 88 pts @ 12700.
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The daily newsletter provides a summary of the day's trading activity in the Indian stock market.
- The Sensex closed up 0.12% while the Nifty rose 0.08%. Global markets in Europe were mostly lower.
- Key Indian sectors like banking, capital goods, oil & gas, and technology helped support the market. Tomorrow's inflation data is a major upcoming event.
- Top gainers included BPCL, Hero MotoCorp, and BHEL. Top losers were Bharti Airtel, Cipla, and Ranbaxy Labs.
Equity tips and market analysis for 25 julyGeet Sharma
The daily newsletter provides a summary of the day's market activity in India and globally:
- The Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty closed slightly higher, while global markets like NASDAQ and Dow Jones closed lower.
- Trading was lackluster with the indices staying in a narrow range due to an absence of local or global cues. The market is awaiting developments in the Eurozone and a potential diesel price hike in India.
- Top gainers and losers among Nifty stocks are listed.
- Sector indices closed mixed with marginal gains and losses.
- FII activity was positive for the day, while DII activity was negative.
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- The key Indian equity indices, Sensex and Nifty, closed lower on January 23rd, declining 0.60% and 0.56% respectively, as traders booked profits following strong earnings from companies like Infosys and Reliance Industries.
- European markets also closed lower, falling between 0.20-0.88%, while the Hang Seng rose 0.29% and the Nikkei fell 0.35%.
- Among sectoral indices, IT fell the most by 0.75% while banking and auto also declined around 0.60-0.70%.
Nifty seems rangebound equity analysis for 23 julyGeet Sharma
- The Sensex and Nifty indices in India declined slightly on Friday, with the Sensex falling 0.70% and the Nifty dropping 0.72%, led by declines in banking stocks.
- Asian stock markets were also down slightly but were on track for their largest weekly gain since January, as strong US corporate earnings lifted the S&P 500 index.
- Key Indian stock market indexes such as the BSE Sensex, Nifty 50, and Nifty Bank declined around 1% each while sectoral indices such as IT, metal and realty also ended in red.
- The Sensex and Nifty indices fell by 0.71% and 0.72% respectively in Indian equity markets, in line with declines in major European indices.
- Key Indian stocks like PNB and HUL fell sharply, pulling the indices lower, while sectors like banking and metals also declined.
- Trading activity figures show FIIs were net sellers in the Indian markets for the day, while DIIs were net buyers.
The Indian stock market closed lower, with the Sensex down 0.65% and the Nifty down 0.62%. In Europe, major indexes like the CAC, DAX, and FTSE closed slightly lower. In the US, the NASDAQ fell 0.28% while the Dow Jones was nearly flat. On the Nifty, Tata Motors and Glenmark Pharma were the top gainers while United Spirits and Unitech suffered the largest losses. Most sectoral indices ended in the red, with losses led by the defense and midcap indices.
Sensex closed up 13.09 pts @19,255.09, Nifty closed up 8.05 pts @ 5,855.75. Today’s
higher as gains in Tata Motors and IT stocks marginally outweighed the losses in ONGC,
ITC & Reliance Industries while volumes declined as investors turned cautious ahead of
the market holiday tomorrow on account of Christmas. IT & Healthcare index up 0.81%.
The Indian stock market closed higher on September 5, 2012. The Sensex rose 0.32% while the Nifty gained 0.39%. Asian and European markets fell due to concerns about global economic growth. Among sectoral indices, the Bank Nifty rose the most, up 0.58%. Reliance Industries and ICICI Bank contributed the most to gains in the indices. FIIs were net sellers of Indian stocks worth Rs. 54.79 crore.
The Indian stock market closed higher, with the Sensex up 0.32% and the Nifty up 0.44%. In European markets, France's CAC and Germany's DAX rose around 0.5-0.6% while the UK's FTSE fell 0.45%. In the US, the Nasdaq rose 0.59% and the Dow Jones rose 0.15%. Among Indian stocks, Cipla and Asian Paints were the top gainers rising over 3%, while IDFC and Reliance Infra lost over 1%. Most sectoral indices closed higher led by a 0.56% rise in the Bank Nifty. FIIs were net buyers of Indian stocks worth Rs. 373.
Equity tips and market analysis for 16 julyGeet Sharma
- The Sensex dropped 0.11% and the Nifty dropped 0.15% while overseas markets in the US, France, Germany and Britain saw mixed performance.
- In Indian markets, HDFC Bank and Hero MotoCorp were among the top gainers while Jindal Steel & Power and Tata Power saw the biggest losses.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with banking, IT and midcap indices down around 0.2-0.4% while the defense index rose 0.62%.
- The Sensex rose 0.45% while the Nifty dropped 0.50% due to volatility in the market supported by some sectors like banks, FMCG, steel, and pharma but weighed down by concerns over the Eurozone crisis and India's fiscal deficit.
- Ultratech Cement, Larsen & Toubro, and Sun Pharma were among the top gainers in the Nifty while GAIL India, Bharti Airtel, and BHEL were among the biggest losers.
- Most sectoral indices closed higher with IT and banking indices rising the most, while the defense index fell slightly.
- The Sensex fell 0.73% and the Nifty dropped 0.69% as the markets closed in the red, erasing early gains due to weakness in capital goods, metals, banks, realty and FMCG stocks.
- Axis Bank, Maruti Suzuki, and Hero MotoCorp were among the top gainers in the Nifty, while DLF, Mahindra & Mahindra, and ACC saw losses.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with losses between 0.7-1%, except for the IT sector which fell 0.16%.
Sensex fell 109.62 pts @18,682.31 while Nifty fell 34.45 pts @5684.25. Indian shares
reversed their previous day’s gains due to profit booking and sharp fall in the currency.
Stocks like banking & financials, infrastructure, realty, metals and auto saw selling
pressure. Today Indian rupee fell over 2% since yesterday; hit a low of 53.95 Vs USD.
Delhi High Court has ruled in favour of Indraprastha Gas that IGL can charge Rs 38.58
for every million British thermal unit for transmission of gas against Rs 104.05 that it
charges now. Gujarat Gas Company and Gail have gained 16.8% and 2.67%. India's
manufacturing sector slipped in May o/p was impacted by slowing domestic order book.
Equity tips and market analysis for 20 julyGeet Sharma
- The NASDAQ and Dow Jones indexes closed up over 1% and 0.8% respectively, while the Sensex closed up 0.55% in India. European markets were also up between 0.24-0.79%.
- The Sensex gained 93 points to close at 17,277.97 but the gains were cut in half due to falls in State Bank of India and Tata Consultancy Services shares.
- On the sectoral front, the CNX IT index gained the most, closing up 1.62%, while realty, power and oil & gas saw losses between 1-2%.
The Sensex and Nifty recouped more than half of losses in second half of trade to close
0.5% lower on Wednesday, even after the Indian rupee fell over 1% to hit a record low of
56.18 to the dollar and more than 2% decline in European markets. European markets
like France's CAC, Germany's DAX and Britain's FTSE were down 2% each.
Sensex closed down 72.48pts@19244.77;Nifty closed down 21.70pts@5857.90. The
Market fell on Monday, led by declines in technology stocks on caution ahead of a
scheduled meeting between the management and analysts later in the day, will deliver a
downcast view on the sector. TCS provisionally fell 3%, while Infosys ended 0.9% lower.
The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty closed lower for the fifth consecutive session on
Monday due to weakening rupee, waning of rate cut hopes after higher-than-expected
inflation for April. April Inflation rose to 7.23%. France's CAC, Germany's DAX and
Britain's FTSE were down around 2%.DOW Futures was down 88 pts @ 12700.
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The daily newsletter provides a summary of the day's trading activity in the Indian stock market.
- The Sensex closed up 0.12% while the Nifty rose 0.08%. Global markets in Europe were mostly lower.
- Key Indian sectors like banking, capital goods, oil & gas, and technology helped support the market. Tomorrow's inflation data is a major upcoming event.
- Top gainers included BPCL, Hero MotoCorp, and BHEL. Top losers were Bharti Airtel, Cipla, and Ranbaxy Labs.
Equity tips and market analysis for 25 julyGeet Sharma
The daily newsletter provides a summary of the day's market activity in India and globally:
- The Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty closed slightly higher, while global markets like NASDAQ and Dow Jones closed lower.
- Trading was lackluster with the indices staying in a narrow range due to an absence of local or global cues. The market is awaiting developments in the Eurozone and a potential diesel price hike in India.
- Top gainers and losers among Nifty stocks are listed.
- Sector indices closed mixed with marginal gains and losses.
- FII activity was positive for the day, while DII activity was negative.
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- The Sensex closed up 0.26% and the Nifty closed up 0.22% as European markets were mixed and US markets fell.
- Key gainers included Reliance Infrastructure, ITC, and HDFC while losers included IDFC, Tata Steel, and Wipro.
- Most sectoral indices closed higher with the exception of IT, and ITC, HDFC, and SBI contributed most to index gains while Coal India and Hindustan Unilever contributed most to losses.
Sensex closed down 45.16 pts@17,384.40 pts, while Nifty dropped 4.75 pts@5,253.75
pts due to investors discounted deferment of proposed anti-tax avoidance rules,
choosing to concentrate on macroeconomic woes like the fiscal and trade deficit.
Globally China mfg Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 47.6 in Aug on 100 pts scale.
- The key Indian stock indices, Sensex and Nifty, closed up slightly, rising 0.22% and 0.31% respectively, while major European indices were also up modestly.
- Reliance Industries and ICICI Bank led gains in India on hopes of reforms and interest rate cuts, while the rupee fell to a low of 54.96 against the dollar.
- In sector news, banking, capital goods and infrastructure stocks performed well, while IT and pharma saw declines.
- The Sensex fell 0.15% and the Nifty fell 0.19% as major European indices also declined and Asian markets were mixed.
- Bank of Baroda and IDFC were among the top losers after their quarterly earnings disappointed investors.
- The markets fell to a three-week low as investors booked profits in recent outperformers like ONGC.
- The Sensex closed up 0.51% while the Nifty gained 0.58% in Indian equity markets. In Europe, the FTSE and CAC closed up 0.22% each while the DAX closed down 0.02%. In Asia, the Hang Seng closed down 0.15% while the Nikkei 225 closed up 1.28%.
- Hindustan Unilever, ITC, Larsen & Toubro, and TCS were the top gainers in the Nifty while Tata Motors, JP Associates, GAIL India, Cipla, and Ranbaxy Labs were the top losers.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower with the CNX Midcap index
The daily newsletter provided a market wrap of index performance in India and abroad. Domestically, the Sensex rose 0.33% while the Nifty rose 0.27%, supported by positive cues from European markets. Top gainers were from the infrastructure sector. Globally, markets in France, Germany and the UK rose between 1.01-1.42% while the Nasdaq fell 0.65% and Dow Jones 0.36%. The newsletter also provided sector-specific index performance, top index gainers and losers by contribution, and a technical outlook suggesting the trends are bullish.
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- The Indian stock market indices ended lower, with the Nifty losing 25 points and the Sensex down 66 points. Crude oil inventories in the US came in better than expected.
- Most sectors closed negative for the day, with metals, autos and power among the worst performers. Banking, IT and realty also closed lower, while oil & gas and consumer durables rose. European markets were mostly flat.
- Among Nifty gainers, Cairn India rose nearly 4%, while IDFC and DLF gained over 2% each. Top losers were Maruti Suzuki and Ranbaxy Labs, falling over 3% and 2%, respectively.
Sensex closed flat up 7.42 pts @18,762.87, Nifty closed flat up 6.50 pts @ 5704.20.
Indian market edged up but flat, led by gains in defensive stocks such as ITC and Dr.
Reddy's Laboratories, while auto stocks such as Bajaj Auto fell on profit-taking, reversing
October sales gains, outperforming global peers. Country’s largest lender SBI fell 0.44%.
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The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty closed flat on Monday after shedding all gains in late
trade due to sharp record fall in rupee and erasing somewhat gains by European
markets. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.5 percent,
buoyed by its technology sector which by far outperformed its peers with a 1.3% gain.
The Sensex gained 7 points & Nifty rose 2.6 points to end at 4,924. The Indian rupee
appreciated by 26 paisa to 55.39 a dollar. Underscoring the vulnerability of US
companies to events in the Eurozone, Greece's future in the euro zone remains a
primary risk for stocks. Dow component Hewlett-Packard rose 3.3% to USD 21.77.
Equity news letter and tips by theequicom research 07 feb2013TheEquicom Advisory
- The Sensex fell slightly while the Nifty gained a small amount. Major European markets were mixed.
- Select stocks like HDFC, IRB Infrastructure, and Jindal Steel rose while NTPC and JP Associates fell.
- Most sectoral indices closed flat except the Bank Nifty which declined slightly. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers while domestic institutional investors were net sellers.
- The key Indian stock indices, the Sensex and Nifty, closed higher by 0.23% and 0.10% respectively, led by gains in Bharti Airtel after it raised call charges. However, market sentiment remained cautious ahead of upcoming company results and an interest rate decision by the central bank next week.
- Among sectoral indices, the Bank Nifty rose 0.48% while the IT and Midcap indices fell 0.21% and 0.88% respectively.
- Technical indicators suggest the markets may consolidate in the near term with support at 6000 and resistance at 6100 for the Nifty.
- The Sensex fell 0.86% and the Nifty dropped 0.92% due to weak global economic growth, concerns over the Eurozone crisis, and profit-taking by investors.
- Key Asian and European indices also declined, with NASDAQ down 1.52%, Dow Jones down 0.81%, and France's CAC, Germany's DAX, and Britain's FTSE dropping between 0.32-0.43%.
- Banking, technology, infrastructure, and metals stocks weighed on Indian indices, while ITC and Reliance contributed most to losses and Tata Steel, Sun Pharma, and Bajaj Auto pulled the indices down the most.
- The Sensex fell 0.86% and the Nifty dropped 0.92% due to weak global economic growth, concerns over the Eurozone crisis, and profit booking by investors.
- Key Asian and European indices also declined between 0.32-1.52% amid the ongoing global economic uncertainties.
- Most sectoral indices ended lower with losses ranging from 0.78-1.60%, led by declines in banking, metal and infrastructure stocks.
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The key points from the document are:
1) Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty closed slightly lower while European indices were up and NASDAQ was down.
2) Top gainers in the Nifty included Bharti Airtel, Hindustan Unilever, and HDFC, while top losers included Reliance Infrastructure and Siemens.
3) The technical view for the Nifty and Bank Nifty is bearish with resistance levels at 5720 and 5800 for the Nifty, and 11400 and 11600 for the Bank Nifty.
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The document provides a daily market wrap and analysis of the Indian stock market. It summarizes that the key Indian indices (Sensex, Nifty) declined slightly, while European and US markets were up. It then provides details on sector performances, top gainers and losers on the indices, and a technical outlook suggesting the trends are bearish and recommending selling on highs.
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The Sensex gained 0.30% while the Nifty gained 0.47% led by gains in large companies like HDFC. Key European markets were mostly up slightly while the NASDAQ fell 0.07% and the Dow Jones fell 0.15%. Top gainers in the Nifty included Maruti Suzuki and BPCL, while top losers included DLF and Bharti Airtel. Most sectoral indices closed higher with banking and IT indices rising over 0.30%.
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2. MARKET WRAP
Sensex dropped 0.57%@19,781.19pts; Nifty dropped 0.59%@5,998.90pts.
European major indices FTSE, CAC & DAX were up from 0.60 % to 0.87 %.
Asian market majors Hang Seng was down 0.03%, Nikkei 225 was up 0.47%.
Sensex fell 113.79@19781.19; Nifty fell 3585pts@5,998.90. Sensex fell for the second
day on Friday led by declines in Bharti Airtel after its December quarter results missed
estimates by a wide margin, while ICICI Bank fell on profit booking, after rising 4.65 % in
January. Jet fuel prices are hiked by 2%, reversing the 2 month declining trend in rates.
MARKET PERFORMANCE
NIFTY GAINERS
COMPANY NAME CURRENT PREV. CLOSE(RS) CANG.(RS) CHAG.(%)
BPCL 422.65 410.45 12.20 2.97
Cipla 414.40 407.05 7.35 1.81
Maruti Suzuki 1609.70 1581.60 28.10 1.78
Dr Reddys Lab 1945.30 1915.90 29.40 1.53
Bajaj Auto 2055.95 2027.15 28.80 1.42
NIFTY LOSERS
COMPANY NAME CURRENT PREV. CLOSE(RS) CANG.(RS) CHAG.(%)
Tata Motors 281.65 298.00 -16.35 -5.49
JP Associate 83.40 86.95 -3.55 -4.08
DLF 267.90 277.60 -9.70 -3.49
Ultratech Cement 1837.75 1902.55 -64.80 -3.41
Bharti Airtel 329.40 339.60 -10.20 -3.00
3. SECTORIAL INDICES
INDEX P.CLOSE OPEN HIGH LOW LAST % CHANGE
S&P CNX NIFTY 6,034.75 6,040.95 6,052.95 5,983.20 5,998.90 -0.59
CNX NIFTY
12,270.55 12,272.40 12,381.75 12,272.40 12,304.55 0.28
JUNIOR
CNX IT 6,778.00 6,779.00 6,802.90 6,732.05 6,752.65 -0.37
BANK NIFTY 12,708.60 12,718.55 12,743.20 12,580.85 12,606.25 -0.81
CNX 100 5,950.95 5,956.25 5,973.70 5,913.90 5,923.45 -0.46
S&P CNX DEFTY 3,928.00 3,923.85 3,935.05 3,894.40 3,904.65 -0.59
S&P CNX 500 4,795.30 4,798.90 4,814.50 4,769.10 4,775.90 -0.40
CNX MIDCAP 8,363.70 8,365.55 8,416.40 8,338.55 8,357.45 -0.07
NIFTY MIDCAP
2,324.85 2,325.55 2,339.80 2,309.35 2,315.85 -0.39
50
INDEX MOVERS (PULLING IT UP)
COMPANY NAME CONTRIBUTION
Reliance Industries 14.45
ITC 11.36
Maruti Suzuki 4.42
Bajaj Auto 4.38
Dr Reddys Lab 4.25
38.86
INDEX MOVERS (PULLING IT DOWN)
COMPANY NAME CONTRIBUTION
Hero MotoCorp -1.18
Mahindra & Mahindra -2.34
BHEL -2.36
Jindal Steel & Power -2.41
Wipro -2.47
-10.76
4. CORPORATE ACTIONS ON 04/FEBRUARY/2013
COMPANY NAMES
Adani Power Engineers India Karur Vysya
Allahabad Bank Godrej Consumer Prod Mindtree
Axis Bank Grasim Industries Pnb
Bajaj Finance Hdfc Bank Sobha Developers
Dlf Icici Bank Tata Global Beverage
Eid Parry Indian Oil Corp Union Bank Of India
FII TRADING ACTIVITY (NSE & BSE) In Crores
CATEGORY DATE BUY VALUE SELL VALUE NET VALUE
FII 31-Jan-13 5426.07 4467.14 958.93
DII TRADING ACTIVITY (NSE & BSE) In Crores
CATEGORY DATE BUY VALUE SELL VALUE NET VALUE
DII 31-Jan-13 1456.11 2319.71 -863.60
F&O TRADE STATISTICS
PRODUCT NO OF CONTRACTS TURNOVER IN RS. CR. PUT CALL RATIO
Index Futures 504179.00 15269.71 -
Stock Futures 1315076.00 43300.44 -
Index Options 4963179.00 151150.19 0.99
Stock Options 538534.00 17877.44 0.57
F&O Total 7320968.00 227597.79 0.94
5. TECHNICAL VIEW
NIFTY
DAILY PIVOT
INDICES R4 R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3 S4
NIFTY 6218 6149 6080 6039 6011 5970 5942 5873 5804
OUTLOOK
Trend: - CONSOLIDATE
Resistance: - 6050 6100
0,
Support: - 5960, 5
5900
Strategy: - Sell on High
NIFTY DAILY
6. BANK NIFTY
DAILY PIVOT
SCRIPT R4 R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3 S4
BANK NIFTY 13191 13032 12873 12778 12714 12619 12555 12396 12237
OUTLOOK
Trend: - CONSOLIDATE
Resistance: -12780 12900
780,
Support: -12620, 12
, 12500
Strategy: - Sell on High
BANK NIFTY DAILY
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