- The Indian stock market indices opened lower tracking weakness in global markets but ended marginally higher. The IT and tech sectors gained over 1%.
- Globally, US markets were mixed while Asian markets declined. European markets traded positively.
- Specific Indian companies like Hero MotoCorp and Bharti Airtel gained over 1% on stock upgrades and adding new users. Future Retail declined over 30% after a demerger.
- The BSE Sensex closed up 0.29% while the Nifty gained 0.21%. The midcap and smallcap indices declined around 1% and 0.36% respectively.
- Indian markets ended flat after two days of declines, with the Sensex gaining over 150 points but then falling back.
- Global markets were mostly higher, helping Indian markets make an initial gain, but sentiments turned negative as the Nifty fell below 6,000.
- Specific stocks like Cairn India, HDFC, and ONGC gained on corporate news, while sectors like capital goods and oil & gas advanced, but automobile and real estate declined.
The markets ended in the red after opening positively due to weak June industrial output data. The IIP contracted 1.8% in June compared to 2.5% growth in May, due to weak domestic investment and lower export orders from the US and Europe. Key companies Tata Power and Tata Motors reported increased sales but lower profits. The BSE Sensex closed down 39 points and the Nifty down 15 points as various sectors such as oil and gas and banks declined while FMCG and metals gained.
Markets fell for the fifth straight session in India, with the Sensex closing below 20,700 points. Key indices declined due to an absence of positive catalysts. Metals and realty sectors saw most losses, while consumer durables and healthcare gained. Overseas, US markets were mixed while Asia and Europe rose. Some specific stocks like Shree Renuka Sugars and Ramky Infrastructure rose on corporate news. Broader indices also ended lower.
Sluggish global cues dragged Indian indices lower at start. Choppy markets continued the southward journey till afternoon. Subsequently benchmarks erased losses in noon trades to end flat. On sectorial front, Bankex was the top laggard whereas Healthcare index hits record high.
Weighed down by weak global cues and disappointing domestic factory output data, Indian indices traded in red territory throughout the session. Headline Inflation number easing to 5 year low point could not resuscitate the sentiments as Sensex succumbed 0.9% to close the day. On the positive side, IPO Index, Small-caps and Midcaps bucked the trend and closed in green.
After starting flat on weak Asian cues, the markets drifted lower and lower as the day progressed. The volatile first session of the F&O settlement week saw Nifty and Sensex corrected by 0.68% and 0.59% respectively.
Indian markets started jubilant as exit polls predicted BJP victory in 3 out of 5 states for which the poll results are scheduled to be declared on December 8. The benchmarks pared some of the gains as the day progressed but the underlying tone was bullish. The market participants are banking on Narendra Modi led saffron party to bail out economy from "policy paralysis". Nifty closed the day with handsome gains of 1.3%. Financials and Capital Goods topped the charts among BSE sectorial counters.
- The Indian stock market indices opened lower tracking weakness in global markets but ended marginally higher. The IT and tech sectors gained over 1%.
- Globally, US markets were mixed while Asian markets declined. European markets traded positively.
- Specific Indian companies like Hero MotoCorp and Bharti Airtel gained over 1% on stock upgrades and adding new users. Future Retail declined over 30% after a demerger.
- The BSE Sensex closed up 0.29% while the Nifty gained 0.21%. The midcap and smallcap indices declined around 1% and 0.36% respectively.
- Indian markets ended flat after two days of declines, with the Sensex gaining over 150 points but then falling back.
- Global markets were mostly higher, helping Indian markets make an initial gain, but sentiments turned negative as the Nifty fell below 6,000.
- Specific stocks like Cairn India, HDFC, and ONGC gained on corporate news, while sectors like capital goods and oil & gas advanced, but automobile and real estate declined.
The markets ended in the red after opening positively due to weak June industrial output data. The IIP contracted 1.8% in June compared to 2.5% growth in May, due to weak domestic investment and lower export orders from the US and Europe. Key companies Tata Power and Tata Motors reported increased sales but lower profits. The BSE Sensex closed down 39 points and the Nifty down 15 points as various sectors such as oil and gas and banks declined while FMCG and metals gained.
Markets fell for the fifth straight session in India, with the Sensex closing below 20,700 points. Key indices declined due to an absence of positive catalysts. Metals and realty sectors saw most losses, while consumer durables and healthcare gained. Overseas, US markets were mixed while Asia and Europe rose. Some specific stocks like Shree Renuka Sugars and Ramky Infrastructure rose on corporate news. Broader indices also ended lower.
Sluggish global cues dragged Indian indices lower at start. Choppy markets continued the southward journey till afternoon. Subsequently benchmarks erased losses in noon trades to end flat. On sectorial front, Bankex was the top laggard whereas Healthcare index hits record high.
Weighed down by weak global cues and disappointing domestic factory output data, Indian indices traded in red territory throughout the session. Headline Inflation number easing to 5 year low point could not resuscitate the sentiments as Sensex succumbed 0.9% to close the day. On the positive side, IPO Index, Small-caps and Midcaps bucked the trend and closed in green.
After starting flat on weak Asian cues, the markets drifted lower and lower as the day progressed. The volatile first session of the F&O settlement week saw Nifty and Sensex corrected by 0.68% and 0.59% respectively.
Indian markets started jubilant as exit polls predicted BJP victory in 3 out of 5 states for which the poll results are scheduled to be declared on December 8. The benchmarks pared some of the gains as the day progressed but the underlying tone was bullish. The market participants are banking on Narendra Modi led saffron party to bail out economy from "policy paralysis". Nifty closed the day with handsome gains of 1.3%. Financials and Capital Goods topped the charts among BSE sectorial counters.
Markets back in green ahead of inflation data tomorrow:
The markets ended the rangebound session in green powered by a late rally towards the end. The session was listless through most
of the session ahead of the inflation data announcement tomorrow.
The Sensex rallied over 150 points led by gains in global markets. Wipro crashed 8% after reporting weak guidance for the next fiscal year. Other major companies like Mindtree and Ultratech Cement reported increased sales but decreased profits. Rate sensitive stocks and gold loan companies rose while the IT sector declined.
Markets began on the subdued note tracking negative global cues and disappointing Infosys results. Most of the global indices were showing negative signs. Also, 33% growth in Infy’s Q1 Net fell short of street expectation. Additionally the company’s downward revision of its annual guidance and decision to not disclose quarterly sales guidance this quarter, for the first time ever did not go well with the investors. Even better than the anticipated index of industrial production (IIP) growth of 2.4% could not turn around the adverse market sentiments that caused the Sensex to lose over 250 points.
Tracking positive global cues, Indian benchmarks inched higher in morning deals with Sensex gaining a ton. Markets pared gains later and traded range bound. Sensex finally closed above 20200 whereas Nifty ended at 6170. Realty sector topped the charts among sectorial gainers.
After having made 4 months high on Tuesday, the Sensex, tracking global cues, started gap down and extended the losses further as
the day progressed. In addition to Eurozone debt woes, profit warnings from U.S. tech companies renewed the global slowdown
concerns. Asian and European peers were exhibiting mixed trends. On the domestic front, the traders looked cautious ahead of the
result season amid reports of El Nino’s emergence in August. El Nino is usually associated with lower rainfall. Intense profit
booking caused the markets to shed 0.73% of its value with the Nifty closing just above 5300.
Tracking pessimistic global cues, Indian indices edged lower at start. Benchmarks extended southward journey amid weakness in Asian markets. Sensex shed over 150 points and Nifty closed at 5831. On sectorial front, FMCG was the top laggard dragged by HUL and ITC.
Rangebound markets end in red...ITC drags FMCG Index:
After a flat start, the benchmarks traded in a range through most of the day before closing in the red.
Benchmarks initiated trades in red amidst soft global cues. Markets remained choppy in tight range as investors remained on sidelines ahead of RBI policy meet. In late noon session, Indian indices managed to keep head above water to end in green. Among BSE sectorials, IT stocks strengthened on drop in Rupee against foreign currencies.
Tracking global peers Sensex cracks a double ton...crosses 17400
After a firm start tracking global cues, key Indian benchmarks maintained their lead throughout the session before a happy ending with gains of over 1.25%.
Clueless Markets end flat...SBI slips over 4% on increased NPAs:
After opening on a flat to negative note on mixed global cues, markets traded range bound in negative terrain before recovering towards the end to close flat. The highlight of the day was SBI steller q1 show. Beating estimates SBI posts 137% rise in Q1 Net. However Non Performing Assets (NPAs) rose to nearly 5% triggering a sharp fall of its stock prices.
The markets rose for the 9th consecutive session, powered by big bang reforms announced by the government allowing increased foreign investment in key sectors like aviation, retail, and broadcasting. The RBI further boosted the markets by cutting the cash reserve ratio, injecting more liquidity. Stocks in rate sensitive, media, retail, and aviation sectors gained on the reforms and policy measures. The Sensex closed up 78 points at 18542 and the Nifty gained 32 points to end at 5610.
- Indian markets opened lower tracking global growth concerns and disappointing domestic economic data, but pared losses later in the session to end up 0.3%.
- Metals, banks, and IT stocks saw gains while real estate, healthcare and FMCG declined.
- Specific stocks like Essar Ports, Essar Shipping, PVR, and IndusInd Bank rose on positive company news and quarterly results.
The Indian stock markets started 2014 on a quiet note, with the Nifty ending flat above 6300 points. The Sensex closed down 30 points, while the Mid-cap and Small-cap indices gained around 0.5% and 1.5% respectively. Most sectors were positive, led by Real Estate and Consumer Durables, while Information Technology and Oil & Gas declined. Major index movers included Reliance Industries and Tata Consultancy Services declining and Bharti Airtel advancing. Pivot levels for the Nifty were set at 6309 with support at 6291 and resistance at 6320.
The CNX Nifty gained 30.95 points or 0.53% to settle at 5867.90. The index touched high and low of 5900.45 and 5858.45 respectively. 30 stocks advanced against 19 declining ones on the index.
Tracking a sluggish lead from global peers, Indian markets slumped at start. Benchmarks sagged further amidst negative sentiments ahead of Q1 CAD data release. Both frontline gauges crashed nearly 1.7% and ended near day’s low level. Among BSE sectorials, Capital Goods was the top laggard followed by Bankex.
Markets opened with slight up mark tracking Asian cues and were seen quite volatile before ending in red on the F&O settlement day. The market breadth on the BSE closed in positive. Advances and declining stocks were in a ratio of 1465:1350 while 172 scrips remained unmoved.
The BSE Sensex closed up 0.43% on gains in European markets that were anticipating interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank. The Sensex ended at 17538.67, up 75.86 points. Banking, FMCG and capital goods sectors led the gains, while real estate, metals and oil & gas declined. Top gainers included Cipla, ICICI Bank and Tata Motors, while losers were ONGC, Bajaj Auto and Coal India. ITC, ICICI Bank and ONGC had the largest impact on the Sensex.
The Nifty index in India lost 0.8% due to weak global market cues from disappointing US jobs data and a sliding rupee. The Sensex closed down 0.74% as metals, power and capital goods sectors declined over 1%, while advances outweighed declines on the BSE. Tata Consultancy Services and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories were among the few gainers on the indices.
The Sensex opened higher but fell into the red zone due to profit-taking ahead of upcoming economic data. It closed down 0.26% while the Nifty fell 0.32%. Globally, US markets rose on good earnings while Asian markets closed mixed and European indices traded lower. Domestically, IT and FMCG sectors gained while healthcare and metals declined. Key companies like Asian Paints and PNB reported quarterly results.
Markets back in green ahead of inflation data tomorrow:
The markets ended the rangebound session in green powered by a late rally towards the end. The session was listless through most
of the session ahead of the inflation data announcement tomorrow.
The Sensex rallied over 150 points led by gains in global markets. Wipro crashed 8% after reporting weak guidance for the next fiscal year. Other major companies like Mindtree and Ultratech Cement reported increased sales but decreased profits. Rate sensitive stocks and gold loan companies rose while the IT sector declined.
Markets began on the subdued note tracking negative global cues and disappointing Infosys results. Most of the global indices were showing negative signs. Also, 33% growth in Infy’s Q1 Net fell short of street expectation. Additionally the company’s downward revision of its annual guidance and decision to not disclose quarterly sales guidance this quarter, for the first time ever did not go well with the investors. Even better than the anticipated index of industrial production (IIP) growth of 2.4% could not turn around the adverse market sentiments that caused the Sensex to lose over 250 points.
Tracking positive global cues, Indian benchmarks inched higher in morning deals with Sensex gaining a ton. Markets pared gains later and traded range bound. Sensex finally closed above 20200 whereas Nifty ended at 6170. Realty sector topped the charts among sectorial gainers.
After having made 4 months high on Tuesday, the Sensex, tracking global cues, started gap down and extended the losses further as
the day progressed. In addition to Eurozone debt woes, profit warnings from U.S. tech companies renewed the global slowdown
concerns. Asian and European peers were exhibiting mixed trends. On the domestic front, the traders looked cautious ahead of the
result season amid reports of El Nino’s emergence in August. El Nino is usually associated with lower rainfall. Intense profit
booking caused the markets to shed 0.73% of its value with the Nifty closing just above 5300.
Tracking pessimistic global cues, Indian indices edged lower at start. Benchmarks extended southward journey amid weakness in Asian markets. Sensex shed over 150 points and Nifty closed at 5831. On sectorial front, FMCG was the top laggard dragged by HUL and ITC.
Rangebound markets end in red...ITC drags FMCG Index:
After a flat start, the benchmarks traded in a range through most of the day before closing in the red.
Benchmarks initiated trades in red amidst soft global cues. Markets remained choppy in tight range as investors remained on sidelines ahead of RBI policy meet. In late noon session, Indian indices managed to keep head above water to end in green. Among BSE sectorials, IT stocks strengthened on drop in Rupee against foreign currencies.
Tracking global peers Sensex cracks a double ton...crosses 17400
After a firm start tracking global cues, key Indian benchmarks maintained their lead throughout the session before a happy ending with gains of over 1.25%.
Clueless Markets end flat...SBI slips over 4% on increased NPAs:
After opening on a flat to negative note on mixed global cues, markets traded range bound in negative terrain before recovering towards the end to close flat. The highlight of the day was SBI steller q1 show. Beating estimates SBI posts 137% rise in Q1 Net. However Non Performing Assets (NPAs) rose to nearly 5% triggering a sharp fall of its stock prices.
The markets rose for the 9th consecutive session, powered by big bang reforms announced by the government allowing increased foreign investment in key sectors like aviation, retail, and broadcasting. The RBI further boosted the markets by cutting the cash reserve ratio, injecting more liquidity. Stocks in rate sensitive, media, retail, and aviation sectors gained on the reforms and policy measures. The Sensex closed up 78 points at 18542 and the Nifty gained 32 points to end at 5610.
- Indian markets opened lower tracking global growth concerns and disappointing domestic economic data, but pared losses later in the session to end up 0.3%.
- Metals, banks, and IT stocks saw gains while real estate, healthcare and FMCG declined.
- Specific stocks like Essar Ports, Essar Shipping, PVR, and IndusInd Bank rose on positive company news and quarterly results.
The Indian stock markets started 2014 on a quiet note, with the Nifty ending flat above 6300 points. The Sensex closed down 30 points, while the Mid-cap and Small-cap indices gained around 0.5% and 1.5% respectively. Most sectors were positive, led by Real Estate and Consumer Durables, while Information Technology and Oil & Gas declined. Major index movers included Reliance Industries and Tata Consultancy Services declining and Bharti Airtel advancing. Pivot levels for the Nifty were set at 6309 with support at 6291 and resistance at 6320.
The CNX Nifty gained 30.95 points or 0.53% to settle at 5867.90. The index touched high and low of 5900.45 and 5858.45 respectively. 30 stocks advanced against 19 declining ones on the index.
Tracking a sluggish lead from global peers, Indian markets slumped at start. Benchmarks sagged further amidst negative sentiments ahead of Q1 CAD data release. Both frontline gauges crashed nearly 1.7% and ended near day’s low level. Among BSE sectorials, Capital Goods was the top laggard followed by Bankex.
Markets opened with slight up mark tracking Asian cues and were seen quite volatile before ending in red on the F&O settlement day. The market breadth on the BSE closed in positive. Advances and declining stocks were in a ratio of 1465:1350 while 172 scrips remained unmoved.
The BSE Sensex closed up 0.43% on gains in European markets that were anticipating interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank. The Sensex ended at 17538.67, up 75.86 points. Banking, FMCG and capital goods sectors led the gains, while real estate, metals and oil & gas declined. Top gainers included Cipla, ICICI Bank and Tata Motors, while losers were ONGC, Bajaj Auto and Coal India. ITC, ICICI Bank and ONGC had the largest impact on the Sensex.
The Nifty index in India lost 0.8% due to weak global market cues from disappointing US jobs data and a sliding rupee. The Sensex closed down 0.74% as metals, power and capital goods sectors declined over 1%, while advances outweighed declines on the BSE. Tata Consultancy Services and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories were among the few gainers on the indices.
The Sensex opened higher but fell into the red zone due to profit-taking ahead of upcoming economic data. It closed down 0.26% while the Nifty fell 0.32%. Globally, US markets rose on good earnings while Asian markets closed mixed and European indices traded lower. Domestically, IT and FMCG sectors gained while healthcare and metals declined. Key companies like Asian Paints and PNB reported quarterly results.
Indian indices traded highly volatile and closed marginally lower. After opening lower due to weak global cues, markets rose briefly but then fell again to close in the red. Banking stocks had provided some support earlier in the day. The rupee weakened further against the dollar and gold import duties were hiked. Several companies such as RIL, IOC, and Bharti Airtel saw their share prices decline on stock-specific news. The markets ended with a negative breadth but mid and small cap indices rose slightly.
The Sensex ended 77 points lower ahead of the futures and options expiry, while the rupee slipped below 60 against the US dollar for the first time. Key sectors like automobiles and metals declined, while information technology and power gained. Tata Consultancy Services and Hero MotoCorp were among the top Sensex gainers, while Bharti Airtel and Mahindra & Mahindra saw losses. Trading was volatile and most indices closed in the red zone.
Indian markets closed lower dragged down by auto and realty sectors, with the Nifty ending below 5900 points. The rupee also continued its downward trajectory, hitting 57.11 against the USD. IT stocks gained on rupee weakness, with Tata Consultancy Services surging over 3% to be the top Sensex performer. Auto, realty, and banking stocks declined the most.
The Indian stock market indices continued their downward trend, with the Sensex closing down 290 points, as the rupee hit another record low against the US dollar, approaching 63 rupees to the dollar. Sentiment was weak due to concerns over the falling rupee and signs of a tapering of economic stimulus programs. Several banking and automobile stocks saw major declines and dragged the indices lower, while metals and information technology stocks performed better than other sectors.
Despite positive global market cues, the Indian markets declined sharply. The Sensex shed over 100 points to close at 19,223, dragged down by losses in banking and capital goods stocks. Telecom stocks rose, with Reliance Communications gaining 11% after TRAI announced lower roaming charges. Pharma company Ranbaxy fell 3.5% ahead of a Supreme Court hearing regarding alleged sale of adulterated drugs.
Indian markets rose as crude and gold prices fell, helping reduce the current account deficit. Exports grew for the third straight month in March. The Sensex gained 1.52% to close above 19,000 while the Nifty rose 1.66% to over 5,780. Gains were seen in consumer durables, capital goods and banking stocks while IT declined. Company results from TCS, IndusInd Bank and others impacted various stocks.
Following a firm start on relaxed FDI norms in the retail sector and supportive global cues, Indian markets soon pared the gains dragged by Realty and Power stocks. Continuing the southward momentum, both frontline gauges tanked at close for eighth day in a row with Nifty losing 50 points.
Indian stock indices opened lower but recovered to close marginally higher ahead of the outcome of the US Federal Reserve meeting. The BSE Sensex gained 22 points to close at 19,246 while the Nifty gained 9 points to close at 5,822. Consumer durables was the top performing sector while autos were the worst performer. Globally, US and European markets were up while most Asian indices were down except for Japan's Nikkei index.
On the first day of October expiry, Indian indices edged marginally higher at start but subsequently plunged on soft global cues. Choppy benchmarks dropped further and finally ended near day’s low levels. Sensex lost 166 points while Nifty ended at 5833. Among BSE sectorials, banking index was the top laggard.
Indian markets opened higher but pared gains to close lower, declining 0.25%, ahead of the RBI's mid-quarter policy review. Banking stocks fell the most on concerns over asset quality pressures. HDFC Bank dropped sharply after limits were placed on foreign institutional holdings. Healthcare and consumer sectors rose while banks, power and real estate declined. Trading was mixed globally with US indexes up slightly and European markets down.
After four days of correction, markets back in green on F&O expiry day:
After opening gap-down, the benchmarks traded in negative zone through most of the F&O settlement day before a sharp pullback rally towards the end brought them in the green zone. Recovering from the intraday lows, amid choppy trading, the Sensex and the Nifty ended the day with gains of 0.3% and 0.5% respectively.
Indian markets ended flat with marginal losses despite positive Asian and European indices, as exports fell 4.16% and imports fell 7.36% in May according to official data. The BSE Sensex ended down 0.18% and the S&P CNX Nifty lost 0.01% as domestic macroeconomic developments seemed to drive the markets, though the HSBC manufacturing PMI grew to a four-month high. Real estate, consumer durables, and banks were the top gaining sectors while FMCG, automobiles, and IT were the top losing sectors.
The Indian markets closed higher on the day of the May futures and options expiry, led by gains in the auto sector. Mahindra & Mahindra and Tata Motors shares rose after reporting strong quarterly results. The broader markets ended mixed, with the mid-cap index up slightly and small-cap index down. Key support and resistance levels for the Nifty are 6,086 and 6,148 respectively.
- Indian markets opened lower tracking global cues but bounced back to end flat with a positive bias. Key sectors like oil & gas gained while IT declined.
- Globally, US markets fell on concerns about the Fed's stimulus and trade deficit while Asian and European markets also traded in the red.
- Domestically, services PMI rose to a 3-month high and the cabinet approved a real estate regulator, boosting realty stocks. RBI also imposed curbs on gold imports to reduce the current account deficit.
1) Indian markets opened cautiously ahead of GDP data but gained over 1% following optimistic comments from the Prime Minister on the economy.
2) Several sectors such as banks and consumer durables performed well while metals and capital goods declined.
3) Tata Consultancy Services shares surged over 4% after a brokerage maintained its positive rating on the stock.
Indian markets ended flat after fluctuating throughout the session. The rupee hit a new low against the US dollar of 58.05 rupees per dollar. Consumer durables and realty sectors declined while information technology gained. Globally, US job growth eased concerns about a reduction in monetary stimulus.
Indian equity markets ended lower, with the Sensex and Nifty falling 0.33%. The markets witnessed a choppy session and strengthened early on but then plunged in the late afternoon. Globally, US and European markets were mostly higher while Asian markets finished mixed. Among sector performances, Healthcare and Capital Goods rose while Consumer Durables and Banks declined. Key stocks like Dr. Reddy's and Cipla advanced whereas Tata Motors and SBI dropped.
Lupin reported a 43.2% drop in net profit to Rs 459.62 crore for the second quarter of fiscal year 2014-2015. While net sales rose 4.48% to Rs 22572.90 crore, net profit declined due to a fall in net profit margin to 20.36% from 37.45% in the previous year. Earnings per share for the quarter fell to Rs 10.25 from Rs 18.07 in the same period of the previous year as equity capital increased slightly by 0.21%. The company's stock price closed 2.61% lower on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
Tracing the firm global cues, bulls kick started the day northwards on D-Street. Sentiment remained upbeat as World Bank stated that Indian economy has come back on growth track and is likely to grow by 5.6% in FY15. Benchmarks climbed 0.45% to end day near intraday highs ahead of a crucial 2-day Fed meet about the wrapping up of the bond buying program and interest rate direction.
- The document provides a snapshot of various stock market indices in India as of October 28, 2014 including the BSE Sensex, Nifty, and other sector-specific indices. It lists the current value, day's high and low, previous closing value, and change for each index.
- It also provides key statistics for each index such as the number of companies it tracks, its 52-week high and low, price-to-earnings ratio, and total market capitalization.
- The indices track major sectors of the Indian economy like automobiles, banks, oil and gas, healthcare, infrastructure, information technology, and small/mid cap companies.
The Indian markets closed higher on the last day of the Samvat Year 2070, with the Sensex gaining 0.8% and the Nifty climbing 0.86%. Most sectors were in the green led by automobiles, capital goods and healthcare. Key stocks like HDFC Bank, JSW Steel and Kotak Mahindra Bank saw their quarterly profits rise while Havells India's profits declined. The broader markets also ended higher on sustained buying ahead of Diwali.
HDFC Bank reported a 20.13% rise in net profit to Rs 2381.46 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2014. Net sales increased 17.38% while net profit margin improved to 20.10% from 19.64% in the previous fiscal year. Earnings per share for the period rose to Rs 9.90 from Rs 8.30 in the same period of the previous year. The bank's stock price closed 0.24% lower on the BSE.
Hero MotoCorp's net profit for the quarter increased 58.57% to Rs 763.37 crore compared to the same period last year, while net sales rose 20.77%. The company's net profit margin improved to 11.04% from 8.41% a year earlier. Earnings per share for the quarter stood at Rs 38.23, up from Rs 24.11 in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.
- The Sensex closed up 109 points at 26108.53 and the Nifty gained 31.5 points to settle at 7779.7, recovering from earlier losses in the session on fresh buying activities.
- Key sectoral gainers included banks, capital goods and consumer durables, while IT was the sole loser with TCS declining 11% in its Q2 net profit.
- Major index contributors were TCS, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and L&T, while top losers included TCS, Sesa Sterlite and Hindalco.
- The document provides a snapshot of various stock market indices in India as of October 16, 2014 including the BSE indices and NSE indices. It lists each index, the number of companies it represents, its current value, high and low for the day, previous closing value, change from previous close, and 52-week high and low values. The indices cover various sectors of the Indian economy like automobile, banks, IT, healthcare, infrastructure, and small cap companies. It also provides market capitalization and liquidity details for some of the indices.
- The Sensex and Nifty indices in India fell over 1% due to disappointing trade deficit data and weak global cues. The Sensex closed below 26,000 points.
- India's trade deficit more than doubled in September compared to the same period last year as exports grew marginally while imports expanded at a higher pace.
- Most sectors declined with consumer durables, power, and metals being the top losers. Key companies like Hindalco, M&M, and Tata Steel were among the top losers on the Sensex.
- The Indian stock market indices opened higher boosted by falling wholesale price inflation numbers but later turned negative due to weak global cues.
- The Sensex closed down 34 points at 26,349 and the Nifty fell 20 points to settle at 7,864 as bearish sentiment increased.
- Key sectors like real estate, IT and consumer durables declined while banks and healthcare provided some support to the markets.
Reliance Industries Ltd reported a 4.6% increase in net profit to Rs 5742 crore for the quarter, despite a 7.01% decline in net sales. The company's net profit margin improved to 5.95% from 5.29% in the previous year. Earnings per share increased to Rs 17.70 from Rs 17 last year. The company's stock price on the BSE closed 0.34% higher following the earnings announcement.
- The document provides a snapshot of various stock market indices in India as of October 13, 2014, including the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) indices and NSE (National Stock Exchange) indices.
- It lists the name of each index along with the current value, day's high and low, previous closing value, change from previous day, and other statistical data like 52-week high and low.
- The indices cover various sectors of the Indian economy like banking, automobiles, IT, healthcare, infrastructure, commodities, and broader indices tracking the overall market.
- Indian indices slumped at the start of trading, dragged down by pessimism in global markets and a warning from the IMF that the eurozone could slip into recession.
- The Sensex and Nifty indices tanked 1.27% to settle near their intraday lows. Most sectors declined, with metals, automobiles and FMCG among the top losers.
- IT major Infosys rallied over 6% after reporting a strong rise in quarterly net profit, but losses in metal and auto stocks weighed on the indices.
The Indian stock market snapped its three-day losing streak, with the Sensex gaining 1.5% and closing near its daily high. The rally was driven by comments from the US Federal Reserve that suggested a dovish stance on raising interest rates, as well as gains in US and other global markets. Key sectors like capital goods, real estate and banks outperformed, while no sector declined. Several companies saw large share price increases, such as Bharat Heavy Electricals which rose 8.37% after winning a major contract.
- Indian markets opened slightly lower and struggled to trade in the green due to weak global cues, ending lower for the third straight day.
- The Sensex closed down 25 points at 26,246 while the Nifty lost nearly 10 points to end at 7,842.
- Several sectors such as oil & gas, capital goods and real estate gained while information technology and healthcare declined.
Indian stock indices declined over 1% due to weak global cues and losses in metal stocks. The Sensex closed down 296 points at 26,272 and the Nifty fell 93 points to 7,852. Metal and healthcare sectors saw the biggest losses, while higher rubber prices boosted tyre companies. Most Asian markets traded mixedly in response to profit taking on Wall Street ahead of earnings season.
- Indian markets ended lower due to disappointing macroeconomic numbers and negative global cues, though losses were capped by cuts to fuel prices.
- The Sensex closed down 0.23% and the Nifty fell 0.24% as manufacturing activity slowed and the fiscal deficit widened.
- Information technology was the only gaining sector, while oil & gas, FMCG and consumer durables declined the most.
Kalptaru Papers reported a net loss of Rs. 5.4 crore for the June quarter. Net sales declined 99.04% to Rs. 2.17 crore while net profit decreased 866.49% to a loss of Rs. 54.51 crore. Earnings per share declined to a loss of Rs. 12.20 from a loss of Rs. 1.26 in the same quarter of the previous year.
Indian markets ended marginally higher after the RBI kept interest rates unchanged in its monetary policy announcement. The Sensex rose 0.13% to close at 26630.51 points, while the Nifty gained 0.07% to settle at 7964.80 points. Gains were capped due to profit booking. Consumer durables, healthcare and oil & gas stocks saw gains, while real estate, power and metals declined. The RBI kept the repo rate unchanged at 8% as expected.
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1. Market Summary
20-Aug-2013
The market breadth on the BSE closed in positive. Advancing and declining stocks were 1195 and 1144 respectively,
while 134 scrips remained unmoved.
The S&P BSE Sensex ended at 18246.04, down 61.48 points or 0.34%. The 30 share index touched a high and a
low of 18306.46 and 17970.98 respectively. 14 stocks advanced against 16 declining ones on the benchmark index.
The CNX Nifty lost 13.30 points or 0.25% to settle at 5401.45. The index touched high and low of 5417.80 and
5306.35 respectively. 19 stocks advanced against 30 declining ones on the index.
S&P BSE Sensex CNX Nifty
The S&P BSE Mid-cap index moved down to 5340.23 and lost 0.42% while S&P BSE Small-cap index jumped up by
0.22% to 5223.20.
The broader S&P BSE 500 index decreased to 6610.68 (down 0.31%) and CNX 500 index declined to 4138.40 (down
0.33%).
The volatility as denoted by INDIA VIX gained 6.41% at 27.23 from its previous close of 25.59 on Monday.
Sectors in action
On the BSE Sectorial front, Metals (up 4.84%), Real Estate (up 2.49%) and Banks (up 0.75%) were the top gainers.
Consumer Durables (down 3.54%), Automobile (down 2.26%) and Healthcare (down 1.59%) were the top losers.
The Angels and the Devils
Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd (up 9.91%), Tata Steel Ltd (up 4.09%), Coal India Ltd (up 2.08%), ICICI Bank (up 1.77%)
and Hindalco Industries Ltd (up 1.51%) were the top gainers on the Sensex.
Tata Motors Ltd (down 4.66%), Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd (down 2.42%), Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
(down 2.39%), Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd (down 2.38%) and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (down 1.95%)
were the top losers on the Sensex.
Benchmark Drivers
Tata Motors Ltd (-29.49 points), Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (-29.48 points), ICICI Bank (19.68 points), Housing
Development Finance Corporation Ltd (-16.12 points) and Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd (13.39 points) were the major
Sensex drivers today.
On the other end ITC Ltd (10.54 points), Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (-7.36 points), Tata Motors Ltd (-6.51 points),
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (-4.00 points) and ICICI Bank (3.64 points) were the major Nifty movers today.
Pivot, Supports and Resistance Levels
CNX Nifty is now pivoted at 5375 for next session. The next support is at 5333 and on upside it has a resistance at
5444 levels.
CNX Nifty
Eff. Date S 3 S 2 S 1 PIVOT R 1 R 2 R 3 Actual Close
21-Aug-2013 5221 5264 5333 5375 5444 5487 5556 -
20-Aug-2013 5211 5286 5350 5425 5489 5564 5628 5401.45
19-Aug-2013 5210 5353 5430 5574 5651 5794 5872 5414.75
S&P BSE Sensex has a pivot at 18174 with first level of support and resistance at 18043 and 18378 respectively.
S&P BSE Sensex
Eff. Date S 3 S 2 S 1 PIVOT R 1 R 2 R 3 Actual Close
21-Aug-2013 17707 17839 18043 18174 18378 18510 18713 -
20-Aug-2013 17654 17896 18102 18345 18550 18793 18998 18246.04
2. 19-Aug-2013 17584 18072 18335 18823 19086 19574 19838 18307.52
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