On December 7, 2010, key benchmark indices experienced volatility, closing lower as major stocks like SBI and ICICI Bank fell due to market sentiment affected by potential delays in the GST proposal and rising interest rates in China. The BSE Sensex fell by 47 points (-0.23%) while the NSE Nifty decreased by 16 points (-0.26%). Realty and banking stocks showed weakness, with top sector losers observed, in contrast to some gains in oil, metal, and IT sectors.

1. Market Wrap Up
Dec 7, 2010
Volatility was the order of the day as key benchmark indices recovered in mid-afternoon trade after falling sharply from the
day's highs but finally ended the day in red. Index heavyweight Larsen & Toubro reversed losses. Among other index
heavyweights, Reliance Industries edged higher while SBI, ICICI Bank fell. The market breadth was weak. The introduction of the
nationwide Goods and Services Tax (GST), a major indirect tax reform proposal, could be delayed further, marred sentiment.
Interest rate sensitive banking and realty stocks fell. European stocks were in green in early trade.
China's central bank may raise interest rates around the weekend to combat surging prices. Higher rates in China could damp
global share prices and increase the downside risk to economies elsewhere.
The BSE 30-share Sensex was down 47 points or -0.23% at 19935 while NSE 50-share Nifty ended the day at 5977 down 16
points or -0.26%.
Stocks Performance
Realty Stocks: IB Real estate (-4.5%), DB Realty (-4.5%), DLF (-3%) Top 3 Sensex Gainers:
Realty stocks fell as higher interest rates may affect demand for residential and Hindalco (+2.5%),
commercial properties. NTPC (+2.2%),
Maruti (+1.6%)
Banking Stocks: Allahabad bank (-6.8%), Oriental Bank (-6.4%), Indian Bank (-6.2%)
Banks stocks fell for the second day after the State Bank of India (SBI) on Monday raised Top 3 Sensex Losers:
its deposit rates by 50-150 basis points with effect from December 7. The bank has, ICICI Bank (-3.5%),
however, left lending rates unchanged. This means that depositors will earn more from SBI (-3%),
their fixed deposits. Last week, public sector lender ICICI Bank had also raised interest DLF (-3%)
rates on fixed deposits of various tenors by 0.25-0.50 per cent.
Top 3 Sectoral Indices:
OIL&GAS (+0.9%),
METAL (+0.7%),
IT (+0.3%)
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