![]() Nifty lacklustre; TCS, SBI, HDFC, Infy, SAIL, NTPC upPublished on Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 13:08 | Source : Moneycontrol.com Updated at Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 13:19
Nifty choppy with negative bias; tech, oil mkting cos up At 10:42 hours IST, the Sensex was witnessing choppiness with negative bias and the Nifty was struggling at the 4500 mark. Shares of oil & gas exploration, capital goods, power and select telecom stocks were under pressure. However, SBI (ahead of numbers), Power Grid (after good Q1 numbers), Wipro, HUL, HDFC, Infosys, BPCL (crude tanked nearly 6%), TCS, Ambuja Cements, M&M and Hero Honda were the gainers and capped the losses to some extent. The Nifty fell 16 points, to 4,496 and the Sensex lost 32 points, to 15,141. The broader indices were quiet in trade. About 510 shares advanced while 602 shares declined on the NSE. The Nifty August future was trading with 4-5 points premium. Top losers - Tata Steel was at Rs 427, down 3.37%; Hindalco was at Rs 93.10, down 1.64%; Sun Pharma was at Rs 1,171, down 1.45%; L&T was at Rs 1,443.90, down 1.28%; Tata Power was at Rs 1,286.30, down 1.24%; PNB was at Rs 703, down 5.97%; Cairn India was at Rs 227, down 3.3%; NALCO was at Rs 290.70, down 2.81% and ABB was at Rs 684.60, down 2.19. In the midcap space, MRF, Aurobindo Pharma, Patni Computer, EID Parry and Lanco Infratech were up 4-5.6% while Atlas Copco, BF Utilities, Bajaj Hindusthan, Godrej Industries and Puravankara Projects lost 2.7-3.7%. In the smallcap space, VIP Industries, Sulzer, Bliss GVS, Vesuvius India and Hexaware Tech gained 8-11% while Rico Auto, Sandur Manganes, Lok Housing, IVR Prime and Mahindra Forgings fell 5-7%. Nifty volatile ahead of July expiry; metals, realty dip The Nifty opened on a weak note following negative cues from the Asian markets. But both the equity benchmarks turned extremely volatile ahead of F&O expiry. Commodities and real estate stocks slipped in the early trade. At 9:56 am, the Nifty lost just 9 points, to 4,503 and the Sensex fell 9 points, to 15,164. The broader indices were flat in trade. Among the frontliners, Cairn (post numbers), Tata Steel (post numbers), PNB, SAIL (ahead of numbers), Suzlon Energy (post Hansen numbers), Reliance Industries, Nalco, Sterlite, ITC, ONGC, DLF (ahead of numbers), Unitech and L&T were under pressure. However, Hero Honda was up 1.5% post numbers. Power Grid (post numbers), Reliance Power, SBI, Infosys and HDFC were the other gainers. Midcap space Hexaware Tech, RNRL, Great Offshore, ABG Shipyard (4% up), Bharati Shipyard, Provogue India, TVS Motor and Gammon India were under pressure. UCO Bank was up 1.5% ahead of numbers. EID Parry surged 5.5% and Rico Auto was up 5.5% as well. Patni Computer surged 3% on good numbers. VIP was up 11.5% adn Maytas Infra rose 3%. Global cues: Asian markets were trading lower. Shanghai, Hang Seng, Kospi and Taiwan Weighted fell 0.5-1%. Nikkei and Straits Times declined 0.3% each. The US markets ended flat. Commodities slid post China growth worries. CRB (Commodity Research Bureau) Index was down 2.7% while Dollar Index up 1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 26 points at 9,070. The S&P 500 Index fell 4.5 points to 975 and the Nasdaq Composite lost 7.8 points at 1,967.7. Commodities: Reuters CRB declined 2.7% to 243.5, worst single-session performance in three months. Crude oil fell 5.8% at $63.35/share after large increase in crude inventories last week. Gold declined 1.3% to $927.20, at 2-week lows. Copper was down 2%, Aluminium down 1.8%, Nickel down 2.5% and Zinc down 3%. Market cues: -Derivative volumes at 1.16 lakh crore mark, liquidity facilitates rollovers F&O cues: -Stock Futures shed 1.8 cr shares in Open Int
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