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Equity diversified NAVs tumbled sharply with advance;decline ratio of 5:225, as the benchmark indices retreated on the back of huge selling in rate sensitives, infrastructure, cement, metal and pharma shares.
The 30-share BSE Sensex lost 291.90 points or 1.97%, to settle at 14,493.84 and the 50-share NSE Nifty closed at 4291.10, down 2.27% or 99.85 points from previous close. Among the broader indices, the BSE Midcap Index fell 153.75 points or 2.94%, to 5,076.34 and the Smallcap Index declined 2.51% or 147.82 points, to 5,740.04.
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On the sectoral front, banking, pharma, and technology funds declined while FMCG funds ended mixed with positive bias. BSE Bank, Healthcare, IT and FMCG indices were down by 2.45%, 2.03%, 0.55% and 0.56%, respectively.
Long term debt funds ended mixed while short term debt funds declined; their advance:decline ratio stood at 42:32 and 72:11, respectively.
- Equity diversified NAVs tumble sharply
- Banking, pharma, and technology funds decline
- FMCG funds end mixed with positive bias
- Long term debt funds end mixed
- Short term debt funds decline
Check out all mutual fund gainers & losers
Here is the day’s performance and the gainers and losers across categories.
Equity diversified: Top gainers
- Birla Sun Life Commodity Equities - Global Agri Plan - Retail Plan (G) up 1.39%
- Birla Sun Life Commodity Equities - Global Multi Commodity Plan - RP (G) up 0.26%
- HSBC Emerging Markets Fund (G) up 0.03%
Equity diversified: Top losers
- JM Contra Fund (G) down 4.84%
- JM HI FI Fund (G) down 4.77%
- JM Agri & Infra Fund (G) down 4.53%
Tax saving funds: Top losers
- Bharti AXA Tax Advantage Fund - Eco Plan (G) down 3.93%
- Bharti AXA Tax Advantage Fund - Retail Plan (G) down 3.93%
- JM Tax Gain Fund (G) down 3.79%
Sector funds: Top gainers
- SBI Magnum FMCG Fund up 0.26%
- Franklin FMCG Fund (G) up 0.18%
Sector funds: Top losers
- Reliance Media & Entertainment Fund (Bonus) down 3.10%
- Reliance Media & Entertainment Fund (G) down 3.10%
- JM Financial Services Sector Fund (G) down 3.03%
Balanced funds: Top losers
- JM Balanced Fund (G) up 2.93%
- Kotak Dynamic Asset Allocation (G) up 2.82%
- Escorts Balanced Fund (G) up 2.71%
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