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Closing bell: Sensex climbs 793 pts on relief measures, likely US-China trade talks

All sectoral indices ended in green barring Metals that fell 1 percent.

August 26, 2019 / 17:57 IST
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August 26, 2019 / 17:57 IST

FIIs and DIIs

FIIsnet sold Rs 752.9 crore in equities, butDIIs remained net buyers, buying Rs 1,272.29 crore worth of equities today, as per provisional data available on NSE.

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August 26, 2019 / 17:46 IST

Pidilite Industries entered into a joint venture with Bengaluru based company Chetana Expotential Tech

August 26, 2019 / 17:08 IST

Rupee Closing

The Indian rupee closed at 72.02 against the US dollar, falling 36 paise from previous close.

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August 26, 2019 / 16:42 IST

Market Outlook

"The recent volatility indicates excessive pessimism among the participants and we do not see this fading away anytime soon. Besides, we’ve scheduled derivatives expiry on Thursday i.e. on August 29 and that would further add to choppiness. We advise using further rebound to reduce longs as Nifty has strong hurdle at 11,250-11,300 zone,"AjitMishraVice President,Research,ReligareBroking said.

August 26, 2019 / 16:26 IST

Technical Outlook

"After a super volatile session index closed a day at 11,058 with strong gains of 229 points and formed bullish pin bar candle on daily chart. Index managed to close above strong hurdle of 11,000 mark hinting bulls are trying to grab a grip from lower end, now index has immediate hurdle near 11,100-11,180 zone any decisive break above 11,180 can push index towards 11,350 zone in near term and support for index is coming near 11,000-10,930 zone,"RohitSingre, Senior Technical Analyst,LKPSecurities told Moneycontrol.

August 26, 2019 / 15:50 IST

Market posted the biggest single-day gain in three months (May 20, 2019). HDFC twins and ICICI Bank contributed 50 percent to the Nifty gain.

11 of 12 PSU banks closed higher after the government announced Rs 70,000 crore upfront market capitalisation.

Nifty 50 added Rs 2 lakh crore in marketcap.

August 26, 2019 / 15:46 IST

Fitch Ratings on Auto

"Subdued demand conditions that led to weak performance by Indian automakers in the first quarter of the financial year ending 31 March 2020 (FY20) will likely persist, adding to the challenges from the implementation of stricter emission norms under BS6 from April 2020, Fitch Ratings said.

Most auto OEMs reported lower volumes and profitability in QQFY20 as domestic sales volumes of passenger vehicles and medium and heavy commercial vehicles fell by 18.4 percentand 16.6%, respectively, according to the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers.

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