Benchmark indices ended lower for the second consecutive day with Nifty below 16,100. At close, Sensex was down 509 points, and Nifty was down 158 points. Except power, all other sectoral indices ended in the red. BSE midcap and smallcap indices shed 0.5 percent each.
Benchmark indices recovered from intraday lows but ended with marginal losses in the volatile session. Sensex closed at 54,395, and Nifty at 16,216. Among sectors, auto, metal, oil & gas, realty and power indices rose 1-4 percent, while IT index shed nearly 3 percent. BSE midcap and smallcap indices rose 0.5-1 percent.
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The market edged higher during the early session and remained volatile through the day ahead of the June F&O settlement. Indices closed lower dragged by metals, auto, IT, and PSU Bank stocks. At close, Sensex was at 53,018, and Nifty ended at 15,780.
Benchmark indices ended in the red with Sensex down 150 points, and Nifty falling 0.3%. Among sectors, selling was seen in bank, IT and FMCG names. The mid and small cap indices also ended in the red.
The benchmark indices ended flat after a volatile session, with the Sensex ending at 53,177 and Nifty closing at 15,850. Among sectors, auto, metal, and oil & gas indices rose 1-2 percent, while some selling was seen in the financial names.
Markets edged higher for the second consecutive session, driven by firm global cues. After the gap up opening, the benchmarks remained in a range and finally settled around the upper band of the same. Healthy rebound financials, metals and PSU banks aided sentiment. Consequently, both Sensex and Nifty ended higher by 0.9% each. The BSE midcap and smallcap indices added over 1 percent each.
Benchmark indices on June 23 ended on a positive note in the highly volatile session with the Nifty above 15,500. At close, Sensex was up 443 points, and Nifty gained 143 points. The Auto index rose 4 percent, while capital goods, IT, pharma, and realty indices gained 1 percent each.
At Close, the Sensex was down 709.54 points or 1.35 percent at 51,822.53, and the Nifty was down 225.50 points or 1.44 percent at 15,413.30. About 1,218 shares advanced, 2,025 declined and 105 shares were unchanged. BSE midcap index falls; TCS, Maruti Suzuki gain as Tata steel and Wipro fall. Confused about where to invest your stocks today? Yatin Mota has got you covered in today's episode of Bajar Gupshup
Markets extended rebound for the second consecutive session and gained nearly 2%, tracking firm global cues. Metal, state-owned banks and technology stocks witnessed bargain hunting after suffering heavy losses last week on fears that aggressive rate hikes.
Sensex and Nifty finished a volatile session in the green, helped by a rebound in FMCG and IT shares. Losses in oil & gas and metal shares capped the upside. Broader indices hit one-year lows, as the Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 indices fell 2.3 percent and 3.2 percent, respectively.
Indian benchmark indices ended lower for the sixth consecutive session on with Nifty below 15,300. At close, Sensex was down 136 points, and Nifty was down 0.4%. Among sectors, IT, healthcare, power, capital goods, FMCG, oil & gas shed 1-2 percent each, while buying was seen in the metal and banking names.
Benchmark indices witnessed a sharp fall and ended at fresh 52-week low amid selling across the sectors. At close, Sensex was down 1,045 points, and Nifty lost 332 points. All the sectoral indices ended in the red with metal index fell over 5 percent. BSE midcap and smallcap indices shed over 2 percent each.
Indian equity benchmark ended lower for a fourth straight session, with the Sensex down 152 points and Nifty 40 points. Among sectors, buying was seen in the auto, capital goods, pharma, while selling was seen in the power, IT, metal, oil & gas, realty and FMCG. BSE midcap and smallcap indices, however, ended in the green
Indian benchmark indices ended lower on June 14 in a volatile session. At close, the Sensex was down 153 points, and Nifty 42 points. Among sectors, auto, metal and oil & gas ended in the red, while capital goods, power and realty ended higher
Weak global cues ahead of the Fed meet painted Indian benchmark indices in a sea of red as street awaits CPI data today on a day when the rupee hit a new low. At Close, Sensex was down 1,457 points, and Nifty shed 427 points. All sectoral indices ended in the red with bank, capital goods, auto, metal, IT, realty, PSU Bank, oil & gas indices fell 2-4 percent each.
Sensex tanked more than 1,000 points to close at 54,303 and Nifty ended at 16,202. All sectoral and broader indices came under pressure with Nifty Bank, IT, Financial Services ending up as the biggest losers.
Domestic markets snapped 4-day losing run, ending near day's high, as hefty was seen in energy, pharma, FMCG, and IT shares. Dr Reddy's Labs, Reliance Industries, Bharti Airtel, Sun Pharma, Tech M, and Infosys were the top large-cap gainers.
Indian equity benchmark indices ended in red after RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das announced a hike in the repo rate by 50 basis points to 4.9%. Sensex fell 215 points at 54,892 while Nifty 50 index shut shop at 16,356, down 60 points
The equity benchmarks closed in red, with the Sensex down 568 points and the Nifty falling 153 points. Among sectors, realty, IT and capital goods shed over a percent each, while buying was seen in oil & gas and power names
Domestic markets ended in the red after a volatile session. Sensex was down 0.2%, and Nifty shed 0.1%. Among the sectors, selling was seen in realty and capital goods while the midcap and smallcap indices also ended in the red.
Benchmark indices ended the session on a positive note with the Sensex gaining 437 points, and the Nifty adding 105 points. Reliance surged over three percent to close at one-month high. The midcap index ended flat while the small-cap index closed with gains of half a percent.
Benchmark indices ended in the red for the second concutive day as Sensex slipped 185 points, and Nifty shed 0.4%. Among sectors, pharma, power, realty were the top losers while buying was seen in financials and capital goods names.
Benchmark indices ended the last day of May in the red with the Sensex declining 0.6 percent, and the Nifty falling 0.5 percent. Among the sectors, selling was seen in power and financial names while buying was seen in realty, metals and auto stocks.
Sensex and Nifty50 began the week in the green, rising further from three-week closing highs, amid gains in global markets. Broader markets, too, surged in trade today. Catch the market round-up here.