Share Market Today: The H-1B visa-led IT downdraft and softer pharma have overshadowed GST-aided domestic themes, leaving breadth negative and the Nifty below 25,200.
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.
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.
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Benchmark indices ended higher for the second consecutive day on May 27. At close, the Sensex was up 632.13 points or 1.17% at 54,884.66, and the Nifty was up 182.30 points or 1.13% at 16,352.50. Here’s the round-up of all the day’s action with Yatin Mota.
After seeing a downtrend for three straight days, the Indian equity benchmarks ended higher on May 26 as buying in metal, IT, power, realty and banking stocks supported the market. Here’s a round-up of all the day’s action with Yatin Mota.
India's price monitoring committee will meet and hold discussions on major food products after the government banned wheat exports. As per sources, non-basmati rice exports might also be restricted. Will this lead to a rise in the prices of rice? Manisha Gupta brings you the details
Indian equity benchmark ended lower for the third consecutive day today, pulled down by a selloff in information technology, metal and realty names. At close, the Sensex was down 303.35 points, or 0.56 percent, at 53,749.26, and the Nifty was down 99.40 points, or 0.62 percent, at 16,025.80. Here's a wrap of today's market action with Yatin Mota.
Global sugar prices have gained over 20 percent while sugar prices in India surged nearly 6 percent in the past year. India has now put sugar exports in the restrictive category from June 1 and restricted sugar exports at 100 lakh tonnes. Is the Indian government doing enough to fight food inflation? Let's find out with Manisha Gupta and Karunya Rao.
Markets ended on a negative note today with the Nifty ending below 16,150 points and Sensex falling 236 points. Among sectors, IT, pharma, metal, FMCG, power, and realty indices fell 1 percent each. Meanwhile, Delhivery's stock listed with 10 percent gains.
Indian benchmark indices came off earlier highs and ended on a negative note after traders booked profits during the last hour of trade. JSW Steel, Tata Steel, NMDC were among top losers on announcement of increased export duty by the government. #bajargupshup #marketswithmc