Tata Motors’ Q2FY22 results were impacted by the shortage of semiconductors, especially Jaguar Land Rover’s performance. However, the stellar performance from standalone (domestic) business is noteworthy, which helped partially arrest the weakness in JLR.
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Indian markets fell almost 2 percent, their worst performance since April 12, on weak global cues, selling across sectors and increased volatility due to monthly expiry of futures and options contracts. Sensex nosedived 1.9 percent, and Nifty ended 354 points, lower
The market ended lower due to profit-booking in the final hour of the trade, snapping two days of gains. Losses in metal and banking and financial names such as HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Bajaj Finance and Bajaj Finserv amid dragged the market lower.
Benchmarks gained for the second straight session on Tuesday led by gains in Reliance Industries, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj Finance, ITC, Tata Steel, and Asian Paints. Here’s a wrap of today’s market action.
Benchmark indices erased all the intraday losses to end marginally higher. Sharp gains in banking and financial services stocks were offset by losses in auto, IT and consumer shares. Broader indices hurt investor sentiment, with the midcap and smallcap indices falling 1.7 percent and 2.3 percent respectively.
Considering the bullish momentum, this week can be approached with a low-risk strategy like modified call butterfly in Nifty
In this week’s edition of Moneycontrol Markets Weekly, Karunya Rao caught up with Ajay Srivastava of Dimensions Consulting to take stock of market volatility, weakness in the broader markets and ‘unrealistic valuations’ of IPOs. Srivastava also shares his outlook on metals, banking and consumer space. Listen in.
The Sensex closed 0.7 percent lower, while Nifty 50 fell 0.8 percent. Broader markets fared worse than benchmarks with Nifty Midcap index falling 1.2 percent and Smallcap index losing 2.4 percent.
The market ended in the green for the seventh consecutive session today, hitting new highs helped by the banking and metal names. At close, Sensex was up 459 points, at 61,765 and Nifty was up 138 points, at 18,477.
Equity benchmarks made a record closing high on, a day before weekly F&O expiry. Sensex jumped 452 points to end at 60,737, and NSE settled at 18,161, up 170 points. All sectoral indices barring Nifty Realty ended higher, with auto, IT and metal indices gaining most.
The Sensex and the Nifty recovered the day's losses to end a volatile session at record levels, led by auto, metal, FMCG and select financial stocks. Titan, Bajaj Auto, Bajaj Finserv, SBI, Divi's Labs, Hindalco and Hero MotoCorp were among the top index gainers. On the other hand, HCL Tech, HDFC Life, Coal India, Tech Mahindra, UltraTech and Shree Cement were the worst hit.
Status quo from RBI and promise of continued support to the market lifted the spirit on Dalal Street as benchmarks closed near all-time highs. Reliance led from the front, followed by Wipro, Infosys and Tata Motors
Benchmark equity indices bounced back given improved sentiments in global markets. All sectors saw buying, led by realty, IT and auto names. Titan was the biggest Nifty gainer, followed by Tata Motors, IndusInd Bank, Eicher Motors, ICICI Bank, SBI Life Insurance and Reliance Industries. ONGC, Divi’s Labs and Britannia were among the losers.
Benchmark indices fell for the fourth straight day with Nifty ending below 17,600, while Sensex lost 360 points. Buying was seen in pharma, metal, PSU Bank and energy sectors, while selling was seen in the realty, bank and IT sectors. BSE midcap and smallcap indices ended on a flat note.
Benchmark equity indices closed with losses on expiry day, marking the third straight day of losses. Sensex ended 286 points lower and Nifty dropped 93 points. Here are the key market highlights
Both Sensex and Nifty ended in the red terrain. Domestic sentiment was impacted by negative cues from other Asian markets. Sensex is down 829 points and the Nifty tumbled 217 points. Among the sectors, the realty index is down over 3 percent while the IT index shed more than 2 percent.
Benchmark indices erased all the early gains to end flat, with selling seen in the IT and pharma stocks. Among sectors, auto, and realty indices gained over 3 percent, while IT index lost more than 2.5 percent and Pharma index settled nearly 1 percent lower.
Moneycontrol’s Karunya Rao caught up with Ashish Shanker of Motilal Oswal Private Wealth to take stock of the big market events of the week. Shanker says domestic story is intact, and bets on domestic sectors including consumer discretionary, infrastructure etc. He is also optimistic about IT stocks for the next 3-4 years. Listen in as he explains China’s Evergrande crisis, domestic tailwinds and outlook for Q2 earnings
Benchmark indices erased some of the intraday gains but manages to close in the positive territory with Sensex crossing 60,000 for the first time. At close, the Sensex was up 163 points and Nifty was up 0.2%. Except, IT, Auto and Realty, all sectoral indices ended in the red. Metal, FMCG, PSU Bank and Power indices lost 1-2%.
Benchmark indices ended at fresh record closing high levels amid positive global cues. At close, Sensex was up 958 points and Nifty ended above 17,800. Bajaj Finserv, Hindalco Industries, Tata Motors, L&T and Coal India were among major gainers on the Nifty. On the sectoral front, realty index gained nearly 9%, while IT, metal, bank, capital goods, oil & gas indices rose 1% each.
Indian benchmark indices ended marginally lower in the volatile session. At close, Sensex was down 0.1% and Nifty closed at 17,546. Except banks and FMCG, all sectoral indices ended in the green, with realty index rising over 8%. BSE midcap and smallcap indices rose 1% each.
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As Nifty and Sensex continue to soar to record levels this week, on Moneycontrol Markets Weekly, Karunya Rao caught up with Pankaj Murarka, Founder, Renaissance Investment Managers. Tune in to this fireside chat where Murarka shared his views on a wide array of themes, ranging from Banks to Pharma and Consumption. He also told us why Auto sector still looks attractive. Listen in
This week on Moneycontrol Markets Weekly, Karunya Rao caught up with Deepak Shenoy of Capitalmind to slice and dice the market views for retail investors. Shenoy shared his insights on a host of themes including IT, pharma, auto, and financials, along with sharing tips with retail investors to navigate the equity market and creating a balanced portfolio. Listen to find out which sectors Shenoy is betting on and which ones to avoid.