सकारात्मक वैश्विक संकेतों को लेकर बेंचमार्क इंडेक्स उच्च स्तर पर खुले

सोमवार को सकारात्मक वैश्विक संकेतों को लेकर प्रमुख बेंचमार्क इंडेक्स उच्च स्तर पर खुला। बीएसई सेंसेक्स का कारोबार 213 अंक बढ़कर 36,175-स्तर पर रहा, जबकि सुबह के समय में एनएसई निफ्टी 51 अंक चढ़कर 10856-स्तर पर रहा।

पावरग्रिड, वेदांत, एनटीपीसी, हिंडाल्को और जेएसडब्लू स्टील ने लाभ के साथ व्यापार शुरू कर दिया है, जबकि इंडियाबुल्स हाउसिंग फाइनेंस, भारती एयरटेल, हीरो मोटोकॉर्प और भारती इंफ्राटेल शुरुआती घाटे में थे।

निफ्टी आईटी, मीडिया और रियल्टी को छोड़कर एनएसई पर सभी सेक्टोरल इंडेक्स सकारात्मक कारोबार कर रहे हैं। निफ्टी धातु सूचकांक शीर्ष क्षेत्रीय लाभ व्यापार 1.55 प्रतिशत से अधिक 3,164.30 पर है।

लार्सन एंड टुब्रो (एलएंडटी) के शेयर व्यापारी 0.09 फीसदी की गिरावट के बाद 1410 रुपये पर बंद हुए। एमएमआरडीए ने कंपनी के जेवी के साथ अनुबंध समाप्त कर दिया।

विभिन्न फंड-राइजिंग विकल्पों पर विचार करने के लिए भारती एयरटेल बोर्ड 20 दिसंबर को मिलेंगे।

राष्ट्रीय ग्रीन ट्रिब्यूनल ने तुतीकोरिन में कंपनी के स्टरलाइट तांबा संयंत्र को बंद करने के फैसले तमिलनाडु सरकार के फैसले के रूप में वेदांत धातु खनिक का शेयर व्यापार 3.60% से 208.85 रुपये कर दिया।

अमेरिकी कच्चे तेल की कीमतें सोमवार को अमेरिका में ड्रिलिंग गतिविधि में गिरावट के बीच बढ़ीं। अमेरिका का डब्ल्यूटीआई क्रूड भविष्य 51.35 पाउंड था, जो पिछले हफ्ते से 0.3% ऊपर था।

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Sensex, Nifty touches record high; Aviation stocks surged

The benchmark Sensex and Nifty snapped 4-session long gaining streak to end lower on Wednesday as investors waited for GDP data due later today.
The BSE Sensex ended at 31,145, down 13.60 points, while the broader Nifty50 closed at 9,621.25, down 3.30 points.  BSE Midcap and the BSE Small-cap indices rising up to 1 percent each. On the BSE, 1,384 shares advanced and 1,284 shares declined and a total of 181 shares were unchanged.
The index  heavyweight stocks such as, HDFC Bank,  ICICI Bank and ITC pushed Nifty and Sensex to their all-time highs of 9,649 level and 31,255 level respectively. ICICI Bank touched its fresh 52-week high of Rs 327.4/ share on NSE in today’s  trade.
Aviation stocks surged in spite of decline in global crude oil prices. Inter-Globe Aviation went up 4.09%, SpiceJet rose 4.39% and Jet Airways advanced 3.91 percent.
Oil exploration companies’ shares declined tracking fall in global crude oil prices. Oil India Ltd went down 2.18%, ONGC slipped 0.81% and Reliance Industries notched 1.57% edging lower.

Sensex, Nifty shed gains to close lower on tepid sentiment; Metal shares fall

The key indices  Sensex and Nifty ended the session on a negative terrain in a volatile trade, dragged by fall in midcaps amid rising concern over cross border tensions. The BSE Sensex  went down 63.61 pts at 30,301.64, while the NSE Nifty-50 index ended 16.40 pts lower at 9,369.75. Sentiment was dampened by growing Indo-Pak tensions. Moody's down-grading of credit rating on China hurt the risk appetite.
Metal shares fall after Moody's downgraded debt rating of China. Steel Authority of India falls 4.37%, Bhushan Steel dipped 3.99%, Hindustan Zinc tanked 3.7%, Hindustan Copper fell 3.2%, NMDC sunk 3.06%, Vedanta went down 3.01% among many other metal majors.
The market breadth was negative with 697 advancing shares against a decline of 2,022 shares, and there were 151 shares unchanged.
Tata Motors was the star performer today, along with Tata Motors DVR and GAIL India  on both indices, while, BHEL, L&T, Bank of Baroda and Bharti Infratel were losing sheen.

Sensex, Nifty slide in broader market sell off, pharma stocks fall

The benchmark indices ended lower  with  BSE Sensex going down 205.72 points at 30,365.25, and the NSE Nifty down 51.01 points at 9,386.15 since investors booked profit in latest outperformers.
The BSE Mid-Cap index fell 1.56 and the BSE Small-Cap index fell 1.89%. The falls in both these indices were higher than the Sensex's fall in percentage terms. However, the broad market showed weakness. On BSE. 2,123 shares declined and 597 shares advanced and 158 shares were unchanged.
Shares of public sector banks declined. Bank of India tumbles 7.32%, United Bank of India falls 5.47%, Central Bank of India dips 5.01%, Vijaya Bank  went down 5.01% among many others. Corporation Bank declined 4.87% triggered by the bank reporting higher bad loans in fourth quarter.
Pharma stocks were the biggest laggards and the Nifty Pharma Index was on track to announce its 6th sucessive session of loss, with Sun Pharma hitting a 6-month low after Taro Pharmaceutical reported weak Q4 results.
European stocks edged higher since investors accepted fresh economic data in the euro zone after waking up to a report of another suspected terrorist attack in the UK.

Sensex, Nifty edge higher as FMCG stocks rise, L&T ITC top gainers

The benchmark BSE Sensex, Nifty closed on higher note on Monday, with consumer stocks like ITC Ltd leading, due to investor’s sentiment got boosted after the govt last week finalized rates for the upcoming GST.  The  BSE Sensex closed higher by 106 pts, or 0.35 percent, to 30,571, while the NSE Nifty-50  index rose 12 pts, or 0.12 percent to 9,439.
The NSE FMCG index gained 2.9% as a record high. Shares of SBI today fell 2.5% percent as investors were watchful on the outlook of its assets quality on the merger of its 5 subsidiary banks, after it reported consolidated loss. SBI merged with the 5 associates and Bharatiya Mahila Bank on first April.
ITC LImited rose 4.8% to an all-time high, while HUL Ltd gained 2 percent. Suzlon Energy Ltd surged 8 percent  to its highest since 6 January 2016 after the renewable energy major posted a Q4 net profit compared with loss a year earlier. Tata Power Ltd  down nearly 4.3% at its lowest since February,  and was among the major losers on the NSE index.
Jet Airways, InterGlobe Aviation and  Spicejet, extended losses. Stock of Jet Airways closed at Rs 480.80/ share, down by 7.40 percent.
Metal shares ended lower. Bhushan Steel slipped 3.66%, Hindustan Copper down 2.71%, JSW Steel shed 0.85%, Hindalco Industries went down 0.84%, Vedanta Ltd down 0.61% and Tata Steel shed 0.49%, among others.

Sensex down 267 points, Nifty 0.80% lower on profit booking

The  NSE Nifty hit a record high on Friday early trade, but reversed course to trade lower amid weak Asian markets, due to  a drop in crude prices. On closing, BSE Sensex marked  lower by 267.41 points, or 0.89%, to 29,859, while the NSE Nifty 50 fell 75 points, or 0.80%, to 9,285.30.
The Nifty PSU bank index advanced  2.35% to its highest since 4 March 2015, with SBI  jumping more than % and Canara Bank gaining around 7%. PSU Bank stocks trading higher in the morning hours and were trading close to its 52-week high. The Canara Bank from the PSU Bank stocks was the lead  performer today, touching  intraday high of Rs. 416 per share.
Indian oil explorers fell on weak crude oil prices, with ONGC and Oil India going down more than 2% each. Oil refiners and airlines stocks advanced with IOC climbing 2.1%. while Spice jet was up 8.4%.
Asian stocks registered a mixed trend. U.S stocks closed almost flat yesterday, 4 May 2017, since energy stocks put a lid on the broader market despite slide in crude oil prices.

Sensex down 103 points, Nifty 9.70% lower as investors book profits

The key indices settled April F&O expiry lower, in a choppy session as investors take a sigh after hitting record highs the previous day and booked profits.  The BSE Sensex was down 103.61 points at 30,029.74, while the NSE  Nifty-50 was down 9.70 points at 9,342.15. In the broader market, the  BSE Mid-cap index gained 0.07%,  on the other hand, the BSE Small-cap index ended 0.02% lower.
Global markets also eased as a long-anticipated US tax cut plan announced by U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday failed to motivate investors. Street also watchful to hear from European Central Bank meet.
Bank of India stocks was locked today at its upper circuit of Rs 179.55 and continued to trade on its new 52-week high value at Rs. 185.70. 
Maruti Suzuki fell 0.74% to Rs 6,360 after net profit rose 15.8% to Rs 1,709 crore on 20.3% rise in net sales to Rs. 18,005.20 crore in fourth quarter March 2017 over fourth quarter March 2016.
Infosys Ltd, Tata Motors, Cipla and Wipro gained the most on BSE Sensex,  whereas Tata Steel, Lupin, ITC and Axis Bank shed the most on the index.

Sensex, Nifty on a Flat Note; Indiabulls Real Estate Soars 40%

Markets settled today, 17 April 2017, marginally lower dragged by metal stocks, power and PSU stocks. The market sentiments were subdued on account of weak Asian markets.

On closing, the BSE Sensex stood lower by 48 points, while the NSE Nifty settled down 12 points. Meanwhile, the BSE Mid-Cap and Small-Cap finished the race going up 0.2% and 0.5% each.

Sun pharma Ltd fell 2.5% after the US FDA issued its observations without hurdles. Pharma stocks kept its way on a mixed note. Meantime, shares of Natco Pharma Ltd and Aarti Drugs witnessed majority of the buying activity.

Overseas, Asian equities ended mixed, with the US dollar sinking against the yen, following tensions in the Korean Peninsula. The rupee was trading at Rs 64.42 against the  Dollar in the afternoon session. Oil prices were trading at USD 52.76.

The Finance Ministry has endorsed the employees' provident fund interest rate at 8.65% for the 2016-17 financial year, which will benefit over 40 million subscribers EPFO. The fund will witness a surplus after providing 8.65 percent interest rate for the last financial year.

Markets end lower, Nifty closed at 9,203 levels; Tata Steel top Nifty loser

In Wednesday’s choppy trading session, the NSE Nifty closed 9203 or 0.33%, whereas BSE Sensex closed at 29, 643 levels down by 144 points or 0.49%. There were 1095 advances, 1778 declines and 149 unchanged stocks on NSE reflecting fairly negative bias floating in the market.

Tata Steel Ltd was the top Nifty loser, lower by 2.2% at 477.5 per share, while Bosch Ltd was the top Nifty gainer higher by 3.7% higher at Rs. 23,600 per share.

BSE Mid-cap index closed lower by 0.22% at 14,346 level, whereas BSE Small-cap index closed lower by 0.49% at 14,852 level.

The ITC Limited was touching its intraday high of Rs 285 per share in the afternoon hours today, but later slipped further to close at Rs 281.8 per share down by 0.12%.

 

Sensex rises 213 points, Nifty ends above 9200 ahead of IIP data release

BSE Sensex rose on Tuesday closing after three successive sessions of falling as recent decliners such as IT stocks regained, but overall sentiment was cautious ahead of the beginning of the earnings season.
The BSE Sensex ended at 29,788, up 213 points, whereas the broader Nifty-50 index closed at 9,237, up 55 points.  The BSE Mid-cap and BSE Small-cap indices gained 0.4% and 1%, respectively. The overall health of the market was positive with  1,719 advancing shares and 1,154 declining shares on BSE. A total of 148 shares were unchanged.
BHEL stock went up 1.2%, Havells India up 1.99%, ABB India rose 3.05%, Bharat Electronics gained  2.32%, L&T up 1.75%), and Siemens gained 0.48%.  Infosys Ltd rose 1.55% It will release its quarter-fourth results on Thursday, 13 April 2017.
Aisa - Europe  stocks declined as tensions prevailing in the Middle East and political vagueness in Europe kept investors on edge, underling safe assets like the yen, gold and treasuries.

Sensex ends 131 pts lower, Nifty below 9200

The benchmark indices settled the trading Monday on a negative note  with the BSE Sensex was going down 130.87 points at 29,575.74, while the NSE Nifty down 16.85 points at 9,181.45. About 1,764 shares rose against a fall of 1,163 shares, while 128 shares were unchanged. The BSE Mid-Cap index declined 0.08 per cent, while the BSE Small-Cap index advanced 0.63 per cent, outperforming the Sensex.
The IT stocks suffered losses on the Exchanges. Both the Sensex and Nifty hit more than seven days  low in intraday trade. Indices dipped for the third consecutive day today, 10 April 2017.
Tata Motors, Axis Bank, BPCL and IOC were top gainers, while Wipr, Infosys and Indiabulls were top losers.
IT stocks dropped in sluggish market. TCS went down 0.7%, Tech Mahindra Ltd down 0.5%, Wipro down 2.1% and HCL Technologies declined 1.89%.
Liquor stocks were lagging behind after the Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan  had said that liquor stocks will be closed across states in a phased manner.

Sensex, Nifty end higher ; Auto stocks fell, Bank shares edged higher

Benchmark indices settled the day on a positive note as investors were not very bullish ahead of March Future & Option series’ expiry. The Sensex, rose 131.71 points or 0.45% to 29,541.23. The Nifty-50 index rose 43 points or 0.47% to 9,143.80. Robust inflow from foreign portfolio investors in Indian equities also boosted investors' sentiment.

Gains in banking stocks pushed the key indices higher. ICICI Bank climbed 1.97% to Rs 282.40. HDFC Bank spiraled 0.84% to Rs 1,430.65. Bharti Infratel was the top Nifty gainer, while Hero MotoCorp was the top Nifty loser in today’s trading session.

Auto stocks fell after the Supreme Court banned sale of existing stocks of Bharat Stage III vehicles from 1 April 2017.

There were 597 advancing stocks , 824 declines and 351 unchanged stocks on the exchange, reflecting bearish undertone floating in the market.

Sensex closes up 164 points, Nifty 0.62% higher on recovery in global markets

BSE Sensex closed higher by 164 points, or 0.56%, to 29,332, while the NSE Nifty rose 55.85 points to 9,086.30. Sensex rose today tracking a recovery in global markets with energy shares leading the gains, whereas financial and auto shares bounced back. Key indexes had on Wednesday clocked their highest intraday loss in over 2 months, boosted by a slump on the Wall Street due to a lack of clarity in Trump’s economic policies. U.S shares picked up on Wednesday while Asian stocks rose on Thursday, taking signals from gains on Wall Street.

Share price of NTPC finished on an cheerful note, up 2.3%, after the company reported seeking to buy the federal government's stake in hydro-power producer SJVN Ltd. to increase the share of non-fossil fuel generation capacity.

Share price of Cairn India surged 2.7% after the government approved a policy for extending the term of more than two dozen oil & gas production contracts signed in a bid to bolster energy security. The move is expected to obtain an additional investment of about USD 5.43 billion.

The rupee was trading at Rs 65.42 against the US Dollar in the afternoon session. Oil prices were trading at US Dollar 48.35 at evening.

Sensex closes down 318 points, Nifty 1% lower on concern over Trump’s policies

Sensex dropped for a third consecutive session on Wednesday as banking and automobile shares fell. Asian stocks fell as worries on Donald Trump’s economic growth agenda provoked investors to dump risky assets looking for safe havens such as government bonds. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 1.3%.
On closing, the barometer index, the BSE Sensex, lost 317.77 points or 1.08% at 29,167.68, while the Nifty 50 index was down 91.05 points or 1% at 9,030.45. Stocks in the metal and banking sectors had rose up to a high extent. About 990 shares advanced, 1822 shares declined and about 194 shares remained unchanged.
Auto stocks lost traction with M&M Ltd and Tata Motors falling 2% and 1.4%, respectively, to pull down the NSE index. Bharti Airtel was among the top losers on both the NSE and BSE indices, dipping nearly 3%.

Sensex Nifty Started At Lower Note, Bullion Market Up

Stock Market started with a low note. Rupee Opened weak by 4 paise at 67.04 against US Dollar. The 50-share NSE Nifty started off August series on a flat note after yesterday's rally as investors eagerly awaited for GST Bill. Nifty is down by 16 points at 8650. The 30-share index BSE Sensex is down by 75 points to 28133. BSE Small Cap hikes 24 points at 12305, BSE Mid-Cap gains 67 points at 12640 and Nifty Mid Cap is up by 64 points to 14760. All the Global Indices are trading down. Nikkei is down by 116 points to 16359, Hang Seng is down by 182 points to 21991 and Shanghai Composite with minor loss of 2 points down by 2992. In Commodity Market, Gold and Silver are trading in the positive zone. Gold hiked 45 points to 31031 and Silver hiked 343 points to 47362. Natural Gas hiked 13 points to 194 and Crude Oil dropped 59 points to 2772. 

Automobile company Eicher Motors first quarter (April-June) consolidated earnings matched analysts' estimates on Thursday with profit growing sharply by 58.6 percent to Rs 376.3 crore, driven by strong revenue as well as operational performance in Royal Enfield business. Revenue increased 42 percent to Rs 1,555.7 crore in the quarter ended June 2016 compared with Rs 1,096 crore in year-ago period. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has eased its monetary policy further today by expanding dollar lending programmed to USD 24 billion. The central bank kept deposit rate at -0.1 percent and said it will increase buying of exchange traded funds. Bank of Japan has lowered its real GDP growth forecast for the current fiscal year to 1 percent from earlier 1.2 percent but increased to 1.3 percent for next fiscal from earlier forecast of 0.1 percent.

Monday Morning News with Latest Market Updates

For the last four days the Indian Stock Market was off due to Ambedkar Jayanti, Ram Navmi and weekend. But on the Monday, Stock Market gave a nice opening after the 4 days break. Although, the Mcx Commodity Market was open for the evening session on Friday. Except the Sensex & Nifty, all other Asian Indexes are trading in negative zone with major losses. As per the latest market update, BSE Sensex is currently trading at 25751.56 with the hike of 124.81 and after gaining 37.75 points NSE Nifty has jumped up to 7888.20 level. The stock of Infosys has been hiked by 6.52% and presently running on the level of 1249.15 followed by Idea cellular at 121 with the lead of 5.54%. 

In Commodity Market, the Ncdex Commodities are performing surprisingly amazing and almost all the commodities seems to trading in positive zone. Whether in Mcx Commodities, except Gold, Nickel and Mentha oil all other Base Metals are trading in Negative zone.   

Monday Market News with Hot Stocks Updates

Monday Morning gave a nice opening to the Indian Stock Market. BSE Sensex is trading at 24887.93 with the hike of 169.94 points & NSE Nifty is trading at 7559.20 with the hike of 79 points. But the situation is totally opposite with Mcx Commodity Market and all the mcx commodities are trading in loss. Although, the day is very much favorable for Ncdex Commodity Market. All the Ncdex commodities with all the future contract are trading with positive points, except Jeera May, kapas Apr and Ref soya oil Apr May. In Mcx, Gold is trading at 29420 with the loss of 80 points, Silver is trading at 37600 with the loss of 10 points and Crude oil at 2579 with the loss of 16 points. In Bse Sectors, Base Metal and PSU sector have received the respective loss of 116 and 15 points, whether all other sectors are trading in positive zone. 

In Hot Stocks Updates- Eicher Motors has announced the Intrim dividend of 100 rupees per share. Eicher Stock took a jump of 175 points after the announcement. National Buildings Construction Corp has got approval to exchange 1 share with 5 shares. HDFC has sold the 3 lakh mortgage shares of United Spirits. The company's stock is currently moving with the hike of 1.26%. Expert Advice to 

Buy Eicher Motors above 20164 for Targets 20189.41, 20224.94, 20260.5 & Stoploss 20128.51 

Sell NBCC below 930.25 for Targets 923.1, 915.52, 907.96 & Stoploss 937.89.