Infosys fell 0.66 per cent and TCS 1.07 per cent
ONGC, RIL shine the most
The Market made its biggest one-day gain in over 6 weeks - to close at an almost one-month high of 26,694
Reserve Bank's decision to leave interest rates untouched caught the market by surprise as the Sensex switched gears by reversing its two days of gains
While analysts predicted Sensex to cross 30,000 in 2016, the index currently stands 12% lower at 26,400
Nifty too regained the key 8,100 mark at the close
Indian shares edged up with lenders being the biggest drag after RBI unexpectedly ordered banks to maintain CRR
TCS steals the show as its valuation zoomed Rs 35,014 cr to Rs 4,53,365 cr
Posts first weekly gain in five weeks
The rupee plunged to a fresh life-time low of 68.86 (intra-day) against the greenback
Benchmark index Nifty ends above 8,000
Erases all gains made this year
Benchmark Sensex on Monday crashed 385 points to hit a six-month low of 25,765.14
Dropping for the fourth straight session, the Sensex today slumped to its six-month low amid heightened risk aversion
Easing inflation numbers offering more room to central bank to lower benchmark borrowing rate gave investors some comfort
In the opening trade, S&P BSE Sensex rose over 300 points, while the broader Nifty50 index regained its crucial 8,200 level
The S&P BSE Sensex slumped as much as 500 points to 26317.89, while the broader Nifty50 index also dipped below 8,150 in intraday deals
Market participants are also digesting the fallout of the government's move to demonetise high-value notes
The trading momentum in domestic markets accelerated, tracking the overnight recovery in the US market and later on in the Asian bourses
BSE Sensex gained almost 500 points at the intra-day trade while Nifty50 reached 8598