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MARKET WRAP: Sensex slips 73 pts amid selling in pvt banks, auto stocks

All that happened in markets today.

SI Reporter New Delhi
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3 min read Last Updated : Nov 18 2019 | 4:01 PM IST

3:38 PM

Nifty snapshot :: Mid, small-caps outperform

India VIX up over 4%


3:37 PM

Sensex heat map

Banks, autos among top losers today


3:36 PM

Index watch

3:35 PM

CLOSING BELL

The S&P BSE Sensex lost 73 points or 0.18 per cent to settle at 40,284 while NSE's Nifty50 index ended at 11,894, down 1 point or 0.01 per cent.

3:21 PM

Govt looks to ease norms to attract global coal miners, industry sceptical

India plans to float global tenders for the first time for coal mining blocks before end-2019, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters in August, a move that could end Coal India Ltd's near-monopoly on the fuel. READ MORE  


3:04 PM

MARKET CHECK

3:01 PM

SpiceJet in talks with Boeing to buy more 737 Max planes: Ajay Singh

Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet Ltd. is in talks with Boeing Co. to buy more 737 Max aircraft to feed its expansion plans, a deal that could mark a Dubai Airshow coup for the grounded narrow-body.
 
A sales lull for the Max, idled globally since March, allows SpiceJet to acquire planes at a lower cost, Chairman Ajay Singh said in an interview with Bloomberg TV at the biennial event. He said the carrier is looking to set up a new hub in the Middle East and expand to eastern Europe. READ MORE

2:50 PM

BROKERAGE RADAR | LKP Securities on ICICI Bank

Loans are estimated to grow by 16.8% CAGR over FY20-22e led by both retail and corporate advances. Retail loans, which currently form 60% of the advances, are expected to grow at CAGR of 21% over FY20-22e led by home loans, unsecured loans like PL and credit cards. In corporate sector, incremental demand is coming from refinancing, public sector companies, road sector and gas distribution side while there is no fresh capacity being generated. However, the bank is witnessing utilization rates going up in power and cement sector, hence there could be possibility of capex coming there.

We value the bank at Rs 598 with BUY rating, assigning multiple of 2.6x FY21e ABV of the bank and valuing the subsidiaries at Rs 138 post 15% holdco discount. Currently, the bank is trading at 2x FY21e ABV on standalone basis. We expect re-rating of the bank to continue in coming quarters as well.

2:40 PM

BUZZING STOCK | Hind Rectifiers surges 13%

2:31 PM

Rupee check

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2:29 PM

S&P revises Tata Steel UK's outlook to stable, 'B+' Rating Affirmed

Standard & Poor’s has revised its outlook on Tata Steel UK Holdings (TSUKH) from “positive” to “stable” in line with parent Tata Steel.
 
The outlook revision reflects view that Tata Steel will deleverage slower than earlier expectations as the outlook for steel prices weakened materially over the last three quarters. READ MORE

2:19 PM

Broader indices outperform

INDEX LATEST PREVIOUS CHANGE CHANGE(%)
NIFTY 50 11882.10 11895.45 -13.35 -0.11
NIFTY 500 9664.55 9667.30 -2.75 -0.03
NIFTY MIDCAP 100 16882.70 16803.85 78.85 0.47
NIFTY SMALL 100 5692.25 5675.25 17.00 0.30
INDIA VIX 16.00 15.03 0.97 6.45
> More on NSE Indices

2:15 PM

Anand Rathi Resrach on AIA Engineering

With de-stocking in the mining sector, AIA's revenue declined 6 per cent y/y. As inventories at its plant were high, production was curtailed, by 18 per cent y/y to 59,078 tons. With lower ferro-chrome prices, FY20 and FY21 margins are likely to expand. Concerns about the Vale mines continue. Factoring in the short-term uncertainties in the industry and the lower management guidance, we reduce our multiple from 30x to 28x. However with customers added and greater profitability, we retain our Buy, with a target of Rs 1,995 (28x FY21e earnings).

2:04 PM

India Inc Q2 profit at 15-yr low on record telco losses, net sales dip 0.8%

India’s listed companies, excluding financials and oil and gas, reported a combined net loss for the first time in at least 15 years, while their net sales contracted for the first time in four years in the July-September quarter (second quarter, or Q2). While the bottom line slipped into the red due to record losses posted by mobile operators during the quarter, the decline in sales is attributed to demand contraction in the domestic economy. READ MORE

2:04 PM

Tata Steel extends gain after S&P revises UK holdings' outlook to 'stable'

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First Published: Nov 18 2019 | 7:41 AM IST