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MARKET WRAP: Sensex ends 379 pts up at 36,443, Nifty at 10,987; autos rally

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Last Updated : Mar 05 2019 | 3:50 PM IST

3:50 PM

Sectoral trend on NSE

3:49 PM

Top gainers and losers on S&P BSE Sensex at close

3:33 PM

Market at close

The S&P BSE Sensex ended at 36,443, up 379 points while the broader Nifty50 index settled at 10,987, up 123 points.

3:19 PM

Repco Home Fin climbs 26%

3:17 PM

NEWS ALERT | Bank of Baroda to cut MCLR by 10 bps across all tenures from March 7

3:11 PM

MARKET COMMENT: Rajnath Yadav, Senior Research Analyst, Choice Broking

The US is pressuring trading countries which have trade surplus with the US to re-negotiate the trade terms. This has been done with China and with other countries, now it is India's turn. However, India's trade surplus with the US is around $28 billion, which is very minuscule as compared to the trade surplus of countries like China. So, the trade surplus criterion of removing the preferential benefit status is not justified. We think that in the recent past, Indian government has taken few measures like change in the domestic e-commerce rules, domestic data location etc., which are not appreciated by the US MNCs i.e. Amazon, Walmart, Visa Inc, Mastercard. US President Donald Trump wants trading countries to assure equitable and reasonable market access to its companies. Thus, the above restrictions on the US companies by India could have triggered such retaliation from the US government. 

3:01 PM

REC, Power Finance Corporation hit 52-week highs

The shares of REC (up 5 per cent at Rs 144) and Power Finance Corporation (up 2.5 per cent at Rs 116) hit their respective 52-week highs during intra-day trade on the BSE on Tuesday. In the past two weeks, REC and Power Finance Corporation (PFC) have outperformed the market by gaining 20 per cent and 12 per cent, respectively. In comparison, the S&P BSE Sensex was up 2 per cent during the same period. READ MORE

2:51 PM

Top gainers on BSE500

COMPANY PRICE(rs) CHG(rs) CHG(%) VOLUME
SUZLON ENERGY 7.28 1.33 22.35 20563096
JINDAL STAIN. 42.20 6.55 18.37 324542
MANPASAND BEVER. 87.20 10.05 13.03 325626
DILIP BUILDCON 500.85 52.65 11.75 176817
REPCO HOME FIN 394.55 40.15 11.33 154195
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2:37 PM

Rupee check

Rupee at 70.83 against US Dollar

2:29 PM

A few banks, NBFCs find market favour as funding pressure recedes

Banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), including housing financiers, went through tough times last year, which also disappointed investors. Banking stocks were affected by the spike in bad loans or non-performing assets (NPAs), fraud and top-management related issues, among others. READ MORE

2:17 PM

Sectoral trends on NSE

2:01 PM

Market check

1:48 PM

In just 2 years, Sebi chief Ajay Tyagi gives a mega push to reforms

In his first two years, Ajay Tyagi, a Himachal Pradesh cadre IAS officer, hasn't shied away from implementing challenging stock market reforms or acting against high-profile corporates. Within a month of taking charge as Securities and Exchange Board of India's (Sebi) ninth chairman, he passed an order in the long-pending case against Reliance Industries (RIL), imposing a penalty of over Rs 1,000 crore.  READ MORE

1:39 PM

NEWS ALERT | National Housing Bank proposes to hike capital adequacy ratio for housing finance companies

1:38 PM

Top losers on BSE500

COMPANY PRICE(rs) CHG(rs) CHG(%) VOLUME
TECH MAHINDRA 810.75 -21.25 -2.55 124356
MPHASIS 1011.55 -24.35 -2.35 6714
MAHANAGAR GAS 899.20 -21.15 -2.30 15246
KALPATARU POWER 390.50 -8.85 -2.22 2043
SUPREME INDS. 1097.40 -23.70 -2.11 963
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First Published: Mar 05 2019 | 7:17 AM IST