The frontline indices ended lower on Thursday led by a fall in IT, metal and financial stocks.
All that happened in markets today
The stock moved higher by 8% to Rs 440, rallying 52 per cent from its recent low of Rs 289 touched on January 25, 2019, in intra-day trade on the BSE.
Among the prominent ones that were opposed by the institutional shareholders with over 20 per cent votes include re-appointment of Rajiv Bajaj in Bajaj Finance.
The stock moved higher by 11 per cent to Rs 123, bouncing back 18 per cent from intra-day low of Rs 104 on the BSE.
Siti Networks, Punj Lloyd, RCom, IL&FS Transportation Networks, Ashapura Intimates Fashion and LEEL Electricals have tanked more than 50 per cent during the past one and half months.
A recent report by Knight Frank on real estate trends titled 'Global Outlook 2019' suggests growth in prices of luxury homes across the globe is slowing.
The stock hit a 52-week low of Rs 148, down 17% after the company reported net loss of Rs 28.53 crore in December 2018 quarter against profit of Rs 9.21 crore in a year ago quarter.
Gross NPAs spiked to 8.49 per cent of gross advances as at December-end 2018 from 5.94 per cent by December 2017.
Shares of Jet Airways fell as much as 5.44 per cent to Rs 215.05 apiece on the NSE in the early trade on Thursday ahead of its December quarter earnings due later in the day
In the previous session, the domestic unit settled 10 paise lower at 70.80 against the greenback amid rising crude prices and heavy foreign fund outflows.
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Investors on Thursday are likely to keep an eye on the wholesale price index (WPI) inflation numbers for January 2019, which will be released later in the day
The amount of uridashi bonds sold in rupees fell to 1.1% of all sales of such debt so far this year, lowering its ranking to No 7
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Market remains cautious on volume growth and sustenance of e-auction premiums
Operational revenue during the quarter under review grew 12 per cent to Rs 1,720 crore, as against Rs 1,537 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal
The brokerage likes select names in financials, chemicals, construction materials, and IT, but is cautious on consumer companies given the overly stretched valuations
Margins for the business, too, were down on account of weak operating leverage and the gradual ramp-up of plants