Sectorally, public sector banks, NBFCs, automobile, and metal stocks gained the most. Nifty IT index was the top loser, closing 1.35 per cent lower
Sectorally, public sector banks, NBFCs, automobile, and metal stocks gained the most, while information technology stocks which dipped on a weaker rupee.
HDFC, YES Bank, Bajaj Finance, and ICICI Bank were the top gainers at the 30-share index, while Vedanta, Sun Pharma, and Hero Moto Corp dipped the most
S&P BSE mid-cap index settled 207 points, or 1.5 per cent, higher at 13,409 level. Similarly, S&P BSE small-cap index, too, closed at 12,387 level, up 201 points or 1.68 per cent.
The Sensex and Nifty50 settled nearly 600 and 192 points higher, respectively from the day's low.
FM Nirmala Sitharaman will address media wherein announcements on steps to revive the economy, clarity on super-rich tax on FPIs, and direct tax code are expected.
Sectorally, all the sectors ended in the red except Nifty IT index, which gained on the back of a weaker rupee. The domestic currency slumped 40 paise intra-day to Rs 71.96/ US dollar
All the sectors ended in the red except Nifty IT index, which gained on the back of a weaker rupee. The domestic currency slumpped 40 paise intra-day to hit a 2019 low of Rs 71.96/ US dollar.
Sectorally, all the counters closed in the red. The Nifty PSB index slipped the most, settling nearly 3 per cent lower, followed by loses in the Nifty metal index. . Listen to this podcast for more
Financial and metal stocks dragged the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex and broader Nifty50, 305 and 110 points lower in the intra-day trade.
Domestic stocks defied gains in the Asian peers to slip 182 and 69 points at the Sensex and Nifty50, respectively in the intra-day trade. Listen to this podcast for more
Domestic stocks defied gains in the Asian peers to slip 182 and 69 points at the Sensex and Nifty50, respectively in the intra-day trade.
Sectorally, pharma stocks gained the most, while public sector banks ended as the top losers
In the broader market, S&P BSE mid-cap closed at 13,518 levels, up 27 points, or 0.20 per cent. The S&P BSE small-cap index settled 64 points higher, or 0.51 per cent, at 12,649 levels.
Sectorally, public sector banks gained the most, with the index closing 1.5 per cent higher. This was followed by Nifty auto index, up 1.15 per cent
Sectorally, public sector banks gained the most, with the index closing 1.5 per cent higher. This was followed by Nifty auto index, up 1.15 per cent.
Nifty metal was the top gainer, up over 2 per cent, followed by Nifty public sector bank index, up over 1 per cent.
The S&P BSE Sensex and the Nifty50 fell 866.67 points and 244.3 points from day's highs to hit a low of 36,888.49 and 10,901.60 respectively in the intra-day trade.
Sectorally, metal, information technology (IT), pharma and public sector bank (PSBs) indices ended in the red while auto, private bank, realty, and FMCG scrips ended with gains
Sentiment was further strengthened on reports that government could approach the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council to relieve the auto-industry from tax payment for three-six months