market recap
Nifty50: 13,932 ▲ 59 (+0.4%)
Sensex: 47,613 ▲
259 (+0.5%)
It
was yet another day when the Indian markets steadily moved upward. The resilience
in the Indian market was backed by the firmness of the global equity
markets.
The
Nifty sectoral indices were a mixed bag today, with the Bank (+1.4%) and IT
(+0.7%) indices being the top gainers and the Media (-1.4%) and Metal (-1.0)
indices being the top losers.
Top gainers |
Today's change |
IndusInd Bank |
▲ 5.7% |
Tech Mahindra |
▲ 2.1% |
Axis Bank |
▲ 2.0% |
Top losers |
Today's change |
Hindalco |
▼ 2.0% |
Nestle India |
▼ 1.7% |
Coal India |
▼ 1.6% |
Here
are the top stories for the day.
Battery makers power up on Tesla news
Shares of Indian battery makers surged
today on the news that electric vehicle major Tesla will begin operations in
India in 2021.
It is yet not clear
what would be the type and size of the opportunity for Indian battery makers.
Nonetheless, Exide Industries (+2.8%), Eveready Industries (+4.7%), HBL Power
(+15.4%), Indo-National (+11.4%) and Panasonic Energy (+8.4%) made strong gains
today.
Sterlite Tech jumps on capex plans
Shares of digital
networking integrator, Sterlite Technologies jumped as much as 10% during the
day. According to media reports, the company is planning a ₹300-crore optical fibre cable
capacity expansion.
The company plans to
increase its capacity for optical fibre cables from 18 million to 33 million
fibre kilometres. Given the massive surge in data consumption in India,
investors would see this as a step in the right direction. The stock gained
5.8% coupled with a spike in volumes.
Borosil Renewables continues upward march
India’s only
solar-glass manufacturer has seen its share price more than double in December.
The stock closed 10.0% higher today.
The company recently
raised ₹200 crore via a
QIP and plans to utilise the funds to double its production capacity from 450
tonnes per day to 950 tonnes per day. Further, India’s ambitious renewable
energy plans for 2021-22 augur
well for the company.
Crude oil on the rise
Crude oil prices moved
up 1.0% supported by a weak US dollar index after the US House of
Representatives backed bigger direct payments of $2,000 (versus
$600) in the fresh round of stimulus.
Traders are likely to
consider the improving demand prospects and plans of the OPEC+ group of
countries to increase the daily output by 500,000 barrels from
January 2021.
Closing
bell
In
a bull market, the absence of negative news is also considered positive news.
This scenario on the domestic front seems to be helping Indian markets move up
steadily. Further, global cues are clearly positive. That said, we are in the
derivative expiry week, which is normally characterised by a spike in
volatility, and traders should be prepared for any surprises.
Good
to know
What is trading volume?
It
is the quantity of a security that gets traded over a period of time. In case
of a stock, trading volume indicates the number of shares traded between its
daily open and close.
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recommendatory. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Details
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