Nifty50: 14,199 ▲
66 (+0.4%)
Sensex: 48,437 ▲ 260
(+0.5%)
After
a weak opening, the markets resumed their upward trajectory and scaled new
heights. However, the market breadth was negative with 27 of the Nifty50 stocks
closing in the red.
Among
the sectoral indices, Nifty IT (+2.6%) and Nifty Bank (+1.6%) were the top
gainers, whereas Nifty Metal (-1.4%) and Nifty Realty (-0.3%) were the top
losers.
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Top gainers
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Today's change
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Axis
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▲ 6.3%
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HDFC
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▲ 2.9%
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IndusInd Bank
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▲ 2.6%
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Top losers
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Today's change
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ONGC
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▼ 1.9%
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JSW Steel
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▼ 1.8%
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Hindalco
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▼ 1.7%
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market recap
Here
are the top stories of the day.
IT
stocks buoyed by Q3 expectations
· Traditionally, IT
companies have been the first to kick-off the results season. For Q3, the street is upbeat on
the results against the backdrop of a healthy order pipeline, large order wins
and a favourable outlook guided by Accenture Plc.
· Major IT stocks such
as TCS (+1.6%), Infosys (+0.1%), Wipro (+2.3%) and HCL (+1.2%) rose today. In
Q3, these stocks have delivered gains in the range of 15–25%.
KNR
Constructions gains on project win
The infra-projects
player has bagged a ₹603 crore contract
for the upgradation and maintenance of a highway project in Chennai.
· The stock rose 5.4%
intraday and closed 0.6% higher today. It is currently trading around its
previous life high of ₹350, which it hit in December 2017.
Talbros
Auto jumps on Q3 update
· Shares of gasket and
forgings maker Talbros Auto rose
over 7.8%, supported by strong volumes. The company announced that in Q3, its
gasket business grew 25% over the same quarter in 2019, while its forgings
business grew 45%.
· Gaskets contributed
about 65% of its revenues and forgings covered the balance. The company derives
two-thirds of its sales from the domestic market and supplies to major OEMs
such as Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Auto and Maruti among others.
IPO
rush to continue in 2021
· As many as 6 companies are
likely to come out with an IPO this month. Overall, the street expects over 15
companies to go public in 2021.
· Better than expected
economic recovery, strength in equity markets and favourable response to recent
IPOs have been touted as key reasons encouraging companies to raise capital.
Closing
bell
The
markets were able to rise today on the back of the ongoing bullish trends in IT
stocks and a renewed interest in banks after a brief consolidation. The Indian
equity markets seem to have ignored the weak closing of the US markets
yesterday and the weakness seen in the Indian rupee against the US dollar.
Further, the ongoing rally in equities is getting stretched day-by-day making
it vulnerable to a pause or fall.
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