Nifty Gainers And Loosers of the Day

NIFTY :   GAINERS   |   

Cipla

+1.85 %

Tata Steel

+1.34 %

Bharat Petroleum

+1.18 %

Lupin Ltd.

+.70 %

GAIL (India) Ltd.

+.68 %

NIFTY :   LOSERS

 

NTPC

-3.17 %

HCL Technologies

-2.66 %

IDFC L

-2.59 %

Axis Bank Ltd.

-2.50 %

Asian Paints Ltd.

-2.37 %

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Nifty Losers And Gainers

Indian Stock market started out flat amongst positive global hints. Indices got pulled in red led by selling in IT and Pharma shares. On the other hand, Metal stocks witnessed buying in early part of the day.

Market retrieved failures in second half monitoring positive European ideas. Western markets also started out in green in line with other international trading markets. Indices exchanged extremely uneven most of the day.

Sensex closed at 25006.98 with the lack of 17.37 factors and at NSE Index closed at 745415 with the loss of 5.45 factors at the end of the day. BSE MIDCAP index closed at 8873.70 with the loss of 1.54 factors and BSE SMALLCAP index shut at 9642.46 with the loss of 45.65 factors.

In volume term key losers were HCL Technological innovation Ltd (NSE: HCLTECH), Hindustan Unilever Ltd (NSE: HINDUNILVR) and Infosys Ltd (NSE: INFY) while key gainers were Hindalco Sectors Ltd (NSE: HINDALCO), Oriental Shows Ltd (NSE: ASIANPAINT) and Punjab National Bank Ltd (NSE: PNB).

On sectoral front important selling was seen in Customer Durable, IT, Pharma and FMCG regions while major buying was seen in Capital Products, Steel, Auto and Power areas. Market depth stayed negative amongst 1124 advances and 1692 lower stocks.

From the Nifty weight perpective, key losers were Infosys Ltd (NSE: INFY), Hindustan Unilever Ltd (NSE: HINDUNILVR) and HCL Technological innovation Ltd (NSE: HCLTECH) while key gainers were Tata Engines Ltd (NSE: TATAMOTORS), Tata Company Solutions Ltd (NSE: TCS) and Larsen & Toubro Ltd (NSE: LT).

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Rail Budget Update

The Rail Budget declared by the new govt today is beneficial and in line with objectives from Modi govt. For the first time, we observed a Railway Minister controlling social and professional specifications, and providing enough recognition to commercial

The focus on performance and providing temporary objectives is the highlight of this budget. In all these years, we have had new guidelines and perspective claims, but not much of it got applied and provided. The awareness of this govt towards private contribution, creating PPP design and FDI addition will bring-in more sources which are currently missing with railways. The overall concept is to make railways a from the commercial perspective practical company. Moreover, convenience and security actions declared nowadays are very motivating and will in increase interest of tourists.

Mumbai-Ahmedabad area has been in argument for Bullet Train for some time now. Japanese people and France companies have been to the place in the past for reality evaluations. It is genuine and possible for the selected area given the number of company travel that occurs between Mumbai and Ahmedabad – however company structure and financial stability needs to be established.

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LPG Price Hiked By Rs 16.50

Cost of non-subsidised food preparation gas (LPG) was nowadays hiked by Rs 16.50 per cyndrical tube and that of jet fuel by over half-a-percent after worldwide oil costs increased due to the continuous Irak issues.

The increase in costs of non-subsidised LPG and ATF comes with the Rs 1.69 a litre improved in energy and 50 paisa a litre in diesel fuel energy announced yesterday.


The cost of non-subsidised LPG, which clients buy after using up their allowance of 12 subsidised tubes, was brought up by Rs 16.50 per 14.2-kg cyndrical tube, the first increase in six several weeks.


Each non-subsidised 14.2-kg food preparation gas cyndrical tube will now price Rs 922.50 in Delhi, up from Rs 906, according to Native indian Oil Corp (IOC), the country's biggest oil company.


The three fuel retailers - IOC, Hindustan Oil Corp and Bharat Oil Corp -- modify jet fuel and non-subsidised LPG costs on the first of each 30 days, based on the common worldwide costs in the previous 30 days.

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