Monday, 25 June 2018

Nifty Holds 10,800 Mark Sun Pharma Vedanta Stocks Lead

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Equity benchmark indices opened on a lower note on Monday following weak Asian peers. Some buying activity was seen in IT, Teck, pharma, realty, metal and consumer durables, while oil & gas, energy, auto, banking and consumer durables were showing weakness on BSE.
BSE Sensex was trading at 35,702 up 12 points, while NSE Nifty was trading at 10,819 down mere two points.
Shares of Vakrangee hit upper limit for the sixth day, its longest winning streak in over a week. About 24 lakh shares or 0.2% equity changed hands in two block deals on NSE.
Shares of Biocon gained 1% after the company said that it received an Establishment Inspection Report from the USFDA for its manufacturing facility in Bengaluru.
BSE Mid-cap Index was trading up 0.26%, while BSE Small-cap Index was trading up 0.37%.
Vedanta (+2.9%), Bajaj Finance (+1.8%), Infosys (+1.7%), UltraTech (+1.6%) and Lupin (+1.4%) were the top gainers on NSE.
HPCL (-2.5%), IOC (-1.8%), NTPC (-1.5%) , Tata Motors (-1.4%) and HPCL (-1.3%) were the top losers on NSE.
The India VIX was up 4.15% at 12.5225.
Out of 2,056 stocks traded on the NSE, 830 declined, 723 advanced and 503 remained unchanged on Thursday.
A total of eight stocks registered a fresh 52-week high in trade, while 140 stocks touched a new 52-week low on the NSE.
On the global front, oil prices declined by more than 2% early as OPEC and Russia agreed on a modest increase in production.
The Indian rupee traded lower by six paise against the US dollar on Monday, tracking the losses in Asian currencies.
Asian indices opened weak with the Japanese 'Nikkei" leading the way on the down side as tariff war fears re-erupted. US stocks close with gains even as President Trump announces more tariffs on European Union countries on cars etc. The US$ sees weakness with bond yields hitting 2.89% as OPEC boosts oil production by almost 1 million barrels per day.

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