Rudra Investment Free Share Market Tips expert report says the domestic market started on a positive note on Monday due to softening of prices of global commodity and crude prices. Due to the fall in crude prices, stocks in the oil marketing companies are getting bullish on the market.
On the other hand, the market has got support from pharma, realty, metal, bank and auto stocks. However, there is a weakness in the IT stocks firmly in rupee terms. At present, the Sensex has gained 211 points to 35,136 and the Nifty is trading 75 points at 10,680 level.
Earlier, the Sensex gained 149 points to open at 35,074 level. The Nifty opened 43 points higher at 10,648 level.
Midcap, small-cap shares rise
With large-cap, mid-caps and smallcap, stocks are trading with an increase. The BSE Mid-Cap Index has gained 0.68%, while the Nifty Midcap 100 Index has gained 0.59%. The BSE Smallcap Index has gained 0.64%.
Mid-cap stocks include MRPL, Indian Hotels, M & M Finance, Union Bank, PEL, NLC India, Jindal Steel, GSK Consumer, Crisil, Bank of India, Dalmia India, L & T Finance Holdings up from 1.78 percent to 4.63 percent. Vakrangi, LTI, Crompton, Mphasias, Divis Labs, NBCC, Apollo Hospital, IDBI, PNB Housing fell 4.88-0.61 percent.
IT index broken Pharma highest boom
Free Share Market Tips expert says In the rupee, the Nifty IT index has broken 0.73 percent. On the other hand, the Nifty index is trading 0.63 percent higher at 26,291.65 levels. In addition, auto index was up 0.33%, FMCG index 0.19%, Metal index 0.87%, PSU bank index 0.60% and Realty index 0.90%.
What stocks fall, the boom in
Sun Pharma, Yes Bank, SBI, Coal India, Axis Bank, NTPC, Maruti, HDFC Bank, Asian Paints, Bharti Airtel, ONGC, ITC, Reliance Industries, HUL, up 0.15 to 6.31 percent on the Sensex during the trade. However, TCS, Wipro, IndusInd Bank fell 0.83-0.35 percent.
The results of these companies will continue
L & T, NTPC, EIH Associated Hotels, CSL, Cox and Kings will announce the results of January-March quarter on Monday, in which major companies will be looking at quarterly results.
FPI pulled out 26700 crores from the market in May
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI)'s domestic stock market is continuing to sell. FPI has so far taken 26,700 crores from the Indian Capital Market in the month of May. The key reason for this withdrawal from FPI is increasing the global crude prices.
On the other hand, the market has got support from pharma, realty, metal, bank and auto stocks. However, there is a weakness in the IT stocks firmly in rupee terms. At present, the Sensex has gained 211 points to 35,136 and the Nifty is trading 75 points at 10,680 level.
Earlier, the Sensex gained 149 points to open at 35,074 level. The Nifty opened 43 points higher at 10,648 level.
Midcap, small-cap shares rise
With large-cap, mid-caps and smallcap, stocks are trading with an increase. The BSE Mid-Cap Index has gained 0.68%, while the Nifty Midcap 100 Index has gained 0.59%. The BSE Smallcap Index has gained 0.64%.
Mid-cap stocks include MRPL, Indian Hotels, M & M Finance, Union Bank, PEL, NLC India, Jindal Steel, GSK Consumer, Crisil, Bank of India, Dalmia India, L & T Finance Holdings up from 1.78 percent to 4.63 percent. Vakrangi, LTI, Crompton, Mphasias, Divis Labs, NBCC, Apollo Hospital, IDBI, PNB Housing fell 4.88-0.61 percent.
IT index broken Pharma highest boom
Free Share Market Tips expert says In the rupee, the Nifty IT index has broken 0.73 percent. On the other hand, the Nifty index is trading 0.63 percent higher at 26,291.65 levels. In addition, auto index was up 0.33%, FMCG index 0.19%, Metal index 0.87%, PSU bank index 0.60% and Realty index 0.90%.
What stocks fall, the boom in
Sun Pharma, Yes Bank, SBI, Coal India, Axis Bank, NTPC, Maruti, HDFC Bank, Asian Paints, Bharti Airtel, ONGC, ITC, Reliance Industries, HUL, up 0.15 to 6.31 percent on the Sensex during the trade. However, TCS, Wipro, IndusInd Bank fell 0.83-0.35 percent.
The results of these companies will continue
L & T, NTPC, EIH Associated Hotels, CSL, Cox and Kings will announce the results of January-March quarter on Monday, in which major companies will be looking at quarterly results.
FPI pulled out 26700 crores from the market in May
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI)'s domestic stock market is continuing to sell. FPI has so far taken 26,700 crores from the Indian Capital Market in the month of May. The key reason for this withdrawal from FPI is increasing the global crude prices.
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