The market is facing the volatility since the initial bell on the back of mixed cues from the global markets. The market breadth is strong as 1691 stocks are trading in green while 707 stocks are trading in red.
At 11.30AM, BSE Sensex is trading higher by 4.28 points at 16,221.77 while NSE Nifty is trading lower by 4.45 points at 4,873.05. The BSE Mid Cap and Small Cap are trading up by 89.44 point and 146.27 point at 6,263.93 and 7,430.91 respectively.
Scrips from BSE that fell to attract investors confidence are United Phosphorous trading lower by (4.57%) at Rs262.25 followed by Sun Pharma by (4.16%) at Rs1200, Bharti Airtel by (2.74%) at Rs811.50, Suzlon Energy by (2.56%) at Rs228.70, Adani Enterprises by (2.42%) at Rs545, DLF by (2.31%) at Rs663 and Max India by (1.97%) at Rs142.
The Oil and Gas index is trading higher by 87.18 points at 10,395.58. Pushing it are Aban Offshore trading up by (3.98%) at Rs3,010.05 in line with Gail India by (2.96%) at Rs445.95, ONGC by (2.33%) at Rs1100, Essar Oil by (1.54%) at Rs214.90, BPCL by (1%) at Rs410, HPCL by (0.53%) at Rs264.90 and RNRL by (0.29%) at Rs102.60.
From the Capital goods index, Elecon Eng is trading up by 14.78% at Rs196.10 along with Areva by (5.46%) at Rs1471.10, Praj Inds by (4.91%) at Rs119.70, Jyoti Structures by (3.90%) at Rs169.25, SKF India by (2.93%) at Rs297, AIA Engineering by (1.84%) at Rs1455, Lakshmi Machines by (1.45%) at Rs1455 and Havell India by (1.43%) at Rs438.90.
GAIL India is trading up by (2.96%) at Rs445.95 as the company and BPCL will float a joint venture company for marketing compressed natural gas (CNG) and piped gas in Kerala and Karnataka. The two companies have signed an MOU for Rs400 crore venture and in this Gail India and BPCL will own 22.5% each, 5% by Kerala government and the rest will be held by strategic investors, public and financial institutions.
L&T is trading up by (0.52%) at Rs3073 as the company will set to ramp up its manufacturing capacity of super critical boilers and super critical turbine generators to 4,000 mw per annum. The company will manufacture and market the critical components for large power plants through two separate joint ventures with Mitshubishi Heavy industries of Japan.
At 11.30AM, BSE Sensex is trading higher by 4.28 points at 16,221.77 while NSE Nifty is trading lower by 4.45 points at 4,873.05. The BSE Mid Cap and Small Cap are trading up by 89.44 point and 146.27 point at 6,263.93 and 7,430.91 respectively.
Scrips from BSE that fell to attract investors confidence are United Phosphorous trading lower by (4.57%) at Rs262.25 followed by Sun Pharma by (4.16%) at Rs1200, Bharti Airtel by (2.74%) at Rs811.50, Suzlon Energy by (2.56%) at Rs228.70, Adani Enterprises by (2.42%) at Rs545, DLF by (2.31%) at Rs663 and Max India by (1.97%) at Rs142.
The Oil and Gas index is trading higher by 87.18 points at 10,395.58. Pushing it are Aban Offshore trading up by (3.98%) at Rs3,010.05 in line with Gail India by (2.96%) at Rs445.95, ONGC by (2.33%) at Rs1100, Essar Oil by (1.54%) at Rs214.90, BPCL by (1%) at Rs410, HPCL by (0.53%) at Rs264.90 and RNRL by (0.29%) at Rs102.60.
From the Capital goods index, Elecon Eng is trading up by 14.78% at Rs196.10 along with Areva by (5.46%) at Rs1471.10, Praj Inds by (4.91%) at Rs119.70, Jyoti Structures by (3.90%) at Rs169.25, SKF India by (2.93%) at Rs297, AIA Engineering by (1.84%) at Rs1455, Lakshmi Machines by (1.45%) at Rs1455 and Havell India by (1.43%) at Rs438.90.
GAIL India is trading up by (2.96%) at Rs445.95 as the company and BPCL will float a joint venture company for marketing compressed natural gas (CNG) and piped gas in Kerala and Karnataka. The two companies have signed an MOU for Rs400 crore venture and in this Gail India and BPCL will own 22.5% each, 5% by Kerala government and the rest will be held by strategic investors, public and financial institutions.
L&T is trading up by (0.52%) at Rs3073 as the company will set to ramp up its manufacturing capacity of super critical boilers and super critical turbine generators to 4,000 mw per annum. The company will manufacture and market the critical components for large power plants through two separate joint ventures with Mitshubishi Heavy industries of Japan.
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