After opening on a buoyant note backed by positive global cues, the frontline stocks are now oozing out early gains due to profit booking pressure. The key bench mark indices pulled down from the day’s high as most of the blue chip stocks are facing strong resistance at higher level. In the midst of volatility Areva T&D is trading higher by nearly 1%, after it bagged an order from Hindalco for erecting 440 kilo volt substations at its plants in Singrauli (Madhya Pradesh) and Sambalpur (Orissa).
During the last hours'' trading session, selling pressure has emerged across Realty, Power and Auto stocks while buying interest has emerged across Consumer Durable (CD), Metal and IT counters.
Among the BSE sectoral indices Realty, Power and Auto stocks declined by 2.67%, 0.60% and 0.54% respectively, while the CD, Metal and IT indices surged by 1.74%, 0.66% and 0.51% respectively.
Overall the market breadth is negative as 1,059 stocks are trading in red while 992 stocks are in green.
The BSE Sensex down by 89.61 points at 14,696 while NSE Nifty lower by 28.25 points at 4,362.7.
Besides, the BSE Mid Cap and Small Cap are trading lower by 44.22 points and 19.23 points at 5,185.86 and 5,868.63 respectively.
Losers from the BSE Sensex Pack are DLF Ltd down by (3.68%) to Rs. 325.55, along with Tata Motors by (3.63%) to Rs. 302.45, Jai Prakash Associate by (3.17%) at Rs. 214, Hindalco Industries by (2.33%) at Rs. 85.75, Reliance communication by (2.27%) at Rs. 299.8 and Reliance infra by (2%) at Rs.1,242.30.
Losers from the NSE Nifty Pack are Suzlon Energy dipped by (4.82%) at Rs. 111.45 along with DLF Ltd by (4.34%) at Rs. 323.65, Tata Motors by (3.79%) at Rs. 302, Unitech Ltd by (3.52%) at Rs. 82.3, Idea Cellular by (3.23%) at Rs. 75 and Hindalco Industries by (2.90%) at Rs. 85.3.
BSE Realty is trading lower by (2.67%) or 92.51 points at 3,371.56. The top losers are Housing Dev declined by (6.34%) at Rs. 248.20 along with Indiabul Real by (3.96%) at Rs. 205, Mahindra Life by (3.64%) at Rs. 272.50 followed by DLF Ltd by (3.68%) to Rs. 325.55.
BSE CD is trading higher by (1.74%) or 52.32 points at 3,056.04. The top gainers in the index are Blue Star L surged by (3.01%) to Rs.352.45 along with Gitanjali GE by (2.64%) to Rs. 114.60 followed by Videocon Industries by (0.30%) to Rs. 184.
During the last hours'' trading session, selling pressure has emerged across Realty, Power and Auto stocks while buying interest has emerged across Consumer Durable (CD), Metal and IT counters.
Among the BSE sectoral indices Realty, Power and Auto stocks declined by 2.67%, 0.60% and 0.54% respectively, while the CD, Metal and IT indices surged by 1.74%, 0.66% and 0.51% respectively.
Overall the market breadth is negative as 1,059 stocks are trading in red while 992 stocks are in green.
The BSE Sensex down by 89.61 points at 14,696 while NSE Nifty lower by 28.25 points at 4,362.7.
Besides, the BSE Mid Cap and Small Cap are trading lower by 44.22 points and 19.23 points at 5,185.86 and 5,868.63 respectively.
Losers from the BSE Sensex Pack are DLF Ltd down by (3.68%) to Rs. 325.55, along with Tata Motors by (3.63%) to Rs. 302.45, Jai Prakash Associate by (3.17%) at Rs. 214, Hindalco Industries by (2.33%) at Rs. 85.75, Reliance communication by (2.27%) at Rs. 299.8 and Reliance infra by (2%) at Rs.1,242.30.
Losers from the NSE Nifty Pack are Suzlon Energy dipped by (4.82%) at Rs. 111.45 along with DLF Ltd by (4.34%) at Rs. 323.65, Tata Motors by (3.79%) at Rs. 302, Unitech Ltd by (3.52%) at Rs. 82.3, Idea Cellular by (3.23%) at Rs. 75 and Hindalco Industries by (2.90%) at Rs. 85.3.
BSE Realty is trading lower by (2.67%) or 92.51 points at 3,371.56. The top losers are Housing Dev declined by (6.34%) at Rs. 248.20 along with Indiabul Real by (3.96%) at Rs. 205, Mahindra Life by (3.64%) at Rs. 272.50 followed by DLF Ltd by (3.68%) to Rs. 325.55.
BSE CD is trading higher by (1.74%) or 52.32 points at 3,056.04. The top gainers in the index are Blue Star L surged by (3.01%) to Rs.352.45 along with Gitanjali GE by (2.64%) to Rs. 114.60 followed by Videocon Industries by (0.30%) to Rs. 184.
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