Market after a positive start, the benchmark indices are now trading range bound with negative bias around the corner. Mixed cues from the Asian market and budget in the next week kept investors away from making any significant investments. On a stock specific news HCL Tech is trading higher by nearly 2%, after an announcement that company has bagged a five-year IT applications support and infrastructure management deal from US-based beverages firm Dr Pepper Snapple Group.
During the last hours'' trading session, buying interest has emerged across FMCG, Healthcare (HC) and Auto, whereas profit booking pressure is continued across Metal, Consumer Durable (CD) and PSU counters.
Among the BSE sectoral indices, FMCG, HC and Auto stocks gained by 0.87%, 0.56% and 0.51% respectively, while BSE Metal, CD and PSU index is down by 0.70%, 0.62% and 0.54% respectively.
Overall the market breadth is negative as 1,135 stocks are trading in red while 863 stocks are in green.
The BSE Sensex is lower by 56.97 points at 14,436.87 while NSE Nifty declined by 18.15 points at 4,272.95.
Besides, the BSE Mid Cap and Small Cap are trading lower by 32.81 points and 42.97 points at 5,043.53 and 5,697.07 respectively.
Losers from the BSE Sensex Pack are Hindalco Industries declined by (5.49%) to Rs. 81.70, along with Jaiprakash Associate by (3.17%) to Rs. 198.55, ACC Limited by (2.90%) at Rs. 746.60, Tata Steel by (2.01%) at Rs. 382.95, Reliance Communication by (1.95%) at Rs. 284.25 and TCS Limited by (1.51%) at Rs. 383.80.
Losers from the NSE Nifty Pack are Hindalco Industries down by (5.38%) at Rs. 81.8 along with Power Grid Corporation by (3.70%) at Rs. 105.35, ABB Limited by (3.51%) at Rs. 751.1, National Aluminium by (3.15%) at Rs. 296.4, ACC Limited by (2.46%) at Rs. 746.9 and Tata Steel by (2.01%) at Rs. 382.8.
BSE FMCG is trading higher by (0.87%) or 19.77 points at 2,282.46. The major gainers are Colgate Palm up by (3.32%) at Rs. 626 along with United Spirits by (2.63%) at Rs. 896, Marico Limited by (2.54%) at Rs. 74.80 followed by United Brew by (1.65%) at Rs. 117.20.
BSE Metal is trading lower by (0.70%) or 75.87 points at 10,755.03. The top losers in the index are Hindalco Industries declined by (5.49%) to Rs. 81.70 along with Gujarat NRE by (4.31%) to Rs. 43.30, JSW SL by (2.25%) to Rs. 602.15 followed by Tata Steel by (2.01%) at Rs. 382.95.
During the last hours'' trading session, buying interest has emerged across FMCG, Healthcare (HC) and Auto, whereas profit booking pressure is continued across Metal, Consumer Durable (CD) and PSU counters.
Among the BSE sectoral indices, FMCG, HC and Auto stocks gained by 0.87%, 0.56% and 0.51% respectively, while BSE Metal, CD and PSU index is down by 0.70%, 0.62% and 0.54% respectively.
Overall the market breadth is negative as 1,135 stocks are trading in red while 863 stocks are in green.
The BSE Sensex is lower by 56.97 points at 14,436.87 while NSE Nifty declined by 18.15 points at 4,272.95.
Besides, the BSE Mid Cap and Small Cap are trading lower by 32.81 points and 42.97 points at 5,043.53 and 5,697.07 respectively.
Losers from the BSE Sensex Pack are Hindalco Industries declined by (5.49%) to Rs. 81.70, along with Jaiprakash Associate by (3.17%) to Rs. 198.55, ACC Limited by (2.90%) at Rs. 746.60, Tata Steel by (2.01%) at Rs. 382.95, Reliance Communication by (1.95%) at Rs. 284.25 and TCS Limited by (1.51%) at Rs. 383.80.
Losers from the NSE Nifty Pack are Hindalco Industries down by (5.38%) at Rs. 81.8 along with Power Grid Corporation by (3.70%) at Rs. 105.35, ABB Limited by (3.51%) at Rs. 751.1, National Aluminium by (3.15%) at Rs. 296.4, ACC Limited by (2.46%) at Rs. 746.9 and Tata Steel by (2.01%) at Rs. 382.8.
BSE FMCG is trading higher by (0.87%) or 19.77 points at 2,282.46. The major gainers are Colgate Palm up by (3.32%) at Rs. 626 along with United Spirits by (2.63%) at Rs. 896, Marico Limited by (2.54%) at Rs. 74.80 followed by United Brew by (1.65%) at Rs. 117.20.
BSE Metal is trading lower by (0.70%) or 75.87 points at 10,755.03. The top losers in the index are Hindalco Industries declined by (5.49%) to Rs. 81.70 along with Gujarat NRE by (4.31%) to Rs. 43.30, JSW SL by (2.25%) to Rs. 602.15 followed by Tata Steel by (2.01%) at Rs. 382.95.
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