New Delhi, July 03: A benchmark index of
Indian equities markets closed Tuesday up
only 26 points, losing most of the gains made
earlier in the day. Consumer goods,
IT and power stocks came under selling pressure.
The sensitivity rate of 30 vouchers (Sensex) of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), which opened at 17,457.95 points, closed at 17,425.71 points, up 0.15 percent or 26.73 points only its previous close at 17,398.98 points.
The Sensex hit a high of 17,526.82 points and a low of 17,351.50 intra-days. The index rose 29.65 points BSE MidCap while the SmallCap index gained 52.69 points.
Most of 50 vouchers S & P CNX Nifty of National Stock Exchange ended 0.18 percent, to 5,287.95 points.
The sensitivity rate of 30 vouchers (Sensex) of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), which opened at 17,457.95 points, closed at 17,425.71 points, up 0.15 percent or 26.73 points only its previous close at 17,398.98 points.
The Sensex hit a high of 17,526.82 points and a low of 17,351.50 intra-days. The index rose 29.65 points BSE MidCap while the SmallCap index gained 52.69 points.
Most of 50 vouchers S & P CNX Nifty of National Stock Exchange ended 0.18 percent, to 5,287.95 points.
The
index of consumer goods fell 36.99
points BSE, while
the index of IT and power index
decreased by 28.88 points and 2.07 points
respectively.
The index of consumer durables, however, rose 187.35 points, followed by the real estate and power index were 33.53 and 75.10 points respectively.
The top gainers were Bharti Airtel Sensex up 3.11 percent at Rs.319.50; Ines Hindalco, up 2.27 percent at Rs.123.85, Coal India, 1.96 percent at Rs.356.60; HDFC, up to 1.96 percent at Rs.674.15; and India Gail to 1.87 percent to Rs.361.85.
The main losers were BHEL, up 1.59 percent at Rs.231.40, Jindal Steel, down 1.46 Rs.451.10, TCS, up 1.43 percent at Rs.1, 242.20, ITC, up to 1.30 percent to Rs.246.85 and Unilever Hindustan to 1.04 percent by Rs.442.40.
The markets had begun trading on a strong note of the positive signals worldwide.
In the Asia, Japan's Nikkei closed up 0.70 percent, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 1.51 percent and China's composite index rose 0.14 percent.
At the close of the session here, European markets were trading in green. The French CAC was 0.12 percent, while Germany's DAX and the FTSE 100 in Britain were trading 0.57 percent and 0.27 percent respectively.
The index of consumer durables, however, rose 187.35 points, followed by the real estate and power index were 33.53 and 75.10 points respectively.
The top gainers were Bharti Airtel Sensex up 3.11 percent at Rs.319.50; Ines Hindalco, up 2.27 percent at Rs.123.85, Coal India, 1.96 percent at Rs.356.60; HDFC, up to 1.96 percent at Rs.674.15; and India Gail to 1.87 percent to Rs.361.85.
The main losers were BHEL, up 1.59 percent at Rs.231.40, Jindal Steel, down 1.46 Rs.451.10, TCS, up 1.43 percent at Rs.1, 242.20, ITC, up to 1.30 percent to Rs.246.85 and Unilever Hindustan to 1.04 percent by Rs.442.40.
The markets had begun trading on a strong note of the positive signals worldwide.
In the Asia, Japan's Nikkei closed up 0.70 percent, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 1.51 percent and China's composite index rose 0.14 percent.
At the close of the session here, European markets were trading in green. The French CAC was 0.12 percent, while Germany's DAX and the FTSE 100 in Britain were trading 0.57 percent and 0.27 percent respectively.
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