Stock market lost its opening strength and extended its losses towards the closing to end the session with losses backed by significant selling pressure. Weak Asian markets along with negative European stocks took huge strike on the bourses. Lower US index futures also weighed on sentiments. Investors were worried regarding the weak monsoon rain that is putting pressure on food prices and energy supplies. However, market pared some losses during last trading hours on a little buying in key stocks. Meanwhile, foreign direct investment in India stood at $2.58 billion in June, with rise of 8% as compared with the same month last year. The BSE Sensex ended below 14,850 level and NSE Nifty closed below 4,400 mark.
Market opened slightly higher tracking positive cues from the US markets. On Tuesday, the US stocks markets rebounded from previous session’s sharp fall to close higher as buyers picked up stocks at low prices to give a good start for the markets. The rally was directed by financial, retail and technology as stocks posted gains over the ground. However, Indian stocks suddenly turned choppy backed by lower Asian markets. Further, benchmark indices continued to trade with losses on profit booking pressure at higher level. The selling pressure was mainly led by more than 4% fall in the Chinese markets. During final trading hours, market managed to reduce losses a bit but was still in negative territory. From the sectoral front, all indices ended in red. Besides, Oil & Gas, Metal, Auto, Power, PSU, Realty, Power and Teck stocks contributed to most of the selling pressure. Broader markets also remained out of favour as BSE Midcap and Smallcap stocks closed with losses.
Among the Sensex pack 27 stocks ended in red territory and 3 stocks ended in green territory. The market breadth indicating the overall health of the market remained negative as 1490 stocks closed in green while 1134 stocks closed in red and 89 stocks remained unchanged in BSE.
The BSE Sensex closed lower by 225.62 points or (1.50%) at 14,809.64 and NSE Nifty ended down by 64.80 points or (1.45%) at 4,394.10. BSE Mid Caps and Small Caps closed with losses of 62.49 and 33.06 points at 5,434.06 and 6,308.69 respectively. The BSE Sensex touched intraday high of 15,096.94 and intraday low of 14,684.45.
Losers from the BSE Sensex pack are ACC Ltd (5.08%), Reliance Infra (4.86%), RCom (4.38%), Grasim Industries (4.20%), Tata Steel (3.93%), M&M Ltd (3.58%), Reliance (3.23%), Hindalco (3.20%), JP Associates (2.80%), SBI (2.46%), Herohonda Motors (2.27%), Tata Motors (2.27%), TCS Ltd (2.11%), ONGC Ltd (1.99%), NTPC Ltd (1.90%), Bharti Airtel (1.44%) and Wipro Ltd (1.43%).
Gainers from the BSE Sensex pack are HDFC (1.56%), HDFC Bank (0.44%) and L&T Ltd (0.22%).
Foreign direct investment (FDI ) in India stood at $2.58 billion in June, with rise of 8 per cent as compared with the same month last year, a senior official said. In June 2008, the FDI inflow was $2.39 billion.
On the global markets front the Asian markets that opened before the Indian market, ended with losses with financial and airline stocks weighed on the markets. Shanghai Composite, Hang Seng, Nikkei 225, Singapore''s Straits Times Index and Seoul Composite closed lower by 125.30, 352.04, 80.96, 44.94 and 4.28 points at 2,785.58, 19,954.23, 10,204, 2,522.78 and 1,545.96 respectively.
European markets, which opened after the Indian market, are trading in red, as equities had slid across Asia. In Frankfurt the DAX index is trading lower 68.69 points at 5,182.05 and in London FTSE 100 is trading down by 39.96 points at 4,645.82.
The BSE Oil & Gas index dropped by (2.68%) or 254.71 points at 9,259.60 despite crude oil gained for the first time in three days overnight. Losers are Essar Oil Ltd (4.60%), Reliance (3.23%), RNRL (3.19%), Reliance Petroleum (2.66%) and Gail India (2.31%).
The BSE Metal index closed tumbled (2.33%) or 284.33 points at 11,929.02. Losers are Gujarat NRE C (3.98%), Tata Steel (3.93%), Sesa Goa Ltd (3.30%), Hindalco (3.20%) and JSW Steel (2.98%).
The BSE Auto index lost (2.14%) or 115.48 points at 5,277.76 on worries arising from scanty rains as auto firms derive larger revenue from rural India. Main losers are Bharat Forge (5.59%), Ashok Leyland (3.63%), M&M Ltd (3.58%), Bajaj Auto (3.52%) and Cummins Indi (3.25%).
The BSE Power index tumbled (1.93%) or 55.49 points at 2,812.57 as Reliance Infra (4.86%), Suzlon Energy (3.90%), GMR Infra (3.10%), Siemens Ltd (2.81%) and Crompton Greaves (2.75%) ended in red.
The BSE PSU index closed lower by (1.88%) or 153.87 points at 8,048.22. Losers are Rashtriya Chem & Fert (4.07%), Canara Bank (3.50%), Corporation (3.41%), MRPL (3.30%) and Power Financ (3.08%).
The BSE Realty index ended down by (1.86%) or 69.63 points at 3,680.77 on profit taking. Losers are Unitech Ltd (3.28%), Orbit Co (3.03%), Housing Dev (2.76%), Penland Ltd (2.68%) and Anant Raj (2.42%).
DLF Ltd lost 1.08%. The company is set to bag India''s largest land deal in Gurgaon, Haryana as DLF has emerged as the sole bidder for the 350.71-acre land parcel in Gurgaon put up for auction by a Haryana state corporation. The state corporation has fixed the minimum reserve price as Rs 1,700 crore for the land.
Cairn India dropped by 1.88%. The company and state-owned ONGC will jointly invest $4 billion (Rs 20,000 crore) in an attempt to scale up the production capacity of their oil fields at Barmer in Rajasthan by 25,000 barrels of oil per day (bopd) to two lakh bopd.
Glenmark Pharma tumbled 14.68%. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals S.A. (Switzerland), a subsidiary of the company and Forest Laboratories, Inc announced top-line results from a Phase lib dose range finding study of Oglemilast in patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
Gujarat Industries Power Company Ltd fell 0.46% despite a block deal of five lakh shares was executed on NSE at Rs. 100 per share.
Bharat Forge Ltd plunged 5.59% on profit booking after the stock rose 8.50% in the preceding trading session.
Dish TV surged 1.84% on back of plans to raise funds up to $200 million. As per reports, the company plans to raise $200 million (around Rs 1,000 crore) by way of equity issue in either domestic or international markets.
PSL Ltd ended up by 2.58%. The company has secured an order valued approximately Rs 500 crore from Gail (India) Limited for supplying quality API 5L X-80 grade PSL-2 Pipes for their Dahej-Vijaipur Pipe Line Upgradation Project (DVPL-II).
Market opened slightly higher tracking positive cues from the US markets. On Tuesday, the US stocks markets rebounded from previous session’s sharp fall to close higher as buyers picked up stocks at low prices to give a good start for the markets. The rally was directed by financial, retail and technology as stocks posted gains over the ground. However, Indian stocks suddenly turned choppy backed by lower Asian markets. Further, benchmark indices continued to trade with losses on profit booking pressure at higher level. The selling pressure was mainly led by more than 4% fall in the Chinese markets. During final trading hours, market managed to reduce losses a bit but was still in negative territory. From the sectoral front, all indices ended in red. Besides, Oil & Gas, Metal, Auto, Power, PSU, Realty, Power and Teck stocks contributed to most of the selling pressure. Broader markets also remained out of favour as BSE Midcap and Smallcap stocks closed with losses.
Among the Sensex pack 27 stocks ended in red territory and 3 stocks ended in green territory. The market breadth indicating the overall health of the market remained negative as 1490 stocks closed in green while 1134 stocks closed in red and 89 stocks remained unchanged in BSE.
The BSE Sensex closed lower by 225.62 points or (1.50%) at 14,809.64 and NSE Nifty ended down by 64.80 points or (1.45%) at 4,394.10. BSE Mid Caps and Small Caps closed with losses of 62.49 and 33.06 points at 5,434.06 and 6,308.69 respectively. The BSE Sensex touched intraday high of 15,096.94 and intraday low of 14,684.45.
Losers from the BSE Sensex pack are ACC Ltd (5.08%), Reliance Infra (4.86%), RCom (4.38%), Grasim Industries (4.20%), Tata Steel (3.93%), M&M Ltd (3.58%), Reliance (3.23%), Hindalco (3.20%), JP Associates (2.80%), SBI (2.46%), Herohonda Motors (2.27%), Tata Motors (2.27%), TCS Ltd (2.11%), ONGC Ltd (1.99%), NTPC Ltd (1.90%), Bharti Airtel (1.44%) and Wipro Ltd (1.43%).
Gainers from the BSE Sensex pack are HDFC (1.56%), HDFC Bank (0.44%) and L&T Ltd (0.22%).
Foreign direct investment (FDI ) in India stood at $2.58 billion in June, with rise of 8 per cent as compared with the same month last year, a senior official said. In June 2008, the FDI inflow was $2.39 billion.
On the global markets front the Asian markets that opened before the Indian market, ended with losses with financial and airline stocks weighed on the markets. Shanghai Composite, Hang Seng, Nikkei 225, Singapore''s Straits Times Index and Seoul Composite closed lower by 125.30, 352.04, 80.96, 44.94 and 4.28 points at 2,785.58, 19,954.23, 10,204, 2,522.78 and 1,545.96 respectively.
European markets, which opened after the Indian market, are trading in red, as equities had slid across Asia. In Frankfurt the DAX index is trading lower 68.69 points at 5,182.05 and in London FTSE 100 is trading down by 39.96 points at 4,645.82.
The BSE Oil & Gas index dropped by (2.68%) or 254.71 points at 9,259.60 despite crude oil gained for the first time in three days overnight. Losers are Essar Oil Ltd (4.60%), Reliance (3.23%), RNRL (3.19%), Reliance Petroleum (2.66%) and Gail India (2.31%).
The BSE Metal index closed tumbled (2.33%) or 284.33 points at 11,929.02. Losers are Gujarat NRE C (3.98%), Tata Steel (3.93%), Sesa Goa Ltd (3.30%), Hindalco (3.20%) and JSW Steel (2.98%).
The BSE Auto index lost (2.14%) or 115.48 points at 5,277.76 on worries arising from scanty rains as auto firms derive larger revenue from rural India. Main losers are Bharat Forge (5.59%), Ashok Leyland (3.63%), M&M Ltd (3.58%), Bajaj Auto (3.52%) and Cummins Indi (3.25%).
The BSE Power index tumbled (1.93%) or 55.49 points at 2,812.57 as Reliance Infra (4.86%), Suzlon Energy (3.90%), GMR Infra (3.10%), Siemens Ltd (2.81%) and Crompton Greaves (2.75%) ended in red.
The BSE PSU index closed lower by (1.88%) or 153.87 points at 8,048.22. Losers are Rashtriya Chem & Fert (4.07%), Canara Bank (3.50%), Corporation (3.41%), MRPL (3.30%) and Power Financ (3.08%).
The BSE Realty index ended down by (1.86%) or 69.63 points at 3,680.77 on profit taking. Losers are Unitech Ltd (3.28%), Orbit Co (3.03%), Housing Dev (2.76%), Penland Ltd (2.68%) and Anant Raj (2.42%).
DLF Ltd lost 1.08%. The company is set to bag India''s largest land deal in Gurgaon, Haryana as DLF has emerged as the sole bidder for the 350.71-acre land parcel in Gurgaon put up for auction by a Haryana state corporation. The state corporation has fixed the minimum reserve price as Rs 1,700 crore for the land.
Cairn India dropped by 1.88%. The company and state-owned ONGC will jointly invest $4 billion (Rs 20,000 crore) in an attempt to scale up the production capacity of their oil fields at Barmer in Rajasthan by 25,000 barrels of oil per day (bopd) to two lakh bopd.
Glenmark Pharma tumbled 14.68%. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals S.A. (Switzerland), a subsidiary of the company and Forest Laboratories, Inc announced top-line results from a Phase lib dose range finding study of Oglemilast in patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
Gujarat Industries Power Company Ltd fell 0.46% despite a block deal of five lakh shares was executed on NSE at Rs. 100 per share.
Bharat Forge Ltd plunged 5.59% on profit booking after the stock rose 8.50% in the preceding trading session.
Dish TV surged 1.84% on back of plans to raise funds up to $200 million. As per reports, the company plans to raise $200 million (around Rs 1,000 crore) by way of equity issue in either domestic or international markets.
PSL Ltd ended up by 2.58%. The company has secured an order valued approximately Rs 500 crore from Gail (India) Limited for supplying quality API 5L X-80 grade PSL-2 Pipes for their Dahej-Vijaipur Pipe Line Upgradation Project (DVPL-II).
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