The stock markets lost further grounds and with the BSE Sensex trading near the 15000 mark. The sharp sell off across the Asian markets also turned down the sentiments today. The Chinese market was down 5%. All the sectorial indices are trading in red today. The Realty, Meta, Auto, Banking and Oil & Gas stocks remained in pressure today. The broader market indices also remained in pressure as the BSE Mid Cap is now trading with a cut of more than 2% each and the BSE Small Cap with a loss of more than 1%.. The BSE Sensex is now trading below the 15050 mark and the NSE Nifty below the 4500 mark.
BHEL reported the top gainer from the BSE Sensex pack, as it is trading higher by (0.55%) at Rs.2,213.50 while Hero Honda reported the top loser trading down by (5.22%) at Rs.1,401.
The overall market breadth is negative as 815 stocks are advancing while 1539 stocks are declining and the 67 stocks remain unchanged on BSE.
At 12.31 pm, BSE Sensex was at 15,016.70 down by 395.56 points and the NSE Nifty was at 4,456.35 down by 123.70 points.
The BSE Mid cap is trading lower by 116.23 points at 5,487.58 and the BSE small Cap fell by 70.36 points to trade at 6,342.20.
BSE REALTY indexwas at 3,783.28 down by 179.78 points or by (4.54%) The main losers were Penland Ltd down by (-0.83%) at Rs.78, Anant Raj In down by (1.42%) at Rs.135.45, Ansal Infras down by (1.58%) at Rs.62.45, Sobha Dev down by (2.28%) at Rs.212.25, Omaxe Ltd down by (2.69%) at Rs.101.35.
BSE METAL index was at 12,190.18 down by 530.66 points or by (4.17%) The main losers were Nmdc Ltd down by (0.99%) at Rs.361, Jindal Saw down by (1.44%) at Rs.553, Nat Alum Co down by (1.82%) at Rs.311, Hind.Zinc down by (2.84%) at Rs.709.1, Welsp Guj Sr down by (2.94%) at Rs.210,
BSE BANKEX index was at 8,063.03 down by 222.96 points or by (2.69%) The main losers were Federal Bank down by (0.18%) at Rs.225.5, Indus Ind Bk down by (0.84%) at Rs.94.8, Allahabad Bk down by (1.17%) at Rs.84.5, Bank Of India down by (1.19%) at Rs.315.6, Hdfc Bank Lt down by (1.37%) at Rs.1407.25,
BSE CG index was at 12,119.89 down by 227.51 points or by (1.84%) The main losers were Suzlonenergy down by (0.57%) at Rs.87.75, Thermax Lmtd down by (0.82%) at Rs.404.9, Jyoti Struct down by (1.27%) at Rs.136, Abb Ltd down by (1.53%) at Rs.667.55, Crompton Greaves Ltd. down by (1.54%) at Rs.277.95.
BSE FMCG index was at 2,492.37 down by 60.43 points or by (2.37%) The main losers were Ruchi Soya down by (0.87%) at Rs.73.65, Tata Tea Ltd down by (1.43%) at Rs.922.15, Britania In down by (1.84%) at Rs.1688, Godrej Cons down by (1.95%) at Rs.218.95, Hind Uni Lt down by (1.99%) at Rs.251.35.
BSE AUTO index was at 5,377.54 down by 191.68 points or by (3.44%) The main losers were Bosch Ltd down by (0.26%) at Rs.3890, Amtek Auto L down by (2.67%) at Rs.134.8, Marutisuzuki down by (2.99%) at Rs.1306, Ashok Leylnd down by (3.27%) at Rs.35.5, Bajaj Auto down by (3.48%) at Rs.1081.8.
BSE CD index was at 3,076.33 down by 27.84 points or by (0.9%) The main losers were Blue Star L down by (0.63%) at Rs.340, Gitanjali Ge* down by (1.02%) at Rs.111.7, Rajesh Expot down by (3.05%) at Rs.42.9, Videocon Ind down by (3.52%) at Rs.201.7.
BSE PSU index was at 8,198.79 down by 126.36 points or by (1.52%) The main losers were Ntpc Ltd down by (0.39%) at Rs.205.4, Engineers In down by (0.57%) at Rs.1000.45, Shipping Cor down by (0.93%) at Rs.128, Nmdc Ltd down by (0.99%) at Rs.361, Andhra Bank down by (1.21%) at Rs.86.
BSE POWER index was at 2,862.20 down by 34.73 points or by (1.2%) The main losers were Tata Power down by (0.36%) at Rs.1278.8, Ntpc Ltd down by (0.39%) at Rs.205.4, Suzlon energy down by (0.51%) at Rs.87.8, Tornt Power down by (1.07%) at Rs.241.1, Abb Ltd down by (1.53%) at Rs.667.55, The main gainers were Bhel up by (0.66%) at Rs.2215.8,
BSE HC index was at 3,830.02 down by 56.05 points or by (1.44%) The main losers were Glaxosmith down by (-0.05%) at Rs.1433, Bilcare Lt down by (-0.09%) at Rs.399.55, Aurobindo Ph down by (0.36%) at Rs.660.65, Apollo Hos E down by (0.54%) at Rs.535, Dr.Reddys Laboratories Ltd. down by (0.64%) at Rs.795.95.
BSE OIL&GAS index was at 9,622.45 down by 246.76 points or by (2.5%) The main losers were ONGC down by (2.14%) at Rs.1194.1, Gail India down by (2.57%) at Rs.333.55, Rel Pet down by (2.58%) at Rs.122.8, Reliance down by (2.76%) at Rs.1978.1, Ril Nat Res down by (3.03%) at Rs.80.05.
BSE TECk index was at 2,860.40 down by 60.42 points or by (2.07%) The main losers were Iol Net Com down by (0.17%) at Rs.29.5, Idea Cell down by (0.32%) at Rs.77.8, Oracle Fin down by (0.5%) at Rs.1530.05, Gtl Limited down by (0.57%) at Rs.298.1, Aptech Ltd down by (0.84%) at Rs.212.9.
BSE IT index was at 3,892.01 down by 85.72 points or by (2.15%) The main losers were Oracle Fin down by (0.5%) at Rs.1530.05, Aptech Ltd down by (0.84%) at Rs.212.9, Wipro Ltd. down by (1.23%) at Rs.503.9, Tech Mah down by (1.39%) at Rs.831.5, Tcs Ltd down by (2.23%) at Rs.509.
On the global markets front, the Asian markets are trading lower as the Hang Seng, Shanghai Composite , Nikkei 225, Straits Times and Seoul Composite index are trading down by (3.36%), (5.72%), (3.10%), (1.91%) and (2.79%) respectively. Japan''s economy made a sharp turnaround in the second quarter (April-June) as it expanded at an annual pace of 3.7% on a strong rebound in exports. Exports grew 6.3% from the previous quarter, the highest growth since the second quarter of 2002.
BHEL reported the top gainer from the BSE Sensex pack, as it is trading higher by (0.55%) at Rs.2,213.50 while Hero Honda reported the top loser trading down by (5.22%) at Rs.1,401.
The overall market breadth is negative as 815 stocks are advancing while 1539 stocks are declining and the 67 stocks remain unchanged on BSE.
At 12.31 pm, BSE Sensex was at 15,016.70 down by 395.56 points and the NSE Nifty was at 4,456.35 down by 123.70 points.
The BSE Mid cap is trading lower by 116.23 points at 5,487.58 and the BSE small Cap fell by 70.36 points to trade at 6,342.20.
BSE REALTY indexwas at 3,783.28 down by 179.78 points or by (4.54%) The main losers were Penland Ltd down by (-0.83%) at Rs.78, Anant Raj In down by (1.42%) at Rs.135.45, Ansal Infras down by (1.58%) at Rs.62.45, Sobha Dev down by (2.28%) at Rs.212.25, Omaxe Ltd down by (2.69%) at Rs.101.35.
BSE METAL index was at 12,190.18 down by 530.66 points or by (4.17%) The main losers were Nmdc Ltd down by (0.99%) at Rs.361, Jindal Saw down by (1.44%) at Rs.553, Nat Alum Co down by (1.82%) at Rs.311, Hind.Zinc down by (2.84%) at Rs.709.1, Welsp Guj Sr down by (2.94%) at Rs.210,
BSE BANKEX index was at 8,063.03 down by 222.96 points or by (2.69%) The main losers were Federal Bank down by (0.18%) at Rs.225.5, Indus Ind Bk down by (0.84%) at Rs.94.8, Allahabad Bk down by (1.17%) at Rs.84.5, Bank Of India down by (1.19%) at Rs.315.6, Hdfc Bank Lt down by (1.37%) at Rs.1407.25,
BSE CG index was at 12,119.89 down by 227.51 points or by (1.84%) The main losers were Suzlonenergy down by (0.57%) at Rs.87.75, Thermax Lmtd down by (0.82%) at Rs.404.9, Jyoti Struct down by (1.27%) at Rs.136, Abb Ltd down by (1.53%) at Rs.667.55, Crompton Greaves Ltd. down by (1.54%) at Rs.277.95.
BSE FMCG index was at 2,492.37 down by 60.43 points or by (2.37%) The main losers were Ruchi Soya down by (0.87%) at Rs.73.65, Tata Tea Ltd down by (1.43%) at Rs.922.15, Britania In down by (1.84%) at Rs.1688, Godrej Cons down by (1.95%) at Rs.218.95, Hind Uni Lt down by (1.99%) at Rs.251.35.
BSE AUTO index was at 5,377.54 down by 191.68 points or by (3.44%) The main losers were Bosch Ltd down by (0.26%) at Rs.3890, Amtek Auto L down by (2.67%) at Rs.134.8, Marutisuzuki down by (2.99%) at Rs.1306, Ashok Leylnd down by (3.27%) at Rs.35.5, Bajaj Auto down by (3.48%) at Rs.1081.8.
BSE CD index was at 3,076.33 down by 27.84 points or by (0.9%) The main losers were Blue Star L down by (0.63%) at Rs.340, Gitanjali Ge* down by (1.02%) at Rs.111.7, Rajesh Expot down by (3.05%) at Rs.42.9, Videocon Ind down by (3.52%) at Rs.201.7.
BSE PSU index was at 8,198.79 down by 126.36 points or by (1.52%) The main losers were Ntpc Ltd down by (0.39%) at Rs.205.4, Engineers In down by (0.57%) at Rs.1000.45, Shipping Cor down by (0.93%) at Rs.128, Nmdc Ltd down by (0.99%) at Rs.361, Andhra Bank down by (1.21%) at Rs.86.
BSE POWER index was at 2,862.20 down by 34.73 points or by (1.2%) The main losers were Tata Power down by (0.36%) at Rs.1278.8, Ntpc Ltd down by (0.39%) at Rs.205.4, Suzlon energy down by (0.51%) at Rs.87.8, Tornt Power down by (1.07%) at Rs.241.1, Abb Ltd down by (1.53%) at Rs.667.55, The main gainers were Bhel up by (0.66%) at Rs.2215.8,
BSE HC index was at 3,830.02 down by 56.05 points or by (1.44%) The main losers were Glaxosmith down by (-0.05%) at Rs.1433, Bilcare Lt down by (-0.09%) at Rs.399.55, Aurobindo Ph down by (0.36%) at Rs.660.65, Apollo Hos E down by (0.54%) at Rs.535, Dr.Reddys Laboratories Ltd. down by (0.64%) at Rs.795.95.
BSE OIL&GAS index was at 9,622.45 down by 246.76 points or by (2.5%) The main losers were ONGC down by (2.14%) at Rs.1194.1, Gail India down by (2.57%) at Rs.333.55, Rel Pet down by (2.58%) at Rs.122.8, Reliance down by (2.76%) at Rs.1978.1, Ril Nat Res down by (3.03%) at Rs.80.05.
BSE TECk index was at 2,860.40 down by 60.42 points or by (2.07%) The main losers were Iol Net Com down by (0.17%) at Rs.29.5, Idea Cell down by (0.32%) at Rs.77.8, Oracle Fin down by (0.5%) at Rs.1530.05, Gtl Limited down by (0.57%) at Rs.298.1, Aptech Ltd down by (0.84%) at Rs.212.9.
BSE IT index was at 3,892.01 down by 85.72 points or by (2.15%) The main losers were Oracle Fin down by (0.5%) at Rs.1530.05, Aptech Ltd down by (0.84%) at Rs.212.9, Wipro Ltd. down by (1.23%) at Rs.503.9, Tech Mah down by (1.39%) at Rs.831.5, Tcs Ltd down by (2.23%) at Rs.509.
On the global markets front, the Asian markets are trading lower as the Hang Seng, Shanghai Composite , Nikkei 225, Straits Times and Seoul Composite index are trading down by (3.36%), (5.72%), (3.10%), (1.91%) and (2.79%) respectively. Japan''s economy made a sharp turnaround in the second quarter (April-June) as it expanded at an annual pace of 3.7% on a strong rebound in exports. Exports grew 6.3% from the previous quarter, the highest growth since the second quarter of 2002.
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